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SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES FOOTBALL VANIER CUP CHAMPIONS : 1990, ‘96, ‘98 | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 1965, ‘74, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘94, ‘96, ‘98, ‘99, 2002, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 87 CIS ALL-CANADIANS | 255 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS | 35 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS | 6 CIS AWARD WINNERS 2016 SCHEDULE Game Information Fri 9/2 vs Regina W, 41-39 2OT Date ..................................Friday, Sept. 16 Fri 9/9 at Alberta W, 29-17 Time ....................................................7 p.m. Fri 9/16 vs Calgary 7:00 PM Sat 9/24 at Manitoba 1:00 PM Location .......................Saskatoon, Sask. Sat 10/1 at Regina 2:00 PM Venue ....... Griffiths Stadium in PotashCorp Park Fri 10/14 vs UBC 7:00 PM Watch ...........SHAW TV/Canadawest.tv Sat 10/22 at Calgary 1:00 PM Fri 10/28 vs Alberta 7:00 PM Listen ........................................ CJWW 600 Sat 11/5 TBD TBD NO. 10 Series ('72) .............. CGY Leads 49-32-2 NO. 2 Sat 11/12 TBD TBD SASKATCHEWAN @ SSK...................... CGY leads 18-24-1 CALGARY Current Streak ...................... CGY - 8 W Sat 11/19 AUS TBD HUSKIES DINOS Sat 11/26 CIS TBD Last Meeting ................... Nov. 7, 2015 2-0 SSK 29 @ CGY 37 *Hardy Cup Semifinal 2-0 CANADA WEST STANDINGS #5THINGS GP Record 1 It's Toga Time! Friday night is the annual Homecoming Game in Saskatoon. Calgary 2 2-0 The University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association will host its Centennial 2 Launch at 5:30pm in the Rally Alley with 1,500 free food vouchers. (See Saskatchewan 2 2-0 more on page 2) Regina 2 1-1 Huskie Olympians Lisa Thomaidis, Jillian Gallays and Taryn Suttie will share 3 their Olympic experience in the Rally Alley at 6pm. UBC 2 1-1 Huskie running back Tyler Chow leads the nation in yards per game on the Manitoba 2 0-2 4 ground with an average of 169 rushing yards per game. Alberta 2 0-2 The Dinos look to continue their success at Griffiths Stadium in PotashCorp 5 Park. Calgary is the only Canada West team with a winning record against CIS TOP 10 the Huskies on Saskatchewan's home turf. - Pts (1st place) - Last week 1. Montreal (2-0) 297 (27) 1 STATISTICAL LEADERS #ByTheNumbers 2. Calgary (2-0) 267 (3) 3 10 3. Laval (1-1) 221 4 Saskatchewan Category Calgary The Huskies are back in the CIS Top 10 at #10 after being kept out of the previous 7 polls 4. Carleton (2-1) 169 6 TYLER CHOW Rushing QUENTIN CHOWN 52 ATT, 338 YDS, 6.5 AVG, 1 TD 30 ATT, 156 YDS, 5.2 AVG, 1 TD dating back to Sept. 29, 2015. 5. Western (2-1) 141 7 KYLE SIEMENS Passing JIMMY UNDERDAHL 6. UBC (1-1) 139 2 21.6 43-68, 490 YDS, 4TD 43-65, 549 YDS, 3 TD Receiver Chad Braun is making an impact on 7. Laurier (2-0) 101 9 YOL PIOK Receiving AUSTEN HARTLEY special teams with 21.6 yards per punt return. 8. Ottawa (2-0) 99 NR 9 REC, 117 YDS 20 REC, 221 YDS, 2 TD That average is 2nd in the CIS. 9. McMaster (2-1) 94 5 BOWAN LEWIS Tackles BOSTON ROWE 92% 10. Saskatchewan (2-0) 64 NR 10.5 TACKLES, 3 PASS DEF 16.5 TACKLES, 1 PASS DEF The Huskies are converting on 92% of their D. DALE, S. KRIEGER Sacks N/A red zone opportunities this season, being SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: NICOLE BETKER held off the scoreboard just once. PHONE: 306-966-1024 • EMAIL: [email protected] 1 SACK WBESITE: HUSKIES.USASK.CA • TWITTER: @HUSKIEATHLETICS S. KRIEGER, J. FILTEAU Interceptions FOUR WITH 338 FACEBOOK: HUSKIE ATHLETICS 1 INT 1 INT Tyler Chow is the Canada West rushing leader YOUTUBE: YOURHUSKIEATHLETICS SEAN STENGER Field Goals NIKO DIFONTE after amassing 338 yards on the ground in HUSKIE ATHLETICS • 87 CAMPUS DRIVE two games. His 169 yds/game average is best SASKATOON, SK • S7N 5B2 11-12 FGs (LG 40), 5-5 XPs 1-2 FGS (LG 30), 4-4 XP'S in the CIS. Game 3 vs Calgary Dinos • Huskie Football 2016 Game Notes All-time results vs Calgary (32-49-2) All-time results vs Calgary (32-49-2) Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes * Oct 20/71 CALGARY L 0-13 - Saskatoon * Oct 30/71 CALGARY L 14-19 - Saskatoon * Sept 29/73 CALGARY W 29-15 - Saskatoon * Nov 3/73 at Calgary L 23-24 - Calgary * Oct 4/74 at Calgary L 10-16 - Calgary * Nov 9/74 CALGARY W 26-18 - Saskatoon * Sept 13/75 CALGARY L 17-21 - Saskatoon * Oct 17/75 at Calgary L 20-37 - Calgary * Sept 10/76 at Calgary L 16-29 - Calgary * Oct 16/76 CALGARY W 30-19 - Saskatoon * Sept 23/77 at Calgary L 7-22 - Calgary * Oct 29/77 CALGARY L 14-18 - Saskatoon * Sept 23/78 CALGARY W 15-10 - Saskatoon * Oct 27/78 at Calgary L 11-26 - Calgary * Sept 26/79 at Calgary L 23-37 - Calgary * Sept 29/79 CALGARY L 2-11 - Saskatoon * Sept 13/80 CALGARY L 4-21 - Saskatoon * Oct 17/80 at Calgary L 0-23 - Calgary * Sept 12/81 at Calgary W 25-5 - Calgary * Oct 17/81 CALGARY L 19-30 - Saskatoon * Sept 24/82 at Calgary 2016 HuskieL 17-20 Football Game Notes- - 2Calgary * Oct 30/82 CALGARY W 30-13 - Saskatoon UOF* SeptS QUICK 3/83 FACTS: CALGARY SCOUTINGW THE18-7 NO. 2 DINOS- Saskatoon Location:* Oct 7/83 Saskatoon,at SKCalgary L 30-61 - Calgary * Sept 21/84 at Calgary • Calgary is Lcoming8-21 off an impressive- Calgary 35-8 drubbing of reiging Vanier Enrollment: 19,700 Cup Champions the UBC Thunderbirds last weekend. It was the second Founded:* Oct 27/84 1907 CALGARY L 12-29 - Saskatoon * Sept 29/85 CALGARY straight winW to37-32 start the year for- theSaskatoon Dinos after knocking off Manitoba Nickname: Huskies * Nov 2/85 at Calgary 23-14 in WeekL 1-191. - Calgary Huskie Colours: Green, White * AUg 31/86 CALGARY • Calgary boastsL 23-31 the top ranked- defensiveSaskatoon unit in the conference allow- Conference:* Oct 4/86 Canadaat West Calgary L 24-56 - Calgary President:* Sept 4/87 Peter Stoicheffat Calgary ing just 300L yards8-16 per game. That- Calgarytotal ranks them fifth in the CIS. Athletic* Oct 10/87Director: BasilCALGARY Hughton • Calgary is Lthe14-16 only visiting Canada- Saskatoon West team to have a winning re- Stadium:* Sept Griffiths11/88 CALGARY Stadium cord at GriffithsW 28-22 Stadium in PotashCorp- Saskatoon Park. The Dinos have won three Surface:* Oct 21/88Field Turf at Calgary straight meetingsL 5-61 in Saskatoon.- Calgary p Nov 4/88 at Calgary L 33-46 ot - Calgary Capacity:* Sept 10/895,743 CALGARY L 26-30 - Saskatoon * Oct 13/89 at Calgary W 39-33 - Calgary HUSKIE HISTORY: * Sept 9/90 CALGARY ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONW 28-10 HOMECOMING- Saskatoon EVENTS All-Time Conference Record: * Oct 27/90 at Calgary • The U of SW Alumni33-21 Association- isCalgary celebrating its 100 year anniversary! 201-150-2* Aug 29/91 (since 1972)at Calgary W 33-27 - Calgary All-Time Playoff Record: • Family friendly events are planned all day Friday including free tours, a * Oct 6/91 CALGARY "100 photo"L in22-41 the bowl at 4pm,- andSaskatoon the launch in the Rally Alley. 29-20* Sept 19/92 CALGARY L 13-37 - Saskatoon VS *CALGARYOct 23/92: at Calgary • Many specialL 7-67guests will be in- attendanceCalgary as the Alumni Association All-Time:* Sept 32-49-225/93 at Calgary celebrates theT 32-32 university's 150,000- Calgary alumni. Conference:* Oct 30/93 30-45-2CALGARY • Visit alumni.usask.ca/centennialW 47-18 - Saskatoon for more information on all of the day's Playoffs:* Sept 10/942-4 CALGARY events. L 22-31 - Saskatoon Home:* Oct 18-24-1 14/94 at Calgary W 16-6 - Calgary Away:p Nov 14-25-1 5/94 CALGARY W 34-17 - Saskatoon * Sept 1/95 at Calgary L 23-28 - Calgary SERIES* Oct 7/95 HISTORYCALGARY L 17-51 - SaskatoonTEAM STATS p Nov 10/95 at Calgary L 30-32 ot - Calgary 35 (2nd) Points per game 29.0 (3rd) * Sept 6/96 at Calgary W 30-25 - Calgary * Oct 12/96 CALGARY W 43-23 920- (4th)Saskatoon Total offense 924 (3rd) * Sept 26/97 at Calgary W 54-29 460- (4th)Calgary Yards per game 466.0 (3rd) * Nov 1/97 CALGARY L 12-27 245- (4th)SaskatoonPassing yards per game 274.5 (3rd) * Sept 19/98 at Calgary W 39-24 - Calgary 4 (2nd) Passing touchdowns 3 (4th) * Oct 24/98 CALGARY W 14-11 - Saskatoon * Sept 27/99 at Calgary W 28-23 215- (2nd)CalgaryRushing yards per game 191.5 (3rd) * Oct 30/99 CALGARY L 18-23 5.8- (3rd)Saskatoon Yards per rush 4.9 (6th) * Sept 9/00 CALGARY L 23-27 1- (4th)SaskatoonRushing touchdowns 3 (1st) * Oct 20/00 at Calgary L 14-35 - Calgary 28 (3rd) 1st downs per game 31.0 (1st) * Sept 22/01 CALGARY W 44-3 - Saskatoon * Oct 26/02 CALGARY L 10-15 0.75 - Saskatoon (3rd) 3rd down % 100% (1st) * Sept 27/03 CALGARY W 54-13 23.6- (3rd)SaskatoonKick return average 34.4 (1st) * Sept 3/04 at Calgary W 29-0 21.7- (1st)Calgary Punt return average 3.6 (5th) Oct 16/04 CALGARY W 34-3 - Saskatoon 0.917 (1st) Field goal % 50.0% (5th) * Oct 28/05 at Calgary W 43-16 - Calgary * Sept 29/06 at Calgary W 55-10 39.8- (2nd)Calgary Average per punt 35.5 (5th) * Sept 8/07 at Calgary W 27-13 0.92 - Calgary (4th) Red zone % 91% (5th) * Oct 13/07 CALGARY L 19-20 3-12- (5th)SaskatoonRed zone touchdowns 5-11 (2nd) * 8/29/2008 CALGARY W 25-0 28821 (4th)SaskatoonFumbles recovered 5 (1st) * 9/4/2009 CALGARY T 20-20 6053 Saskatoon, SK p 11/14/2009 CALGARY L 38-39 51632 (3rd)Saskatoon, DefensiveSK INTs 94 (6th) * 9/4/2010 at Calgary W 34-13 20740 (2nd)Calgary, ABDefensive TDs 94 (6th) * 10/15/2010 CALGARY W 36-17 445095 (5th)Saskatoon, SKTackles 0 (6th) * 9/23/2011 at #3 Calgary L 24-38 17253 (1st)Calgary, AB Sacks 19 (2nd) * 10/14/2011 CALGARY L 8-20 5446 Saskatoon, SK * 9/29/2012 at #2 Calgary L 4-45 208916 (1st)Calgary, AB Penalties 145 (2nd) * 9/14/2013 at #5 Calgary L 24-36 520234:33Calgary, ABPenalty yards (t6) * 10/4/2013 #3 CALGARY L 12-24 532030:53:00Saskatoon,Time SK of Posession 31:13:00 * 10/3/2015 at #1 Calgary L 19-59 1262 Calgary, AB * 10/16/2015 #1 CALGARY L 15-44 4254 Saskatoon, SK Facebook “f” Logo p 11/07/2015CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYKat / .eps Calgary L 29-37 1565 Calgary, AB Canada West Semifinal Overall:Huskie 32-49-2 Athletics • Conference: 30-45-2 huskies.usask.ca • Home: 18-24-1 • Away: 14-25-1 • Neutral:@huskieathletics 0-0 2016 Huskie Football Game Notes - 3 LAST WEEK..
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    SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES FOOTBALL VANIER CUP CHAMPIONS : 1990, ‘96, ‘98 | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 1965, ‘74, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘94, ‘96, ‘98, ‘99, 2002, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 87 CIS ALL-CANADIANS | 255 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS | 35 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS | 6 CIS AWARD WINNERS 2016 SCHEDULE Game Information Fri 9/2 vs Regina W, 41-39 2OT Date ....................................Friday, Oct. 28 Fri 9/9 at Alberta W, 29-17 Time ....................................................7 p.m. Fri 9/16 vs Calgary L, 20-19 Sat 9/24 at Manitoba L, 38-17 Location .......................Saskatoon, Sask. Sat 10/1 at Regina L, 37-29 Venue ........Griffiths Stadium in PotashCorp Park Fri 10/14 vs UBC W, 40-10 Watch ...........SHAW TV/Canadawest.tv Sat 10/22 at Calgary W, 38-35 Fri 10/28 vs Alberta 7:00 PM Listen ........................................ CJWW 600 Sat 11/5 TBD TBD NO. 10 Series ('72) ............... SSK Leads 49-32-1 ALBERTA Sat 11/12 TBD TBD SASKATCHEWAN @ SSK...................... SSK Leads 26-16-1 Current Streak ....................... SSK - 1 W GOLDEN BEARS Sat 11/19 AUS TBD HUSKIES Sat 11/26 CIS TBD Last Meeting ..................Sept. 9, 2016 1-6 4-3 SSK 29 @ ALB 17 CANADA WEST STANDINGS #5THINGS GP Record The Huskies moved back into the U Sports Top 10 last week after a three 1 point road victory over the previously No. 4 ranked Calgary Dinos. Regina X 7 5-2 Saskatchewan has now clinched a playoff spot and can finish anywhere from 2nd to 4th. A Huskie win and Calgary loss would slot the Huskies Calgary X 7 5-2 2 second.
  • Saskatoon Sports Facility Guide

    Saskatoon Sports Facility Guide

    SASKATOON SPORTS FACILITY GUIDE 1 Welcome to Saskatoon, your four-season with an sport destination! Saskatoon is a city of tremendous growth and innovation. Each year, visitors travel from across Canada and from all over the world to experience Saskatoon’s natural beauty and sample its unique menu of festivals, cultures, dining, shopping and sport events; to experience open heart the spirit and character that is Saskatoon. Saskatoon has a reputation for hosting memorable sporting events of all sizes. The city boasts incredible sports facilities, accommodations, attractions and restaurants. Saskatoon is capable of hosting events of and vibrant all magnitudes, from local tournaments to world class international competitions. The diversity of culture in Saskatoon is what truly distinguishes this city from all others. The community’s volunteer spirit is well known throughout the country for embracing an event, accommodating athlete and visitor needs and ensuring a truly successful event. It is common for Saskatoon to break event records, energy setting the bar for other communities. Sports are at the heart of Saskatoon, from minor softball leagues to the beloved Saskatoon Blades Western Hockey League franchise to the numerous events held in the city each year, attracting hundreds of volunteers and thousands of fans. Saskatoon’s sports Saskatoon scene is supported by a number of competitive, world-class sports organizations, including Sask Sport Inc., the Saskatoon Sports Council and Saskatoon Sports Tourism. Saskatoon Sports Tourism is a community organization dedicated to welcomes building the sports tourism industry in Saskatoon. If you are interested in bidding, planning or expanding a sporting event in Saskatoon, contact us today! We invite you to visit beautiful Saskatoon! the world Saskatoon Sports Tourism 101 – 202 4th Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK S7K 0K1 SASKATOONSPORTSTOURISM.COM I Toll Free: 1.800.567.2444 2 3 WINTER SPORTS premium Introducing sports facilities Sports are exciting, exhilarating, electric.
  • Saskatchewan Huskies Football

    Saskatchewan Huskies Football

    SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES FOOTBALL VANIER CUP CHAMPIONS : 1990, ‘96, ‘98 | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 1965, ‘74, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘94, ‘96, ‘98, ‘99, 2002, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 90 CIS ALL-CANADIANS | 261 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS | 35 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS | 7 U SPORTS AWARD WINNERS 2018 SCHEDULE Game Information Fri 8/31 vs Alberta W 42-0 Date ................................ Saturday, Oct. 2 Fri 9/7 at Manitoba W 48-46 Time ....................................................2 p.m. Fri 9/14 vs Calgary L 37-28 Location ............................Saskatoon, SK Fri 9/21 vs Regina W 33-20 Venue ..............................Griffiths Stadium Sat 9/29 at Calgary L 37-28 Fri 10/12 at UBC L 33-13 Watch ......SaskTel Max/Canadawest.tv Sat 10/20 vs Manitoba 2:00 PM Listen ........................................ CJWW 600 Fri 10/26 at Regina 7:00 PM Series .............................. MB leads 45-44 Sat 11/3 TBD TBD SASKATCHEWAN Current Streak ....................... SSK - 1 W MANITOBA Sat 11/10 TBD TBD HUSKIES Last Meeting ....................Sep. 7, 2018 BISONS Sat 11/17 OUA TBD 3-3 SSK 48 vs.MAN 46 3-3 Sat 11/24 U SPORTS TBD CANADA WEST STANDINGS GP Record #5The THINGS fifth years will be honoured at the game, with Lance Bashutsky, Tyler 1 Chow, Ryan Breadner, Tristian Koronkiewicz, Kyle Siemens, Sean Stenger Calgary 6 6-0 and Brendan Ernst all playing their final regular season home games. UBC 6 3-3 The Huskies offence will look to rebound after producing their lowest 2 points total in a single game this season. They did put up 48 on the Bisons Saskatchewan 6 3-3 earlier in the season however.