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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 90 CIS ALL-CANADIANS | 260 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS | 35 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS | 6 U SPORTS AWARD WINNERS 2017 SCHEDULE Game Information Fri 9/1 vs Manitoba W, 44-23 Date ............................Saturday, Sept. 23 Fri 9/8 vs Alberta W, 43-17 Time ....................................................4 p.m. Fri 9/16 at UBC L, 31-10 Location .................................Calgary, AB Sat 9/23 at Calgary 4:00 PM Sat 9/29 vs Regina 7:00 PM Venue .................................McMahon Stadium Fri 10/14 vs UBC 7:00 PM Watch ......SaskTel Max/Canadawest.tv Sat 10/21 at Alberta 1:00 PM Listen ........................................ CJWW 600 Fri 10/28 vs Manitoba 7:00 PM Series ('72) .............. CGY Leads 52-33-9 Sat 11/4 TBD TBD SASKATCHEWAN @ CGY .................... CGY leads 26-15-1 CALGARY Sat 11/11 TBD TBD HUSKIES Current Streak ...................... CGY - 1 W DINOS Sat 11/18 RSEQ TBD 2-1 Last Meeting ................... Nov. 5, 2016 3-0 Sat 11/25 U SPORTS TBD SSK 17 @ CGY 47 (semifinal) CANADA WEST STANDINGS #5THINGS GP Record Saskatchewan defeated Calgary on October 22, 2016 in the final of two 1 regular season meetings. It snapped a 10 game losing steak to the Dinos. Calgary 3 3-0 Saskatchewan 3 2-1 2 With 4 points last week, Sean Stenger has tallied 200 career points. Regina 3 2-1 Mitch Hillis is 8th on the Canada West receiving yards career list with 2,260 3 yards. UBC 3 2-1 The Dinos ended the Huskies season in 2016 with a 47-17 win in the Cana- Alberta 3 0-3 4 da West semifinal. Manitoba 3 0-3 This is the lone regular season meeting between the Huskies and Dinos in 5 2017. U SPORTS TOP 10 Pts (1st place) Last week #ByTheNumbers 1. Montreal (3-0) 189 (18) 1 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2. Laval (2-1) 166 2 2 Saskatchewan Category Calgary 3. Calgary (3-0) 151 (1) 3 Evan Machibroda tallied two COLTON KLASSEN Rushing ROBERT STEWART sacks against the UBC Thunder- 4. Western (4-0) 147 4 54 ATT, 246 YDS 30 ATT, 172 YDS birds last week. 5. Laurier (3-0) 105 5 KYLE SIEMENS Passing ADAM SINAGRA 6. Regina (2-1) 90 6 10 76-109, 944 YDS, 9TD 68-89, 1043 YDS, 10 TD 7. UBC (2-1) 62 10 The Huskies are No. 10 in the U MITCH HILLIS Receiving MICAHEL KLUKAS 8. McMaster (2-1) 61 9 SPORTS Top 10. 15 REC, 234 YDS 16 REC, 321YDS 9. Waterloo (4-0) 25 NR BROOKS FALLOON Tackles MICAH TEITZ 10. Saskatchewan (2-1) 14 7 274 20.5 TACKLES 17 Calgary and Saskatchewan have EVAN MACHIBRODA Sacks JACK MCEWEN combined for 274 points in 2017. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: NICOLE BETKER 2.5 SACKS 3 SACKS PHONE: 306-966-1024 • CELL: 306-717-3398 4 HUSKIES Interceptions 4 DINOS EMAIL: [email protected] 2260 WBESITE: HUSKIES.USASK.CA • TWITTER: @HUSKIEATH- 1 INT 1 Mitch Hillis is 8th on the Canada LETICS FACEBOOK: HUSKIE ATHLETICS SEAN STENGER Field Goals NIKO DIFONTE INSTAGRAM: @HUSKIEATHLETICS West receiving yards list with 6-6 FGs, 11-11 XPs 10-12 FGs, 18-18 XPs 2260. Game 4 at Calgary Dinos • Huskie Football 2017 Game Notes All-time results vs Calgary (33-52-2) All-time results vs Calgary (33-52-2) Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes * Oct 20/71 CALGARY L 0-13 2017 Huskie- Saskatoon Football Game Notes - 2 * Oct 30/71 CALGARY L 14-19 - Saskatoon * Sept 29/73 CALGARY W 29-15 - Saskatoon OF UICK ACTS *UNovS 3/73 Q Fat Calgary: L 23-24SCOUTING- Calgary THE DINOS *Location:Oct 4/74 Saskatoon,at Calgary SK L 10-16 - Calgary * Nov 9/74 CALGARY W 26-18• The Calgary- Saskatoon Dinos improved to 3-0 last week after a big 76-17 road win *Enrollment:Sept 13/75 CALGARY 19,700 L 17-21over the Manitoba- Saskatoon Bisons. *Founded:Oct 17/75 1907at Calgary L 20-37 - Calgary * Sept 10/76 at Calgary L 16-29• Early in the- Calgary game, Manitoba had a 3-2 lead but soon the floodgates *Nickname:Oct 16/76 HuskiesCALGARY W 30-19 - Saskatoon * Sept 23/77 at Calgary L 7-22opened. The- Calgary Dinos scored 17 first quarter points, 29 in the second, 7 in *HuskieOct 29/77 Colours:CALGARY Green, White L 14-18 - Saskatoon *Conference:Sept 23/78 CALGARY Canada West W 15-10the third and- Saskatoon another 23 in the fourth for the win. * Oct 27/78 at Calgary L 11-26• Calgary has- Calgary won all three games by at least a 20 point margin in 2017 - *President:Sept 26/79 Peterat Calgary Stoicheff L 23-37 - Calgary *ChiefSept 29/79 AthleticsCALGARY Officer: Shawn BurtL 2-1155-26 over- theSaskatoon Alberta Golden Bears and 46-26 over the Regina Rams. * Sept 13/80 CALGARY L 4-21 - Saskatoon *Stadium:Oct 17/80 Griffithsat Calgary Stadium L 0-23• Calgary is- Calgaryranked No. 3 in U SPORTS. * Sept 12/81 at Calgary W 25-5 - Calgary *Surface:Oct 17/81 FieldCALGARY Turf L 19-30 - Saskatoon *Capacity:Sept 24/82 5,743at Calgary L 17-20 - Calgary * Oct 30/82 CALGARY W 30-13 - Saskatoon * Sept 3/83 CALGARY W 18-7 - Saskatoon * Oct 7/83 at Calgary L 30-61 - Calgary HUSKIE HISTORY: SERIES* Sept 21/84 HISTORYat Calgary L 8-21 - Calgary * Oct 27/84 CALGARY L 12-29 - Saskatoon All-Time Conference Record: * Sept 29/85 CALGARY W 37-32 - Saskatoon 206-152 (since 1972) * Nov 2/85 at Calgary L 1-19 - Calgary * AUg 31/86 CALGARY L 23-31 - Saskatoon All-Time Playoff Record: * Oct 4/86 at Calgary L 24-56 - Calgary 29-21 * Sept 4/87 at Calgary L 8-16 - Calgary VS * Oct 10/87 CALGARY L 14-16 - Saskatoon CALGARY: * Sept 11/88 CALGARY W 28-22 - Saskatoon All-Time: 33-52-2 * Oct 21/88 at Calgary L 5-61 - Calgary Conference: 31-47-2 p Nov 4/88 at Calgary L 33-46 ot - Calgary * Sept 10/89 CALGARY L 26-30 - Saskatoon Playoffs: 1-5 * Oct 13/89 at Calgary W 39-33 - Calgary Away: 15-26-1 * Sept 9/90 CALGARY W 28-10 - Saskatoon * Oct 27/90 at Calgary W 33-21 - Calgary * Aug 29/91 at Calgary W 33-27 - Calgary * Oct 6/91 CALGARY L 22-41 - Saskatoon * Sept 19/92 CALGARY L 13-37 - Saskatoon * Oct 23/92 at Calgary L 7-67 - Calgary TEAM STATS * Sept 25/93 at Calgary T 32-32 - Calgary * Oct 30/93 CALGARY W 47-18 - Saskatoon 32.3 (2nd) Points per game 59 (1st) * Sept 10/94 CALGARY L 22-31 - Saskatoon * Oct 14/94 at Calgary W 16-6 - Calgary 1212 (5th) Total offense 1616 (1st) p Nov 5/94 CALGARY W 34-17 - Saskatoon * Sept 1/95 at Calgary L 23-28 - Calgary 410.3 (5th) Yards per game 556.3 (1st) * Oct 7/95 CALGARY L 17-51 - Saskatoon p Nov 10/95 at Calgary L 30-32 ot - Calgary 314.7 (3rd) Passing yards per game 390.3 (1st) * Sept 6/96 at Calgary W 30-25 - Calgary * Oct 12/96 CALGARY W 43-23 - Saskatoon 9 (2nd) Passing touchdowns 12 (1st) * Sept 26/97 at Calgary W 54-29 - Calgary 95.7 (6th) Rushing yards per game 166 (3rd) * Nov 1/97 CALGARY L 12-27 - Saskatoon * Sept 19/98 at Calgary W 39-24 - Calgary 4.4 (5th) Yards per rush 5.4 (3rd) * Oct 24/98 CALGARY W 14-11 - Saskatoon * Sept 27/99 at Calgary W 28-23 - Calgary 2 (5th) Rushing touchdowns 6 (1st) * Oct 30/99 CALGARY L 18-23 - Saskatoon * Sept 9/00 CALGARY L 23-27 - Saskatoon 24 (4th) 1st downs per game 29.7 (1st) * Oct 20/00 at Calgary L 14-35 - Calgary * Sept 22/01 CALGARY W 44-3 - Saskatoon 0.56 (1st) 3rd down % 0.56 (1st) * Oct 26/02 CALGARY L 10-15 - Saskatoon * Sept 27/03 CALGARY W 54-13 - Saskatoon 21.9 (2nd) Kick return average 13.4 (6th) * Sept 3/04 at Calgary W 29-0 - Calgary 4.2 (4th) Punt return average 8.5 (1st) Oct 16/04 CALGARY W 34-3 - Saskatoon * Oct 28/05 at Calgary W 43-16 - Calgary 1 (1st) Field goal % 0.833 (3rd) * Sept 29/06 at Calgary W 55-10 - Calgary * Sept 8/07 at Calgary W 27-13 - Calgary 43.7 (1st) Average per punt 38.4 (2nd) * Oct 13/07 CALGARY L 19-20 - Saskatoon * 8/29/2008 CALGARY W 25-0 2882 Saskatoon 1 (1st) Red zone % 1 (1st) * 9/4/2009 CALGARY T 20-20 6053 Saskatoon, SK p 11/14/2009 CALGARY L 38-39 5163 Saskatoon, SK 42959 (2nd) Red zone touchdowns 43083 (1st) * 9/4/2010 at Calgary W 34-13 2074 Calgary, AB * 10/15/2010 CALGARY W 36-17 4450 Saskatoon, SK 4 (2nd) Fumbles recovered 5 (1st) * 9/23/2011 at #3 Calgary L 24-38 1725 Calgary, AB * 10/14/2011 CALGARY L 8-20 5446 Saskatoon, SK 4 (1st) Defensive INTs 2 (1st) * 9/29/2012 at #2 Calgary L 4-45 2089 Calgary, AB * 9/14/2013 at #5 Calgary L 24-36 5202 Calgary, AB 0 (3rd) Defensive TDs 2 (1st) * 10/4/2013 #3 CALGARY L 12-24 5320 Saskatoon, SK 174 (2nd) Tackles 140 (6th) * 9/19/2014 #2 CALGARY L 24-38 5801 Saskatoon,SK * 10/3/2015 at #1 Calgary L 19-59 1262 Calgary, AB 4 (3rd) Sacks 12 (1st) * 10/16/2015 #1 CALGARY L 15-44 4254 Saskatoon, SK p 11/07/2015 at Calgary L 29-37 1565 Calgary, AB Canada31 (1st) West Semifinal Penalties 47 (5th) * 9/16/2016 #3 CALGARY L 19-20 7938 Saskatoon, SK * 10/22/2016 at #4 Calgary W 38-35 1572 Calgary, AB 319 (1st) Penalty yards 448 (5th) p 11/05/2016 at Calgary L 17-47 1284 Calgary, AB Canada West Semifinal 1.15 (6th) Time of Posession 1.31875 (1st) FacebookOverall: “f” Logo 33-52-2CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo • Conference:CMYK / .eps 31-47-2 • Home: 18-26-1 • Away: 15-26-1 • Neutral: 0-0 Huskie Athletics huskies.usask.ca @huskieathletics 2017 Huskie Football Game Notes - 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