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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 ................................... Friday, Sep. 14 Fri 9/7 at Manitoba W 48-46 Time ....................................................7 p.m. Fri 9/14 vs Calgary 7:00 PM Location ............................Saskatoon, SK Fri 9/21 vs Regina 7:00 PM Venue ..............................Griffiths Stadium Sat 9/29 at Calgary 1:00 PM Fri 10/12 at UBC 6:00 PM 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 ....................... CGY Leads 33-53-2 Sat 11/3 TBD TBD SASKATCHEWAN Current Streak ...................... CGY - 1 W CALGARY Sat 11/10 TBD TBD HUSKIES Last Meeting ................Sept. 23, 2017 DINOS Sat 11/17 OUA TBD 2-0 SSK 28 vs. CGY 51 2-0 Sat 11/24 U SPORTS TBD CANADA WEST STANDINGS GP Record #5 THINGS 1 Prior to the game there will be a ceremony on the field honouring legend- Calgary 2 2-0 ary former Huskie head coach Brian Towriss. The game should be an offensive shootout with the Dinos and Huskies Saskatchewan 2 2-0 2 sitting first and second in Canada West scoring. Regina 2 1-1 Students living in residence will run around the field for the annual Toga 3 UBC 2 1-1 Run to celebrate the homecoming game. Manitoba 2 0-2 Payton Hall was named both CW and U SPORTS defensive player of the 4 week for his play in Manitoba last week. Alberta 2 0-2 Kyle Siemens needs 192 yards to move into fifth on the Huskie all-time 5 career passing yards list. U SPORTS TOP 10 Pts (1st place) Last week #ByTheNumbers 1. Western 353 (13) 1 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2. Laval 324 (4) 2 3 3. Calgary 274 (1) 5 Saskatchewan Category Calgary Nelson Lokombo leads the nation TYLER CHOW Rushing JESHRUN ANTWI with three interceptions through 4. Laurier 255 4 29 ATT, 209 YDS, 0 TDS 27 ATT, 209 YDS, 2 TDS two games. 5. Montreal 233 3 KYLE SIEMENS Passing ADAM SINAGRA 9 6. UBC 121 6 41-63, 546 YDS, 6 TDS 36-54, 816 YDS, 8 TDS The Huskies moved up one spot 7. Saint Mary's 109 - COLTON KLASSEN Receiving HUNTER KARL in the U-SPORTS Top-10 after last 8. Carleton 96 8 11 REC, 145 YDS, 2 TDS 9 REC, 239 YDS, 3 TDS week's victory. 9. Saskatchewan 74 10 PAYTON HALL Tackles CHARLIE MOORE 104.5 11 TACKLES 16 TACKLES 10. Guelph 25 7 Tyler Chow leads the conference RILEY PICKETT Sacks 3-PLAYERS in rushing yards per game. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: CAMERON DOHERTY 2 SACKS 1 SACK PHONE: 306-966-1024 • CELL: 250-818-2408 NELSON LOKOMBO Interceptions MATTHEW LUCYSHYN EMAIL: [email protected] 254 WEBSITE: HUSKIES.USASK.CA 3 INTS 1 INT Sean Stenger became the TWITTER: @HUSKIEATHLETICS SEAN STENGER Field Goals NIKO DIFONTE FACEBOOK: HUSKIE ATHLETICS Huskies all-time points leader in INSTAGRAM: @HUSKIEATHLETICS 4-4 FGs, 11-11 XPs 4-4 FGs, 12-12 XPs week one against Alberta. Game 3 vs. Calgary Dinos • Huskie Football 2018 Game Notes 2017 Huskie Football Game Notes - 2 UOFS QUICK FACTS: SCOUTING THE DINOS Location: Saskatoon, SK Enrollment: 19,700 • The Calgary Dinos moved to 2-0 on the season after a 57-7 home victory over the UBC Founded: 1907 Thunderbirds. Nickname: Huskies • Calgary got out to an early lead with a dominant first quarter, leading UBC 18-0 Huskie Colours: Green, White through the first quarter. Conference: Canada West • Adam Singara enters the matchup leading the nation in passing yards per game with President: Peter Stoicheff 408, while first-year receiver Tyson Philpot will be a player to watch for the Dinos. Phil- Chief Athletics Officer: Shawn Burt pot is fresh off a dominant performance against the Thunderbirds, where he had four Stadium: Griffiths Stadium receptions for 186 yards and two touchdowns in his first career home game. Surface: Field Turf Capacity: 5,743 SERIES HISTORYAll-time results vs Calgary (33-53-2) HUSKIE HISTORY: All-time results vs Calgary (33-53-2) All-Time Conference Record: Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 208-156 (since 1972) * Oct 20/71 CALGARY L 0-13 - Saskatoon * Oct 30/71 CALGARY L 14-19 - Saskatoon All-Time Playoff Record: * 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 29-21 * Nov 9/74 CALGARY W 26-18 - Saskatoon * Sept 13/75 CALGARY L 17-21 - Saskatoon VS MANITOBA BISONS: * Oct 17/75 at Calgary L 20-37 - Calgary * Sept 10/76 at Calgary L 16-29 - Calgary All-Time: 43-45 * Oct 16/76 CALGARY W 30-19 - Saskatoon * Sept 23/77 at Calgary L 7-22 - Calgary Conference: 39-40 * Oct 29/77 CALGARY L 14-18 - Saskatoon * Sept 23/78 CALGARY W 15-10 - Saskatoon Home: 22-21 Away: 21-24 * 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 L 17-20 - Calgary * Oct 30/82 CALGARY W 30-13 - Saskatoon * Sept 3/83 CALGARY W 18-7 - Saskatoon TEAM STATS * Oct 7/83 at Calgary L 30-61 - Calgary * Sept 21/84 at Calgary L 8-21 - Calgary * Oct 27/84 CALGARY L 12-29 - Saskatoon * Sept 29/85 CALGARY W 37-32 - Saskatoon 45 (2nd) Points per game 53 (1st) * Nov 2/85 at Calgary L 1-19 - Calgary * AUg 31/86 CALGARY L 23-31 - Saskatoon * Oct 4/86 at Calgary L 24-56 - Calgary 976 (4th) Total offense 1143 (1st) * Sept 4/87 at Calgary L 8-16 - Calgary * Oct 10/87 CALGARY L 14-16 - Saskatoon 488 (4th) Yards per game 593.5 (1st) * Sept 11/88 CALGARY W 28-22 - Saskatoon * Oct 21/88 at Calgary L 5-61 - Calgary p Nov 4/88 at Calgary L 33-46 ot - Calgary 315 (4th) Passing yards per game 816 (2nd) * Sept 10/89 CALGARY L 26-30 - Saskatoon * Oct 13/89 at Calgary W 39-33 - Calgary * Sept 9/90 CALGARY W 28-10 - Saskatoon 7 (2nd) Passing touchdowns 8 (1st) * 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 172.5 (2nd) Rushing yards per game 185.5 (1st) * Sept 19/92 CALGARY L 13-37 - Saskatoon * Oct 23/92 at Calgary L 7-67 - Calgary 6.5 (1st) Yards per rush 6.4 (3rd) * Sept 25/93 at Calgary T 32-32 - Calgary * Oct 30/93 CALGARY W 47-18 - Saskatoon * Sept 10/94 CALGARY L 22-31 - Saskatoon 3 (1st) Rushing touchdowns 3 (1st) * Oct 14/94 at Calgary W 16-6 - Calgary p Nov 5/94 CALGARY W 34-17 - Saskatoon * Sept 1/95 at Calgary L 23-28 - Calgary 26 (3rd) 1st downs per game 25 (5th) * Oct 7/95 CALGARY L 17-51 - Saskatoon p Nov 10/95 at Calgary L 30-32 ot - Calgary 100 (1st) 3rd down % 40 (4th) * Sept 6/96 at Calgary W 30-25 - Calgary * Oct 12/96 CALGARY W 43-23 - Saskatoon * Sept 26/97 at Calgary W 54-29 - Calgary 19 (2nd) Kick return average 16.3 (6th) * Nov 1/97 CALGARY L 12-27 - Saskatoon * Sept 19/98 at Calgary W 39-24 - Calgary * Oct 24/98 CALGARY W 14-11 - Saskatoon 12.9 (1st) Punt return average 5.1 (5th) * Sept 27/99 at Calgary W 28-23 - Calgary * Oct 30/99 CALGARY L 18-23 - Saskatoon 100 (1st) Field goal % 100 (1st) * Sept 9/00 CALGARY L 23-27 - Saskatoon 43.7 (1st) Average per punt 42.6 (2nd) 100 (1st) Red zone % 88 (4th) 8-11 (1st) Red zone touchdowns 5-8 (2nd) 1 (4th) Fumbles recovered 1 (4th) 3 (1st) INT’s 3 (2nd) 6 (1st) Defensive TD’s 1 (1st) 100 (3rd) Tackles 100 (3rd) 3 (2nd) Sacks 3 (2nd) 13 (2nd) Penalties 17 (4th) 99 (1st) Penalty Yards 133 (3rd) Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Huskie Athletics huskies.usask.ca @huskieathletics 2017 Huskie Football Game Notes - 3 LAST WEEK... LAST MEETING... AUGUST 31, 2018 OCTOBER 28, 2017 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 T SASKATCHEWAN (2-0) 10 10 14 14 48 SASKATCHEWAN (2-2) 0 8 20 0 28 Manitoba (0-2) 7 13 14 12 46 CALGARY (4-0) 12 10 8 21 51 SASKATOON – There were offensive fireworks all over the field as the CALGARY – After a wild third quarter pulled the visitors within two University of Saskatchewan Huskie football team and the Manitoba Bi- points, the third-ranked University of Calgary Dinos scored 21 un- sons combined to score 94 points with the Huskies emerging victorious, answered in the fourth to emerge with a 51-28 win over the No. 10 48-46, in a game that took place on Investors Group Field in Winnipeg, Saskatchewan Huskies Saturday afternoon at McMahon Stadium.
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