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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. 7 Fri 9/7 at Manitoba 7:00 PM Time ....................................................6 p.m. Fri 9/14 vs Calgary 7:00 PM Location ............................Winnipeg, MB Fri 9/21 vs Regina 7:00 PM Venue ......................Investors Group Field 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 ............................. MB Leads 45-43 Sat 11/3 TBD TBD SASKATCHEWAN Current Streak ........................ MB - 1 W MANITOBA Sat 11/10 TBD TBD HUSKIES Last Meeting ..................Oct. 28, 2017 BISONS Sat 11/17 OUA TBD 1-0 SSK 32 vs. MB 36 0-1 Sat 11/24 U SPORTS TBD CANADA WEST STANDINGS GP Record #5 THINGS 1 With their victory over the Golden Bears last week the Huskies jumped to Saskatchewan 1 1-0 No. 10 in the U SPORTS Top 10. This will be the Huskies first road game of the season, they were 1-3 on the UBC 1 1-0 2 road last year. Calgary 1 1-0 Nelson Lokombo was named the CW defensive player of the week for his 3 Manitoba 1 0-1 two interception performance against Alberta. Regina 1 0-1 Daniel Perry was named the CW special teams player of the week for his 4 139 yards on nine punt returns. Alberta 1 0-1 Sean Stenger took over the Huskies record for all-time career points last 5 weekend. He has now scored 254 points. U SPORTS TOP 10 Pts (1st place) Last week #ByTheNumbers 1. Western 253 (9) 1 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2. Laval 233 (3) 2 3 3. Montreal 190 3 Saskatchewan Category Manitoba Dating back to 2016 the Huskies TYLER CHOW Rushing JAMAL LYLES have won their past three sea- 4. Laurier 184 4 12 ATT, 76 YDS, 0 TDS 15 ATT, 73 YDS, 0 TDS son-opening games in a row 5. Calgary 171 (1) 5 KYLE SIEMENS Passing DES CATELLIER 58 6. UBC 136 6 17-28, 240 YDS, 2 TDS 23-35, 378 YDS, 2 TDS Of the 88 athletes that attended 7. Carleton 63 - SAM BAKER Receiving DYLAN SCHROT Fall Camp with the Bisons a vast 8. Guelph 60 8 5 REC, 107 YDS, 2 TDS 9 REC, 141 YDS, 1 TD majority had CW experience 9. Ottawa 50 - BEN WHITING Tackles ARJAY SHELLEY 76 10. Saskatchewan 25 - 6.5 TACKLES 9.5 TACKLES The Huskies combined to score - Sacks DEREK DUFAULT 76 points in their two games SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: CAMERON DOHERTY - 1 SACK against the Bisons last year PHONE: 306-966-1024 • CELL: 250-818-2408 NELSON LOKOMBO Interceptions - EMAIL: [email protected] 11 WEBSITE: HUSKIES.USASK.CA 2 INTS - The Huskies lead the conference TWITTER: @HUSKIEATHLETICS SEAN STENGER Field Goals BRAD MIKOLUFF FACEBOOK: HUSKIE ATHLETICS in 11 statistical categories after INSTAGRAM: @HUSKIEATHLETICS 2-2 FGs, 5-5 XPs 2-3 FGs, 2-2 XPs week one. Game 2 at Manitoba Bisons • Huskie Football 2018 Game Notes 2017 Huskie Football Game Notes - 2 UOFS QUICK FACTS: SCOUTING THE BISONS Location: Saskatoon, SK Enrollment: 19,700 • Manitoba's offence was potent in their season-opening loss at the hands of UBC. Founded: 1907 Despite scoring just 20 points, the Bisons put up 499 yards of total offence. Nickname: Huskies • Much of that offence was put up by third-year quarter back Des Catellier who record- Huskie Colours: Green, White ed 378 yards through the air. Conference: Canada West • The Bisons were picked fourth in the Canada West pre-season coaches poll and hung President: Peter Stoicheff tough with the No. 1 ranked UBC T-Birds last weekend. Chief Athletics Officer: Shawn Burt • The Bisons returned 10 starters on offence from last season. Stadium: Griffiths Stadium Surface: Field Turf Capacity: 5,743 All-time results vs Manitoba (43-44) SERIES HISTORYAll-time results vs Manitoba (43-44) HUSKIE HISTORY: Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes All-Time Conference Record: * Sept 18/71 MANITOBA L 7-26 - Saskatoon * Nov 6/71 MANITOBA L 1-15 - Saskatoon 208-156 (since 1972) * Sept 15/73 MANITOBA W 24-20 - Saskatoon Oct 20/73 MANITOBA L 11-40 - Winnipeg p Nov10/73 at Manitoba L 8-21 - Winnipeg All-Time Playoff Record: * Sept 28 MANITOBA L 0-11 - Saskatoon * Nov 2/74 at Manitoba W 29-24 - Winnipeg 29-21 * Sept 27/75 at Manitoba W 43-0 - Winnipeg * Nov 1/75 MANITOBA W 17-15 - Saskatoon VS MANITOBA BISONS: * Sept 28/76 at Manitoba L 18-24 - Winnipeg * Oct 2/76 MANITOBA W 11-4 - Saskatoon All-Time: 43-45 * Sept 10/77 MANITOBA L 10-17 - Saskatoon * Oct 15/77 at Manitoba L 17-18 - Winnipeg Conference: 39-40 * Sept 9/78 MANITOBA W 20-11 - Saskatoon * Oct 14/78 at Manitoba W 36-13 - Winnipeg Home: 22-21 Away: 21-24 * Sept 22/79 MANITOBA L 27-44 - Saskatoon * Oct 27/79 at Manitoba L 7-30 - Winnipeg * Sept 27/80 at Manitoba L 12-14 - Winnipeg * Nov 1/80 MANITOBA L 9-17 - Saskatoon * Oct 3/81 MANITOBA L 13-21 - Saskatoon * Nov 7/81 at Manitoba L 6-7 - Winnipeg * Sept 11/82 at Manitioba L 15-33 - Winnipeg * Oct 16/82 at Manitoba L 12-14 - Winnipeg * Sept 17/83 MANITOBA W 23-2 - Saskatoon * Oct 22/83 at Manitoba W 28-22 - Winnipeg TEAM STATS * Sept 8/84 MANITOBA W 23-16 - Saskatoon * Oct 13/84 at Manitoba W 13-9 - Winnipeg * Oct 5/85 at Manitoba L 24-37 - Winnipeg * Nov 9/85 MANITOBA L 8-49 - Saskatoon 42 (2nd) Points per game 20 (5th) * Sept 20/86 MANITOBA W 18-6 - Saskatoon * Oct 25/86 at Manitoba W 18-2 - Winnipeg * Sept 13/87 MANITOBA W 19-8 - Saskatoon 459 (5th) Total offense 499 (2nd) * Oct 17/87 at Manitoba L 26-27 - Winnipeg * Sept 3/88 at Manitoba W 29-3 - Winnipeg 459 (5th) Yards per game 499 (3rd) * Oct 16/88 MANITOBA W 29-21 - Saskatoon * Sept 4/89 MANITOBA W 29-3 - Saskatoon * Oct 21/89 at Manitoba W 21-9 - Winnipeg 325 (4th) Passing yards per game 378 (2nd) * Sept 15/90 at Manitoba L 5-16 - Winnipeg * Oct 21/90 MANITOBA W 34-1 - Saskatoon * Sept 14/91 MANITOBA W 26-21 - Saskatoon 3 (1st) Passing touchdowns 2 (3rd) * Oct 12/91 MANITOBA L 14-38 - Winnipeg p Nov 9/91 at Manitoba W 23-11 - Winnipeg 134 (4th) Rushing yards per game 121 (5th) * Sept 12/92 at Manitoba W 36-43 fo - Winnipeg Manitoba used ineligible players * Oct 31/92 MANITOBA L 15-18 - Saskatoon * Aug 28/93 MANITOBA L 33-35 - Saskatoon 5.0 (6th) Yards per rush 5.5 (4th) * Oct 2/93 at Manitoba L 22-43 - WInnipeg * Sept 17/94 at Manitoba L 22-33 - Winnipeg * Oct 22/94 MANITOBA W 56-42 - Saskatoon 2 (1st) Rushing touchdowns 0 (5th) * Sept 9/95 MANITOBA W 28-24 - Saskatoon * Oct 14/95 at Manitoba W 23-15 - Winnipeg 26 (3rd) 1st downs per game 23 (5th) * Sept 14/96 MANITOBA W 26-7 - Saskatoon * Oct 19/96 at Manitoba W 24-12 - Winnipeg * Aug 30/97 MANITOBA L 16-21 - Saskatoon 100 (1st) 3rd down % 25 (4th) * Oct 4/97 at Manitoba L 19-37 - Winnipeg * Sept 26/98 MANITOBA W 37-19 - Saskatoon * Oct 31/98 at Manitoba W 21-19 - Winnipeg - (6th) Kick return average 16.3 (3rd) * Sept 25/99 at Manitoba W 28-9 - Winnipeg p Nov 6/99 MANITOBA W 42-16 - Saskatoon 13.3 (1st) Punt return average 9.2 (2nd) * Sept 16/00 at Manitoba L 7-41 - Winnipeg * Oct 27/00 MANITOBA L 5-39 - Saskatoon 100 (1st) Field goal % 66.7 (4th) * Sept 8/01 MANITOBA L 7-52 - Saskatoon * Oct 20/01 at Manitoba L 14-22 - Winnipeg * Aug 31/02 MANITOBA L 21-34 - Saskatoon 44.3 (1st) Average per punt 37.5 (4th) * Oct 12/02 at Manitoba L 9-21 - Winnipeg p Nov 3/02 at Manitoba W 37-18 - Winnipeg * Oct 4/03 at Manitoba W 23-8 - Winnipeg 100 (1st) Red zone % 100 (1st) * Sept 25/04 MANITOBA W 47-14 - Saskatoon * Sept 10/05 at Manitoba W 27-21 - Winnipeg 3 (1st) Red zone touchdowns 1 (4th) * Oct 15/05 MANITOBA W 18-17 - Saskatoon * Oct 7/06 MANITOBA L 16-35 - Saskatoon p Nov 11/06 at Manitoba W 32-15 - Winnipeg - (5th) Fumbles recovered 1 (4th) * Sept 22/07 at Manitoba L 10-15 - Winnipeg * 10/11/2008 at Manitoba L 17-20 500 Winnipeg, Manitoba * 10/17/2009 at Manitoba W 31-11 500 Winnipeg, MB 3 (1st) INT’s 1 (2nd) * 10/1/2010 MANITOBA W 64-3 5455 Saskatoon, SK * 9/17/2011 at Manitoba L 16-26 3500 Winnipeg, MB - (5th) Defensive TD’s - (5th) * 9/8/2012 at Manitoba L 28-31 1150 Winnipeg, MB * 10/12/2012 MANITOBA W 44-39 4575 Saskatoon, SK * 9/7/2013 at Manitoba W 36-34 4864 Winnipeg,MB 57 (2nd) Tackles per game 47 (5th) * 10/18/2013 MANITOBA L 26-33 3598 Saskatoon, SK p 11/01/2013 at Manitoba L 36-37 2214 Winnipeg, MB Canada West Semifinal * 9/5/2014 MANITOBA W 44-24 8121 Saskatoon, SK 44 (6th) Sacks 9 (6th) * 10/17/2014 at Manitoba L 8-41 1196 Winnipeg, MB p 11/07/2014 MANITOBA L 39-47 3013 Saskatoon, SK Canada West Semifinal 8 (1st) Penalties 10 (3rd) * 9/4/2015 #10 MANITOBA L 28-34 6457 Saskatoon, SK * 9/24/2016 at Manitoba L 17-38 1846 Winnipeg, MB * 09/01/2017 at Manitoba W 44-23 - Winnipeg, MB 54 (1st) Penalty Yards 114 (6th) Overall: 43-44 • Conference: 39-40 • Home: 22-20 • Away: 21-24 • Neutral: 0-0 Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Huskie Athletics huskies.usask.ca @huskieathletics 2017 Huskie Football Game Notes - 3 LAST WEEK..
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