REGINA, Sask. - The University of Saskatchewan Huskie Football program was well represented Thursday night (Nov. 21) at the U SPORTS All-Canadian Gala.
Seth Hundeby highlighted the night, becoming just the fourth student-athlete in program history to be named the Presidents' Trophy winner as the national Defensive Player of the Year. Hundeby was also named one of four Huskie U SPORTS All-Canadians, with
Daniel Wiebe and
Charlie Parks joining him with first team honours why
Reece McCormick took home second team honours.
Huskie Football - 2025 All-Canadians & Major Award Winners
2025 U SPORTS Football Major Award Winners
Hec Creighton Award (Outstanding Player of the Year) - Ethan Jordan, Laurier Golden Hawks
J.P. Metras Trophy (Outstanding Lineman) - Erik Anderson, Western Mustangs
Presidents' Trophy (Outstanding Defensive Player) - Seth Hundeby, Saskatchewan Huskies
Peter Gorman Trophy (Rookie of the Year) - José Alejandro "Pepe" Gonzalez Garza, Montreal Carabins
Russ Jackson Award (Student-Athlete Community Service) - Chevy Thomas, Alberta Golden Bears
Frank Tindall Trophy (Coach of the Year) - Michael Faulds, Laurier Golden Hawks
Gino Fracas Award (Assistant Coach of the Year) - Dwayne Masson, Regina Rams
Seth Huundeby - Presidents' Trophy Winner (Defensive Player of the Year)
Fifth-year linebacker
Seth Hundeby becomes the eighth USask student-athlete honoured as a U SPORTS major award winner and just the fourth to be named the top defensive player in the nation.
In just seven regular season games this season Hundeby finished eighth in Canada West in tackles (41.5), first in tackles for a loss (6.0), recorded three sacks, and was the lone player in the conference to total five turnovers in 2025 (3 FF, 2 INT). His performance helped the Huskies to a 7-1 record and the top seed in Canada West.
In the postseason the future Saskatchewan Roughrider has continued to be a key contributor on every down in the middle of the Huskie defence. In three games, Hundeby has totaled 16 tackles, 2.5 sacks, and a forced fumble, helping the Dogs to a berth in the 60th Vanier Cup.
The engineering major joins former Huskies Nelson Lokombo (2019), Mike Letandre (1999), and Warren Muzika (1998) as the only USask student-athletes to be named the President's Trophy winner.
In addition to being named a major award winner, Hundeby was also named a member of the U SPORTS First Team All-Canadian roster, earning the national recognition for the second consecutive season.
Also earning All-Canadian status for the second year in a row was 2025 Canada West Player of the Year
Daniel Wiebe. The fifth-year receiver earned a conference triple crown this season, recording 60 receptions for 926 yards and 11 touchdowns, the most in U SPORTS. In addition to the several accolades he took home this season, Wiebe also set program record for career and single-season receiving touchdowns.
Two other Huskie defensive players were recognized nationally, with fourth-year defensive end
Charlie Parks also taking home First Team honours. The Canada West Outstanding Lineman of the Year finished the campaign first in the conference for both sacks (5.0) and tackles for a loss (6.0) while adding 23.0 tackles, one forced fumble, and a fumble recovery.
Wrapping up a fantastic season for the Huskie defensive line is
Reece McCormick, who was named a U SPORTS Second Team All-Canadian. McCormick was a force in 2025, recording 2.5 sacks and 4.5 tackles for a loss in just six regular season games.
2025 U SPORTS All-Canadians
Offence
QB - Cal Wither, Laurier Golden Hawks
RB - Jerry Momo, McGill Redbirds
RB - Marshall Erichsen, Regina Rams
REC - Olivier Cool, Laval Rouge et Or
REC - Ethan Jordan, Laurier Golden Hawks
REC - Daniel Wiebe, Saskatchewan Huskies
REC - Carter Kettyle, Alberta Golden Bears
FB/TE/H-Back - Émeric Boutin, Laval Rouge et Or
C - Domenico Piazza, McGill Redbirds
G - Alassane Diouf, Montréal Carabins
G - Matt Stokman, Manitoba Bisons
T - Erik Andersen, Western Mustangs
T - Caleb Cunningham, UBC Thunderbirds
Defence
DT - Yoann Miangué, Laval Rouge et Or
DT - Max von Muehldorfer, Western Mustangs
DE - Gabriel Maisonneuve, Montréal Carabins
DE - Charlie Parks, Saskatchewan Huskies
LB - Justin Cloutier, Laval Rouge et Or
LB - Benjamin Perron, Sherbrooke Vert et Or
LB - Seth Hundeby, Saskatchewan Huskies
CB - Jordan Lessard, Laval Rouge et Or
CB - Maliek Cote, Laurier Golden Hawks
HB - Mendel Joseph, Concordia Stingers
HB - Jahnai Copeland-Lewis, McGill Redbirds
S - Ryan Butler, Saint Mary's Huskies
Special Teams
P - Michael Horvat, McMaster Marauders
PK - Brady Lidster, Windsor Lancers
KR - Tayshaun Jackson, Laurier Golden Hawks
R/C - Connor Jones, Calgary Dinos
2025 U SPORTS Second Team All-Canadians
Offence
QB - Arnaud Desjardins, Laval Rouge et Or
RB - Ethan Dolby, Western Mustangs
RB - Jared Chisari, Queen's Gaels
REC - Enrique Jaimes Leclair, Montréal Carabins
REC - Chris Joseph, UofT Varsity Blues
REC - Nathan Falconi, Queen's Gaels
REC - Nicholas Sirleaf, Regina Rams
Util. - Evan Smith, Calgary Dinos
C - Kodi Blackshaw, Laurier Golden Hawks
G - Simon Roy, Laval Rouge et Or
G - Josh Rietveld, Laurier Golden Hawks
T - Jean-Darius Nendou, Montréal Carabins
T - Niklas Henning, Queen's Gaels
Defence
DT - Braxton Johnson, Windsor Lancers
DT - Reece McCormick, Saskatchewan Huskies
DE - Jacob Jinchereau, Laval Rouge et Or
DE - Ahmad Taylor, Windsor Lancers
LB - Jessie Wilkins-Flaricee, Laurier Golden Hawks
LB - Brandon Wong, Regina Rams
LB - Owen Watrych, StFX X-Men
CB - Max Polischuk, Regina Rams
CB - Istvan Assibo-Dadzie, Windsor Lancers
DHB - Johari Hastings, Laurier Golden Hawks
DHB - Alex MacDonald, Bishop's Gaiters
S - Carson Sombach, Regina Rams
Special Teams
P - Joel Pipke, Calgary Dinos
PK - Ty Gorniak, Regina Rams
KR - Chandler Zinck-Marier, Saint Mary's Huskies
R/C - William Tremblay, Laval Rouge et Or
