Huskie Football
Saturday, September 27, 2025
#5 Saskatchewan (3-1) at Calgary Dinos (2-2), McMahon Stadium, 1:00 PM CST
Story Lines:
- Last week the Huskies handed the #5 Regina Rams a 22-20 loss, their first of the season, after holding the visiting team scoreless in a fourth quarter comeback
- Through the midway point of the season the Huskies are in the Canada West driver's seat, tied with the Rams at 3-1 for the best record in the conference but owning the all-important tie breaker
- This Saturday the Huskies take on the 2-2 Calgary Dinos who, after winning back-to-back games, suffered a narrow 23-22 defeat to UBC on the road after failing to convert a game-winning field goal as time expired
- Last season, the Huskies and Dinos met twice, with the Dogs recording a 44-40 double-overtime victory at Homecoming before handing Calgary a 16-11 home loss in week eight
- Despite major offseason changes, the Dinos have been one of the more competitive teams in the conference through four weeks having taken the Rams to OT in week one before playing three straight contests decided by four or fewer points
- With 155 yards in last week's win over the Rams, Daniel Wiebe took over as the conference's leading pass-catcher averaging 128.0 yards per game (3rd in U SPORTS)
- Quarterback Anton Amundrud also leads Canada West in his positional category, averaging 303.0 yards per game (3rd in U SPORTS) with nine touchdown passes (T-6th in U SPORTS)
- Saturday also marks the opportunity for Ryker Frank to secure another program record. With one touchdown, Frank can become the programs all-time leader in total touchdowns, passing current co-record holders Terry Eisler (20 rush, 10 rec) and Colton Klassen (7 rush, 23 rec). Frank already holds the Huskie record for career rushing touchdowns with 26
- With 7.5 total tackles Friday against the Rams, fifth-year linebacker Seth Hundeby moved into fourth all-time in Huskie history with 189.5 total tackles. Hundeby surpassed former teammate Lane Novak and now trails the all-time record held by Warren Muzika by just 31.5 tackles
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RADIO LINK (HuskieFAN.ca)
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TV: SaskTel maxTV Channel 49/349
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Huskie Women's Soccer
Saturday, September 27, 2025
Saskatchewan (4-4-0) vs MacEwan Griffins (5-2-1), Griffiths Stadium, 2:00 PM CST
Saturday, September 20, 2025
Saskatchewan (4-4-0) vs Alberta Pandas (3-3-2), Griffiths Stadium, 2:00 PM CST
Story Lines:
- For the first time in over two weeks the Huskies will return to Griffiths Stadium
- Through eight games, the Huskies sit in fourth-place in the Prairie Division, one point ahead of the Alberta Pandas and four points behind the MacEwan Griffins
- With one match already decided between both the Pandas and Griffins, both resulting in 1-0 losses, this weekend's matches are critical in the Huskies' push to maintain a hold on the playoff position they currently find themselves in
- With an assist this weekend, third-year forward Madison Mayert can become just the eighth student-athlete in program history to reach 10 career assists
- Fifth-year defender Anna Oliver continues to climb the program record books in career minutes, most recently taking over 6th all-time with a total of 5,365 minutes played
WEBCAST LINK (CanadaWest.tv)
LIVE STATS LINK
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Huskie Men's Soccer
Sunday, September 28, 2025
Saskatchewan (2-5-1) at Lethbridge Pronghorns (2-3-3), UofL Community Stadium, 2:15 PM CST
Story Lines:
- The Huskies will see the pitch for just one match of action this weekend as they take on the Lethbridge Pronghorns in their first of two meetings this season
- Just past the midway point in the season the Huskies find themselves trailing the Pronghorns by a pair of draws for the fourth, and final, playoff position in the Prairie Division
- In two meetings last season, the Huskies secured a 1-0-1 record with a 1-0 win on the road and 0-0 draw at home
- Fourth-year goalkeeper Jaron Slopinski will take sole possession of second-place all-time in Huskie career games played by a keeper with his 46th this weekend. Slopinski can also tie the program record for shutouts with two more this season
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