WINNIPEG (CP) -- Charles Roberts rushed for a trio of one-yard touchdowns as the Blue Bombers halted the Saskatchewan Roughriders' winning streak at five games with a 34-15 rout on Sunday. The victory in front of a fifth straight sellout crowd at Canad Inns Stadium - added seats boosted the crowd. . . more
This was by far the best game of the season. The Riders and Bombers traded the lead all game long. Now for the recap from cfl.ca. Kerry Joseph's touchdown run in the final seconds of the Labour Day Classic lifted the Saskatchewan Roughriders over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 31-26. In the nail-biter. . . more
The Saskatchewan Roughriders weathered a thunder-storm, pouring rain and a power outage to come out on top 39-32 over the Edmonton Eskimos Saturday night at Mosaic Stadium. After a 45-minute delay caused by rain and lightning early in the fourth quarter, the 'Riders returned to the field in full. . . more
Kerry Joseph and D.J. Flick made sure Kent Austin's return to Rogers Centre was one worth celebrating. Joseph's 14-yard touchdown pass to Flick in the fourth quarter earned the Saskatchewan Roughriders a 24-13 win over the Toronto Argonauts on Friday night, ensuring a triumphant return for Austin,. . . more
The Saskatchewan Roughriders took advantage of a third-string quarterback, and running back Wes Cates had a big game with over 100 yards rushing as they defeated the British Columbia Lions 21-9 Thursday night to hand the defending Grey Cup champions their first loss of the CFL season. Cates called. . . more
After squandering a 20-point halftime lead to the Edmonton Eskimos last week, the Saskatchewan Roughriders built an even bigger advantage Saturday - and this one stuck. Kerry Joseph threw for two touchdowns, ran two more in himself and the Roughriders took advantage of a flurry of Eskimo turnovers. . . more
Sean Fleming's 47-yard field goal with just 2:07 remaining gave the Edmonton Eskimos a thrilling 21-20 come from behind win over the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday night in front of a crowd of 46,704 at Commonwealth Stadium. The Eskimos, who trailed 20-1 at the half and looked. . . more
The British Columbia Lions capitalized on the Saskatchewan Roughriders' mistakes to win the battle of the two unbeaten West teams 42-12 Friday. Riders penalties, fumbles and interceptions were abundant and as a result, the home team was no threat to win the game for most of the evening. The Riders. . . more
Asked when he last threw four touchdown passes in a single game, Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Kerry Joseph thought for a moment and listed a few possibilities. “It’s been a while,’’ Joseph said finally, knowing he could now list Sunday, July 8, 2007, as his latest four-TD. . . more
A sold out Stadium of 28,800 fans took in a gorgeous evening of Friday night football at Mosaic Stadium. The game kicked off with both teams’ defenses leading the way. The Stampeders opened the game with the ball, but were forced to an early two and out. A few possessions later the Roughriders. . . more
Although it won’t count toward his all-time coaching total, Saskatchewan Roughriders Kent Austin was victorious in his head coaching debut on Friday night. Andy Fantuz and Andrew Tate each scored touchdowns as the Roughriders defeated the B.C. Lions 24-15 in a rematch of last year’s West. . . more
Wide receiver Paris Jackson showed finesse making two touchdown catches while slotback Jason Clermont was all muscle as the British Columbia Lions mauled the Saskatchewan Roughriders 45-18 Sunday to win the CFL West Final and earn a trip to their second Grey Cup in three years. Lions quarterback. . . more
My fears were realized on Sunday, when Burris choked as I predicted he would. Below is the recount of the game from cfl.ca. The Saskatchewan Roughriders capitalized on their favoured opponent's mistakes and advanced to the CFL's Western final with a 30-21 win over the host Calgary Stampeders on. . . more
In the final game of a dissapointing season, the Edmonton Eskimos defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders at home . The Esks used three pivots in the game to finish out the regular season. The team will watch the playoffs from their homes for the first time in over thirty years. The Green Riders. . . more
A solid performance by the Saskatchewan Roughriders defence made Andy Fantuz's first-half touchdown catch stand as the Roughriders edged the Toronto Argonauts 13-9 on Friday night. Fantuz, a rookie from Chatham, Ont., hauled in Kerry Joseph's 12-yard TD strike in the second in helping stake. . . more
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