Member Statement (4 November 2025)

From Hansard (4 November 2025)

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Rams and Huskies Set for Hardy Cup Rematch

Megan Patterson: — Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It’s a great time of year if you’re a fan of amateur football in Saskatchewan. This weekend will once again see the Hardy Cup take place at Griffiths Stadium in Saskatoon. The Saskatchewan Huskies will take on their archrival, the Regina Rams, on Saturday at 2 p.m. This matchup will be a repeat of last year’s championship that saw the Regina Rams beat the Huskies to advance to the Mitchell Bowl.

The Huskies, under head coach Scott Flory, earned the right to host the game by easily defeating the UBC [University of British Columbia] Thunderbirds 26 to 7. The Rams, led by Mark McConkey, advanced by narrowly defeating the Manitoba Bisons 32 to 29 in a thrilling overtime win.

The Huskies will be looking to win their 22nd Hardy Cup and the Rams their third title. The winner of the Hardy Cup will advance to and host the national semifinal next weekend. Winning at home next weekend will result in a berth to the Vanier Cup, which will be held at Mosaic Stadium right here in Regina, so there’s certainly a lot on the line for both teams this weekend.

Mr. Speaker, I ask the Assembly to congratulate our wonderful post-secondary football programs for making it this far and recognize Saturday as a great showcase for the best province in Canada for football.

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