Britton Gray

Regina

Rider Reporter at CJME (Regina, SK)

Rider Reporter for @CJMENews and @CKOMNews. @URJschool alumni Bow tie aficionado [email protected]

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Roughriders set to announce $2.1-million profit at AGM

6 days ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

According to a document on the Saskatchewan Roughriders website, the CFL club will announce a profit this year. The document, titled 2025 Shareholder Annual Report Snapshot, says the team will announce a $2.1-million profit from the 2024-25 season. A big part of that was an increase of $40.8 million in the club’s total revenues — a 15 per cent increase from the previous season.
Green is the colour: Riders unveil new alternate jerseys

6 days ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Green is the colour – Obsidian green that is. The Saskatchewan Roughriders have revealed a brand new alternate look the CFL club said is inspired by their fans. “We spent a long time and we really want to get it right,” said President and CEO Craig Reynolds.
Super Mario: Alford’s 99-yard kick return gives Riders a win in Toronto

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have been finding ways to win with players stepping up when it matters — against Toronto, that player turned out to be Mario Alford. After the Toronto Argonauts marched down the field following a missed Brett Lauther field goal to tie the game, the Riders’ kick returner brought back the ensuing kickoff 99 yards for the game-winning score with just nine seconds left.
Super Mario: Alford’s 99-yard kick return gives Riders a win in Toronto

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have been finding ways to win with players stepping up when it matters — against Toronto, that player turned out to be Mario Alford. After the Toronto Argonauts marched down the field following a missed Brett Lauther field goal to tie the game, the Riders’ kick returner brought back the ensuing kickoff 99 yards for the game-winning score with just nine seconds left.
Riders look for third win to start season in showdown against Argos

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

The Saskatchewan Roughriders know they can’t underestimate the Toronto Argonauts, despite what the records are. The Riders head to BMO Field with a 2-0 record while the Argos, who are the defending Grey Cup champions, are at 0-2 as they deal with a number of key injuries, including to quarterback Chad Kelly (leg).
Daniel Johnson’s road led from a refugee camp to the Riders in Saskatchewan

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Daniel Johnson isn’t originally from Canada, though he’s spent most of his life here. The offensive lineman was born in Kenya, where he spent some time in a refugee camp. His family moved to Canada when he was just a year old, but he said he heard stories about life in Kenya from his two older brothers. Read More:The Blitz Podcast: Week 3 vs. Argos, recap of Riders’ win over Ti-CatsOilers fans in Sask.
Riders’ Ouellette, Carey ready to take on former Toronto Argos team

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Both AJ Ouellette and Ka’Deem Carey provide a formidable one-two punch for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. AJ Ouellette handled a bulk of the work from the running back spot in the team’s 28-23 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, rushing 97 yards, which included a 47-yard scamper to the end zone. That run was the longest of his CFL career.
The Blitz podcast: Week 3 vs. Argos, recap of Riders’ win over Ti-Cats

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have a short week before heading back out east to take on the Toronto Argonauts, the defending Grey Cup champions. While the Riders come into the game at 2-0 despite some mistakes in both games, the Argos have also struggled and are expected to take the field without quarterback Chad Kelly or linebacker Wynton McManis. Read More:Oilers fans in Sask.
‘It was just me’: Riders’ Lauther takes full blame for poor kicking performance

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

When it comes to the struggles Brett Lauther had against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the Saskatchewan Roughriders kicker believes there’s only one thing to blame — himself. “It was just me. Everyone is trying to cover up other things and the coaches and teammates are unreal but that’s just one me. There’s nothing wrong with the holds, snaps, no wind or any issues,” Lauther said. “None of those were difficult kicks.
‘Not being who we are’: Riders hold on for victory in Hamilton

1 week ago | panow.com | Britton Gray

But he missed a field goal with 50 seconds left to give Hamilton a chance to take the lead. Lauther finished with two made field goals on five attempts. But the Riders still have a lot of faith in the veteran kicker. “We’ve been through this so you guys are going to know my stance on it,” said Mace, referring to an Aug. 17 game against the Montreal Alouettes last season where Lauther missed on four of seven attempts.