The Women’s Football Alliance, the largest women’s tackle football league in the United States, is expanding to Canada with hopes of landing at least one team in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan’s top draft-eligible prospects Roger McQueen & Cole Reschny are both expected to be first round picks at the 2025 NHL Draft in Los Angeles.
Introduced to the WCBL in his hometown of Swift Current as a bat boy, Ethan Murdoch is chasing WCBL glory with the Saskatoon Berries alongside former head coach Joe Carnahan.
Catcher Alayna Dimen and pitcher Kenzie Newman have grown up playing together in Saskatchewan and will now both represent Canada at the U15 Women’s Softball World Cup.
Promoted after three seasons on the Saskatchewan Rattlers bench, Eric Magdanz is taking the good and the bad in over his first season as head coach.
Borden’s Savannah Sutherland has etched her name in track and field history, breaking both the Canadian and NCAA records in the women’s 400m hurdles.
Preparing to host the Vancouver Bandits, the Saskatchewan Rattlers will be aiming to break their single-game attendance record which sits at just over 3,200 fans.
Leaving the CFL as the league’s all-time Canadian rusher, Andrew Harris has returned to football as running backs coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Capturing the CFL’s award for Most Outstanding Defensive Player, Saskatchewan Roughriders star Rolan Milligan Jr. believes he has more to offer ahead of the 2025 season.