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Lauther returns to Riders, not dressing for game against Stamps (opens the original)
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Kicker Brett Lauther wasn’t expecting to wear Saskatchewan Roughriders colours again. The Truro, N.S., product was traded from the Ottawa Redblacks to the Saskatchewan Roughriders hours before the CFL trade deadline on Wednesday. Lauther spent eight seasons in Saskatchewan but he was released after struggles on the field last season. “It’s crazy to be sitting here after just a few months ago with everything. It’s a testament to (Jeremy O’Day) and (Corey) Mace and everyone in the organization. I
Riders know every game matters in tight CFL playoff race (opens the original)
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Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris didn’t say there was added urgency to Friday’s game against Calgary Stampeders compared with the other ones they have played, but he knows the current situation the Riders are facing. “We know where we are at in the standings, and know our backs are against the wall to some degree and it’s on us to come out swinging. That’s what this team is going to be,” the veteran quarterback said after he returned to practice after missing Monday’s session w
Tevaughn Campbell returns to practice as Riders prepare for Calgary (opens the original)
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The Saskatchewan Roughriders could be close to getting another key piece of their team back. Tevaughn Campbell, the all-star defensive back who has been out since Week 9, was back on the field with the CFL club on Monday as a limited participant in practice. “I feel healthy and I feel as good as I can feel after what I’ve been through,” Campbell said. “It’s just day-by-day and getting back into the swing of things.” Campbell suffered a broken forearm in the contest against the Edmonton Elks on A
Home cooking: Pats get first win of the season in home opener (opens the original)
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The Regina Pats got their first win of the season as they played in front of a home crowd for the first time this season. Regina’s Parker Trottier scored two goals in the game to power the Pats to a 6-2 win over the visiting Swift Current Broncos at the Brandt Centre on Sunday afternoon. “It was really important to get a win,” said Pats head coach David Bell, who recorded his first win as the WHL team’s bench boss. “We got a win and the power play was extremly good getting four power-play goals.
Rams, Huskies set for all-Saskatchewan battle at Mosaic Stadium (opens the original)
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An all-Saskatchewan showdown will take place Saturday, as the University of Regina Rams and University of Saskatchewan Huskies lock horns at Mosaic Stadium. It’s the annual U-Prairie Challenge that pits the two rivals against each other in U Sports football action. The Rams come into the game with a 2-1 record as they fell to the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds last time out. Rams linebacker Owen Zimmer said players don’t need extra motivation for this game against the Huskies. “We’r
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