The Saskatchewan Roughriders have captured the 112th Grey Cup in a thrilling victory over the Montreal Alouettes, marking a historic moment for the Canadian Football League and Rider Nation fans across the country.
A Championship Decades in the Making
On Sunday, November 16, 2025, at IG Field in Winnipeg, the Roughriders secured their fifth Grey Cup championship in franchise history. The team's celebration was captured in dramatic fashion as player Melique Straker, wearing number 28, led the triumphant moments following the final whistle.
The victory represents a significant achievement for the Roughriders organization, which last claimed the CFL's ultimate prize in 2013. For players, coaches, and the legendary '13th Man' - the team's devoted fan base - the win brings both relief and elation after years of anticipation.
Celebrations Across Rider Nation
Team officials have announced plans for a championship parade and fan event to celebrate the historic win with supporters. These events will allow the province to collectively honor the team's achievement and provide opportunities for fans to connect with their football heroes.
The victory sparked immediate celebrations across Saskatchewan and among Roughriders supporters nationwide. Social media platforms flooded with reactions from ecstatic fans, many expressing that 'it was our time' - echoing the sentiment felt throughout the organization following the championship game.
Looking Ahead to the Offseason
While celebrations continue, the Roughriders organization now turns its attention to defending the championship in the 2026 CFL season. The victory solidifies the team's position as a dominant force in Canadian football and sets the stage for what many hope will be the beginning of a new dynasty.
The 2025 Grey Cup championship will be remembered as a defining moment in Saskatchewan sports history, uniting communities and reinforcing the Roughriders' status as one of the CFL's most beloved franchises.
