Roughriders Capture 112th Grey Cup Championship
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to celebrate their monumental Grey Cup victory with a community parade in Regina following their championship win on Sunday. The team secured their place in Canadian Football League history by defeating the Montreal Alouettes to become the 112th Grey Cup champions.
Community Celebration Planned
Following their impressive victory, the Roughriders organization announced plans for a victory parade that will allow fans across Rider Nation to join in the celebration. The parade represents the culmination of an exceptional season that saw the team overcome numerous challenges to claim the CFL's ultimate prize.
Quarterback Trevor Harris was spotted addressing enthusiastic spectators at Mosaic Stadium in Regina on Monday, November 17, 2025, just one day after leading his team to championship glory. The veteran quarterback's leadership proved instrumental throughout the championship game and the entire season.
Historic Victory for Rider Nation
This championship marks the fifth Grey Cup victory in Roughriders franchise history, cementing the team's legacy as one of the CFL's most successful organizations. The win has generated tremendous excitement throughout Saskatchewan and across the entire CFL fanbase.
The victory parade route and specific timing details are expected to be announced in the coming days as organizers work with city officials to coordinate what promises to be a massive celebration. Previous Roughrider championship parades have drawn tens of thousands of passionate fans to the streets of Regina.
This championship victory represents a significant achievement for the entire Roughriders organization, from players and coaches to management and the legendary fan base known as the '13th Man'. The team's success has brought provincial pride to new heights and created lasting memories for football fans across Canada.
