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The 2025 Canadian Bowl belongs to the Saskatoon Hilltops, defending their home turf to defeat the Okanagan Sun 21-18 in the CJFL national championship game.

The 117th Canadian Bowl will be played at SMF Field in Saskatoon between two junior football powerhouses in the Saskatoon Hilltops and Okanagan Sun.

With rule changes including smaller field sizes coming to the CFL in the coming years, those in the football community are preparing for the ripple effects into their leagues.

A week after suffering their first regular season loss in close to three years, the Saskatoon Hilltops rebounded in Week 2 thanks in part to solid play from a third-string QB.

Saskatoon Hilltops embark on their 2025 CJFL season looking to get back to championship status following a loss in the Prairie Football Conference final last fall.

The Saskatoon sports community mourns the loss of Kelly Bowers, one of the city's most vocal advocates for youth and amateur sport.

Jordan Walls brings experience as a player to his new role as offensive co-ordinator with the Saskatoon Valkyries.

The Saskatoon Hilltops have been running wild over opponents all season and it was no different in the PFC final.

Dennis Beerling has been officiating track and field for over 50 years with accomplishments that include working the Olympics, and two Commonwealth Games.

Dominating the Prairie Football Conference regular season, the undefeated Saskatoon Hilltops now have their sights set on conference and national titles.

 Okanagan Sun head coach Jamie Boreham: "We are a completely new team. We got some returners, all new coaches, all new systems."

The Saskatoon Hilltops are not letting talk of a four-peat get in the way of winning another Canadian Bowl.

Saskatchewan Roughriders long snapper Jorgen Hus is hosting a charity long snapping camp to raise funds for an organization that provides clean drinking water to east African communities.

The Regina Thunder ended the Saskatoon Hilltops’ winning streak with a 29-26 victory on Saturday night.

Saskatoon Hilltops head coach Tom Sargeant says he has learned more from his failures than his successes.

When the U of S Huskies women's hockey team starts the season, they'll be doing so with 11 first-year players added to their roster.

The Saskatoon Hilltops rallied late to beat the Edmonton Huskies 33-31 on Saturday in the PFC Semi-Final at SMF Field, the win marking 21 straight for the blue and gold.

The Ringette Association of Saskatchewan says there are fewer than 20 male athletes that play the sport in the province, but the game is open to all genders.

After over 30 years of coaching in the Regina high school ranks, and 15 years as the Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School head coach, John Foord is stepping down into a lesser role.

Non-import linebacker Peter Thiel is joining the team after a successful season at the University of Regina.