Huskie Football Alumni

From the trenches to the pros! Two more names have been added to the long list of Huskies to hear their names called in the CFL Draft.

DL Charlie Parks selected by the Ottawa Redblacks in the 4th round, 31st overall.

OL Jack Warrack selected by the Calgary Stampeders in the 8th round, 71st overall.

Congratulations, men! What an incredible accomplishment. Your Huskie Alumni family wishes you all the best as you pursue your professional football dreams!

JUST ANNOUNCED: Michael "Pinball" Clemons will be the guest speaker at this year's Dogs' Breakfast.

The 24th edition of the annual Huskie Football fundraiser is set for April 30 at Prairieland Park.

Tickets are on sale now through the Huskie Football Foundation: https://www.huskiefootballfoundation.ca/events/dogsbreakfast-2026

Don't miss out on this great event!

Three more Huskies alumni have joined the Grey Cup champions club!

Congratulations to Nick Wiebe, Noah Zerr and Nelson Lokombo, 2025 Grey Cup champs with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. You've done your HFA family and the entire province proud!

Due to some technical difficulties, the HFA newsletter will not be available this week. Sorry for the inconvenience. We will be back with a new edition next week!

We're still cheering on the Huskies as loud as ever as they visit UBC tonight! Check out the Huskie Athletics game preview here:

PREVIEW: Conference-Leading Huskies Set to Hunt for Sixth Win in Vancouver - Huskie Athletics SASKATOON, Sask. - Coming out of the conference-wide bye week the Huskies are set to catch a flight to Vancouver before facing off with the UBC Thunderbirds for the second time this season. The Dogs will be looking to capture their sixth win of the season and maintain their lead over Canada West hea...

Talk about a good first impression! In his first career start on Oct 23, 2015, rookie QB Kyle Siemens completed 44 of 67 passes -- both program records -- for 520 yards, the fourth-highest single game total in Huskies history, and three touchdowns.

Siemens would go on to rack up 9,343 passing yards as a Huskie, which ranks second on the program's all-time list.

Sending our deepest condolences to the family, friends and former teammates of Trevor Fleischfresser, who passed away this past weekend.

Trevor was a member of the Huskies very first Vanier Cup championship team in 1990, the first of his six seasons with the program.

Once a Huskie, always a Huskie. Rest in Peace, Trevor.

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THROWBACK THURSDAY: For some reason, this pic of the 1991 Huskies is making us thirsty!

One year after winning the program's first ever Vanier Cup, the '91 team posted a 5-3 record in conference play and defeated the Manitoba Bisons 23-11 to claim their third straight Hardy Cup title before falling to Mount Allison in the Atlantic Bowl.

THROWBACK THURSDAY: Portrait of a Hec Crighton winner. QB Dave Pickett became the first -- and to date, only -- Huskie to claim national player of the year honours in 1973 after throwing for 2,251 yards and 16 TDs and leading the Dogs to a 6-2 record, their first winning season in six years.

No word on whether he won any awards for that hair. But he should have.

THROWBACK THURSDAY: You never forget your first! Rookie receiver Yol Piok hauls in his first TD as a Huskie in a 33-18 victory over the Regina Rams on Sept. 18, 2015. Piok also returned a kickoff 76 yards to set up another Huskies score in the contest.

Introducing the Huskies' 2025 CFL draft picks! Three players got the call on Tuesday night:

LB Seth Hundeby - Rd 4, 34th overall - Saskatchewan Roughriders
LB Lane Novak - Rd 5, 45th overall - Winnipeg Blue Bombers
REC Daniel Wiebe - Rd 8, 69th overall - Saskatchewan Roughriders

Congratulations, men! Your Huskie football family is incredibly proud of all you've done to earn this opportunity. We can't wait to cheer you on as you take the next steps on your football journey!