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REGINA - Despite an arm injury, B.C. Lions quarterback Michael Reilly threw quite a scare into the Saskatchewan Roughriders Friday night.
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REGINA - Despite an arm injury, B.C. Lions quarterback Michael Reilly threw quite a scare into the Saskatchewan Roughriders Friday night.
REGINA — Despite an arm injury, B.C. Lions quarterback Michael Reilly threw quite a scare into the Saskatchewan Roughriders Friday night.Reilly, who has been dealing with a sore throwing arm, didn’t . . .
Saskatchewan Roughriders punter Jon Ryan during training camp practice on July 27, 2021. (Britton Gray/980 CJME) Despite a camp filled with restrictions and smouldering days, members of the Saskatchewan Roughriders found joy in returning to the field. Thursday marked the final day of practice during the Riders 2021 CFL training camp. While he’s been to many NFL and CFL training camps in his career, 39-year-old Jon Ryan is still finding joy in it, especially after a year-and-a-half away from football. “There’s definitely more yesterdays than tomorrows in my career, that’s for sure, goi...
By Mitchell Blair Jul 27, 2021 | 4:51 PM Jon Ryan is in his 18th year of professional football. He has a Super Bowl ring from his time with the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks and he would love nothing more to have a Grey Cup ring from his days with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The 39-year-old returned to Regina to kick for his hometown team in 2019, but with no 2020 because of the pandemic, some wondered if he would be back in 2021. Not only is he back, but he has unleashed some mammoth punts during training camp including some during the green-and-white scrimmage on Saturday showing a...
By Debbie James A LIVELY new cider that packs the punch of six thousand men storming a castle has been launched by a Pembroke brewery. Cromwell 1648, fermented in part with Pembrokeshire-grown apples, marks one of the livelier periods in Pembroke’s history, when Oliver Cromwell arrived with his army. Nearly four centuries after the Siege of Pembroke and the Pembrokeshire Cider Co has reflected that moment in history in the branding of the fourth cider in its range. “Storming a castle must have been thirsty work so I am sure Cromwell would have appreciated a few glasses of our ci...