The University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team has secured their spot in the national championship after a decisive victory in the Mitchell Bowl this past Saturday. The Huskies defeated the Queens Gaels in a hard-fought battle that showcased the best of Canadian university football.
Road to the Championship Game
Saturday's Mitchell Bowl game represented a crucial step in the Huskies' postseason journey. The team demonstrated remarkable resilience and skill throughout the contest against a determined Queens squad. This victory marks a significant achievement for the University of Saskatchewan football program as they continue their pursuit of the national title.
National Championship Awaits
With this win, the Huskies have earned the right to compete for the Vanier Cup, the premier trophy in Canadian university football. The championship game will determine the top team in the country for the 2025 season. The Huskies last won the Vanier Cup in 1998 and are now positioned to challenge for their third national championship in program history.
The game took place on November 15, 2025, with the Huskies emerging victorious after an intense competition. Players and coaches celebrated the achievement while already turning their attention to the upcoming championship matchup. This appearance in the Vanier Cup continues the Huskies' tradition of football excellence and represents the culmination of a successful season.
Looking Ahead to the Vanier Cup
University of Saskatchewan fans are now eagerly anticipating the national championship game, where the Huskies will face the winner of the Uteck Bowl. The team's performance in the Mitchell Bowl demonstrates they have the talent and determination to compete for the title. The upcoming Vanier Cup promises to be an exciting conclusion to the Canadian university football season.
