2007 Saskatchewan Roughriders

Photo Credit: Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club

Front Row l to r: Corey Holmes, Mike Gibson, Paul LaPolice, Ken Miller, Kent Austin, Eric Tillman, Jim Hopson, Joe Womack, Ron Estay, Alex Smith, Richie Hall, Corey Grant

Row 2: D.J. Flick, Kerry Joseph, Yo Murphy, Imokhai Atogwe, T.J. Stancil, Marcus Crandell, Reggie Hunt, Luca Congi, Drew Tate, Darian Durant, Lance Frazier

Row 3: Tad Kornegay, Vincent Marshall, James Johnson, Wes Cates, Rontarius Robinson, Dustin Cherniawski, Airabin Justin, Josh Ranek, Scott Gordon, Henri Childs, Jovon Johnson

Row 4: Eddie Davis, Jamie Boreham, Sean Lucas, Neal Hughes, Chris Szarka, Brandon Lynch, Tristan Clovis, Marcus Rucker, Fred Perry, Anton McKenzie, Tim Fleiszer

Row 5: Mike McCullough, Kitwana Jones, Maurice Lloyd, Renauld Williamsn, Yannick Carter, Val St. Germain, Marcus Adams, Wayne Smith, Jermese Jones, Jeremy O’Day

Row 6: Marc Parenteau, Belton Johnson, Jocelyn Franette, Gene Makowsky, Ryan Freeman, Brian Jones, Chris Best, Mike Abou-Mechrek, Michael Palmer, Andy Fantuz

Row 7: Chris Getzlaf, David McKoy, Nathan Hoffart, Kahlil Hill, Matt Dominguez, Kyle Mitchell, Luc Mullinder, Scott Schultz, John Chick, Brent Curvey

Back Row: Gordon Gilroy, Norm Fong, Tony Playter, Ivan Gutfriend, Kevin Coates

Missing: David Azzi, Kennedy Nkeyasen, Mike Washington, Lourens Blignaut, Donovan Brown, Bill Elliott, James Fraser, Rob McDougall

National Level

  • 2007 Grey Cup (Canadian Football League) champions with a 12-6-0 league play record
  • Beat the BC Lions 26-17 to become the Western Division champions
  • Defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-19 at the Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ontario on November 25, 2007 to win the Grey Cup
  • First Grey Cup appearance for the Roughriders since winning the Grey Cup in 1989

 

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