Trevor Harris getting ready for 11th year of CFL Football

Volume 2 Issue 20

May 14, 2023

Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson (left) and general manager Jeremy O‘Day (right) welcome quarterback Trevor Harris to Saskatchewan on Feb. 15, 2023. (Britton Gray/980 CJME)

Trevor Harris has been a champion and he has been an all star, now he is a Saskatchewan Roughrider. Harris is joining his 5th team since entering the league in 2012. Last year Harris led the underdog Montreal Alouettes to the conference finals.

The Waldo native and Marion Pleasant graduate has been a league mainstay under center. Harris’ veteran presence will be needed after the Roughriders went 6-12 last season and missed out on the playoffs. To top it off, Saskatchewan lost the final 7 games of the season after starting 6-5.

Trevor Harris signing with the Roughriders brings immediate star power to offense. Harris has never had a losing record worse than 8-10 as a starting quarterback. He even led the Redblacks to a Grey Cup in 2016 after a regular season record of 8-9-1.

The Roughriders will be leaning on Harris to lead them to their fifth Grey Cup in franchise history and first since 2013. Harris won the Grey Cup in 2012 with Toronto and 2016 with Ottawa. Saskatchewan having a new offensive coordinator and bolstered offensive line should help the Roughriders make a playoff push in the tough western division.

You can see Trevor Harris and the Roughriders kickoff their season Sunday, June 11th at 7:00pm as they take on the Edmonton Elks.

College T&F Conference Championship Results

1st - 400mH MAC - 50.47 - Jimmy Harkelroad (Huron/Akron)
1st - Pole Vault Sun Belt - 12’ 11.75 - Macie Majoy (Huron/Marshall)
1st - 4x400m MAC - 3:10.81 - Jimmy Harkelroad (Huron/Akron)
1st - Shot Put MAC - 52’ 10 - Zaresha Neal (Findlay/BGSU)
1st - Discus MAC - 174’ 08 - Zaresha Neal (Findlay/BGSU)
2nd - 10k MAC - 36:15.33 - Madeline Vining (Tol. Notre Dame/Toledo)
2nd - 4x100m MAC - 45.10 - Suerethia Henderson (Lima Senior/Northern Illinois)
3rd - High Jump MAC - 6’ 07.75 - Ayden Bath (Kent State/Vermilion)
3rd - Discus MAC - 162’ 03 - Davis Hedrick (Norwalk St. Paul/Akron)
3rd - 4x400m Horizon - 3:51.08 - Katie Clark (Rossford/PFW)
3rd - 4x400m MAC - 3:41.91 - Suerethia Henderson (Lima Senior/Northern Illinois)
4th - Hammer MAC - 176’ 0 -Briana Wright (Lima Senior/Kent State)
4th - Pole Vault MAC - 16’ 05.5 - Jacob Niedzwiecki (Whitmer/Eastern Mich.)
4th - Pole Vault ACC - 13’ 08.5 - Kenna Stimmel (Margaretta/Virginia Tech)
4th - 1500m Horizon - 4:03.84 - Tyler Coon (Milan/Edison)
4th - 4x100m MAC - 41.44 - Jimmy Harkelroad (Huron/Akron)
4th - 400m Horizon - 56.67 - Katie Clark (Rossford/PFW)
5th - Hammer MAC - 175’ 10 - Ella Rigel (Leipsic/Miami OH)
5th - 110mH MAC - 14.31 - Ayden Bath (Vermilion/Kent State)
5th - 100mH MAC - 1:01.78 - Emma Francis (Perrysburg/Central Mich.)
6th - Discus Big 10 - 184’ 07 - Noah Koch (Genoa/Indiana)
6th - 400m Horizon - 57.03 - Liana Rodriguez (Lima Shawnee/Youngstown St.)
7th - 3000mS ASUN - 9:02.65 - Brady Yingst (Lima Perry/Lipscomb)
7th - Shot Put MAC - 51’ 07.25 - Davis Hedrick (Norwalk St. Paul/Akron)
7th - 5k MAC - 16:54.61 - Madeline Vining (Tol. Notre Dame/Toledo)
7th - 4x400m MAC - 3:49.41 - Emma Francis (Perrysburg/Central Mich.)
8th - Hammer Horizon - 156’ 11 - Austin Clay (Van Wert/Youngstown St.)
9th - 100mH Big 12 - 14.00 - Katie Ruffener (Colonel Crawford/Iowa State)
9th - 200m MAC - 24.49 - Suerethia Henderson (Lima Senior/Northern Illinois)
10th - 1500m ASUN - 3:55.69 - Brady Yingst (Lima Perry/Lipscomb)
10th - Heptathlon Big 10 - 4,701 - Kerrigan Myers (Galion/Nebraska)
11th - 100m MAC - 11.97 - Suerethia Henderson (Lima Senior/Northern Illinois)
12th - Discus MAC - 128’ 01 - Briana Wright (Lima Senior/Kent State)
15th - 1500m Big 12 - 3:48.26 - Chad Johnson (Colonel Crawford/Iowa State)
15th - 200m Horizon - 25.50 - Katie Clark (Rossford/PFW)
16th - High Jump Big 10 - 6’ 06.75 - Sean Kaminski (Huron/Ohio State)
20th - Shot Put Big 10 - 57’ 03 - Noah Koch (Genoa/Indiana)
Victoria Abunaw is competing in the 400mH and 4x400m for Cincinnati today.

Leading Updates

Bryant Koback (Holland/Springfield) signed with the Seattle Seahawks.

Notable Game Updates

On May 7th Martyce Kimbrough (Lima/Lima C.C.) had 15 points in a Toulouse win over Chartres.
On May 7th Marc Loving (Toledo/St. John’s) had 18 points in a Leicester loss to Bristol.
On May 9th Jase Bowen (Northwood/Tol. Cen. Ceth.) went 2-for-4 with a double and a home run for the High-A Greensboro Grasshoppers.
On May 9th Ryan Mikesell (St. Henry) had 19 points in a Le Portel win over Cholet.
On May 10th Seth Lonsway (Celina) pitched 4 innings, throwing 6 strikeouts and giving up one hit for the High-A Eugene Emeralds.
On May 12th Chris Bassitt (Curtice/Geona) through a complete game shutout for a Blue Jays win over the Braves.
On May 13th Quentin Poling (Elida) had 5 tackles in a Birmingham Stallions loss to the Houston Gamblers.
On May 13th Nigel Hayes-Davis (Toledo/Whitmer) had 15 points in a Fenerbahce win over Darussafaka.

Interesting Reads

Just For Fun

The first pro baseball player from each county

Allen - Jimmy Walsh - 1910 - Lima
Auglaize - Bob Ewing - 1902 - New Hampshire
Crawford - Howard Wakefield - 1905 - Bucyrus
Defiance - Ned Garver - 1948 - Ney
Erie - Jerry Upp - 1909 - Sandusky
Fulton - Roy Beecher - 1907 - Swanton
Hancock - Dummy Hoy - 1888 - Houcktown
Hardin - Walt Slagle - 1910 - Kenton
Henry - Pete Fahrer - 1914 - Holgate
Huron - Charlie Ingraham - 1883 - Peru
Lucas - Jerry Nops - 1896 - Toledo
Marion - Bob Allen - 1890 - Marion
Mercer - Bruno Metzel - 1914 - Chattanooga/Celina
Ottawa - Harry McCluskey - 1915 - Clay Center
Putnam - Johnny Johnson - 1944 - Belmore
Sandusky - Bill Collver - 1885 - Clyde
Seneca - Bert Blue - 1908 - Bettsville
Van Wert - Phil Saylor - 1891 - Van Wert
Williams - Tom Letcher - 1891 - Bryan
Wood - Dan Abbott - 1890 - Portage
Wyandot - Fred Osborn - 1907 - Nevada

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