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Roughriders Post Slight $157,005 Loss During 2025 Championship Season

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders lost $157,005 last season, one in which the franchise captured its fifth Grey Cup championship. The deficit followed a profitable 2024-25 season in which the franchise finished $2.1 million in the black. The Roughriders released the results of their annual financial report Wednesday. Two factors contributed to last season's financial loss: extra expenses that came with winning the Grey Cup, as well as additi…

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The Toronto Star

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Roughriders post slight $157,005 loss during 2025 championship season

REGINA - The Saskatchewan Roughriders lost $157,005 last season, one in which the franchise captured its fifth Grey Cup championship.

3 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Riders report financial loss following increased Grey Cup spending, postponed game

The Saskatchewan Roughriders reported a financial loss in the 2025-26 fiscal year.

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Regina Leader-Post

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Roughriders announce 2025 financials at annual general meeting

In a season that saw the Roughriders win the Grey Cup, the team recognized a net loss of $157,005 for the year.

4 days ago·Regina, Canada

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Saskatchewan Roughriders

June 23, 2021-June 23, 2026: What a difference five years makes!

Five years to the day after holding a post-pandemic Annual General Meeting, the Saskatchewan Roughriders conducted an infinitely cheerier session that highlighted the franchise’s fifth Grey Cup championship season. “It has been both ends of the extreme,” Kent Paul, the community-owned CFL team’s Chief Financial Officer, reflected on Tuesday when results for the financial year ending March 31, 2026 were announced. “Not too long ago, we were manag…

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