The Regina Thunder announced a new president and new board members Wednesday night. Brin Werrett takes the place of Chuck Toth as president. Phil Andrews, Scott Assie, Paul Burch, Barry Gaber, Brett Lund, Johann Lozinski and Al Schindl were named as new members of the board.  Read More →

The Regina Thunder had gathered momentum leading into the Prairie Football Conference semifinal against the Calgary Colts. But the momentum ended suddenly for the junior team in their away game against Calgary on the weekend, as they lost 55-6 at McMahon. Wyatt Catley started the game at quarterback, but faltered, throwing three interceptions before Asher Hastings came into the game. Landon Bessel... 

The Regina Thunder won their fourth straight game, 53-37, over the Edmonton Wildcats on Sunday to manage a playoff game against the Calgary Colts this upcoming weekend. Had Calgary lost this weekend it would have been a home playoff game for the Thunder, but Calgary managed a 35-35 tie with the Winnipeg Rifles. The Thunder had 570 in offence against Edmonton. Wyatt Catley passed for 372 yards and five... 

The Regina Thunder won their third straight game this weekend with a 32-19 over the Calgary Colts, who they are chasing for second place. The Thunder sit in third but are looking to take over second spot for a home playoff game. They need to beat the Edmonton Wildcats next weekend while the Colts need to lose to the Winnipeg Rifles. Calgary began the game with a 15-yard field goal. Into the second... 

The Regina Thunder have won their second straight game, this time 42-4 over the Edmonton Huskies, giving them a 3-3 record. Asher Hastings filled at quarterback for Wyatt Catley, who was out with a suspected concussion. Hastings completed 18 of 30 attempts for 264 yards, with three touchdown throws and an interception. The game started with low scoring – a single for the Huskies and a safety... 

The Regina Thunder’s Will Heward was named the offensive player of the week in the Prairie Football Conference. Heward, formerly of Riffel High School, scored three touchdowns and caught five passes for 103 yards on Saturday as the Thunder beat the Winnipeg Rifles.  Read More →

The Regina Thunder took an early lead and ten held on yesterday to beat the Winnipeg Rifles 31-29. The Thunder began the game strong as the defence held off the Rifles and Wyatt Catley engineered touchdowns. Two plays into their first offensive series, Catley hit Will heward with a 14-yard touchdown pass. He threw three more touchdowns; another two to Heward and one to Clay Cooke, to take a 31-6 halftime... 

The Regina Thunder lost tonight, 24-10, to the rival Saskatoon Hilltops at the Gordie Howe Bowl in Saskatoon. It was a slow start to the game, with only a single scored in the first by Saskatoon. Soon into the second, Wyatt Catley first threw a 34-yard pass and run to Shinbein, before completing a 17-yard pass to Clay Cooke for the first major of the game. On the Hilltops’ next possession, Derek... 

Ben Koot, placekicker for the Regina Thunder, has been named the Prairie Football Conference’s special teams player of the week. Koot went 3-for-3 in field goal attempts of 33, 35, and 30 yards on Sunday in the team’s 44-10 win over the Edmonton Wildcats. He now has 13 points over two games.  Read More →

The Regina Thunder beat the Edmonton Wildcats 44-10 today. The first scoring came from an eight yard Wyatt Catley touchdown pass to Kolton Solomon. The Edmonton Wildcats answered as Taylor Souster scored ona one-yard run.  Solomon then ran for a 23-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Edmonton could only respond with a 19-yard Ryan Smith field goal before their offence was shut down for the remainder...