The Regina Thunder lost the first game of their 2011 PFC football season with a 15-10 loss to the Saskatoon Hilltops on Saturday night. All of the scoring came in the first half while the second half included seven turnovers. The Hilltops scored on their first possession – quarterback Chase Bradshaw hit Kyle McGinnis on a 17-yard pass for a touchdown. The Thunder’s Ben Koot then kicked a field... 

The Regina Thunder tied the Winnipeg Rifles in an exhibition game on Sunday in Brandon. The Regina Thunder were down 16-4 after three quarters. Winnipeg had scored on touchdowns in the second quarter, as Ryan Marsch hit Julian Banares with a seven-yard pass and Kyle Willis ran won 35 yards. Then in the fourth quarter, quarterback Landon Bessel threw two touchdown passes; a 39-yard pass to Dustin Erbach,... 

The Regina Thunder’s annual sports dinner will pay tribute to the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ three Grey Cup teams. The dinner will take place on March 12th at 6 pm at the turvey Centre. The special guests include Gene Makowsky of the 2007 team, Roger Aldag of the 1989 team, and George Reed of the 1966 team. Jim Hopson is the mater of ceremonies. Tickets are $85 per person or $600 for a table... 

The Regina Thunder are holding their first indoor workout on Sunday from 9 to 10:30 pm at the Credit Union EventPlex. Any football players graduating from high school in 2011 are welcome to attend practice. Please bring a helmet and shoulder pads.  Read More →

Once again, mark Coons of the Regina Thunder has been named the Prairie Football Conference offensive player of the week. In a 32-24 loss to the Saskatoon Hilltops in the PFC final on the weekend, running back Coons rushed the ball 20 times for 144 yards and had five catches for 46 yards and a touchdown.  Read More →

After a successful season, the Regina Thunder lost the 34th PFC championship game to the Saskatoon Hilltops on Sunday. It was a close game, but the Hilltops came out ahead in a 32-24 win. The Hilltops got on the board first, as Miller made a 35-yard touchdown pass to Bradshow. The Thunder answered in the second when Reid Quest ran in a 3-yard touchdown, but in the back and fourth game, Schuler ran... 

The Regina Thunder have moved onto the PFC Championship game after a 17-6 win over the Calgary Colts in the semifinal yesterday. The defence allowed Calgary only a single and a field goal. This included two stops from within the Thunder’s 10-yard line. Thunder quarterback Reid Quest threw for 303 and two touchdowns. He hit Mike Scheinbein with an eight-yard touchdown and Clay Cooke with a 72... 

The Regina Thunder’s Mark Coons was named the Canadian Junior Football League’s Offensive Player of the Week. Last week in a 57-15 win against the Winnipeg Rifles, Coons rushed 27 times for 278 and three touchdowns, with 47 receptions and a receiving touchdown. Coons won the PFC rushing title that week with 1,153 yards. The Thunder take on the Calgary Colts tomorrow at Mosaic Stadium at... 

The Regina Thunder’s Mark Coons has been named the offensive player-of-the-week in the Prairie Football Conference. In the Thunder’s 57-15 win over the Winnipeg Rifles on Sunday, Coons rushed 27 times for 278 yards and three touchdowns, while also catching two passes for 47 yards and receiving touchdown. He also won the PFC rushing title with 1,153 yards on the season. The Thunder host... 

With a 57-15 win over the Winnipeg Rifles yesterday, the Regina Thunder secured a home playoff game next weekend. On the same night, quarterback Reid Quest threw for 350 yards and four touchdowns, and running back Mark Coons ran for 278 yards, and took home the PFC’s rushing title. Jay Smith remains the leading reciever in the PFC. Winnipeg started scoring as quarterback Ryan Marsch hit Matt...