After serving as president and CEO of the Saskatchewan Roughriders organization for ten years, Craig Reynolds finally celebrated winning the Grey Cup as the team’s leader.
Reflecting on the victory, Reynolds shared his emotional experience of finding his kids in the crowd after the win, describing it as a moment he will cherish forever. Despite previous disappointments in West Finals, Reynolds expressed his joy at finally achieving success in the Grey Cup game.
The parade and rally at the Saskatchewan legislative building left a lasting impression on Reynolds, highlighting the team’s accomplishment in claiming their fifth CFL title.
Aside from on-field victories, Reynolds emphasized the importance of extending the contracts of head coach Corey Mace and general manager Jeremy O’Day as key successes in the 2025 season. He praised Mace’s leadership and dedication to the team and its fan base.
Following their Grey Cup triumph, the team focused on retaining key players like quarterback Trevor Harris and receiver Samuel Emilus, reinforcing their commitment to continued success. Securing key personnel through the 2027 season, especially with the team hosting the 2027 Grey Cup, was seen as crucial for the team’s future prospects.
Reynolds highlighted the economic impact of hosting the Grey Cup and the surge in merchandise sales following the victory. Looking ahead to the upcoming seasons, the team aims to maintain continuity and competitiveness to strive for future success.