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Powerhouse Performance From Roughriders’ Harris Leads Saskatchewan to 33-27 Victory over B.C. Lions

SHERWOOD NO. 159, SASKATCHEWAN, JUL 19 – Trevor Harris threw for 395 yards and three touchdowns, leading the Roughriders to a 33-27 victory despite losing running back Ka'Deem Carey to injury, improving their record to 5-1.

  • During Week 7 action, on Saturday, July 19, 2025, Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated B.C. Lions 33-27 at BC Place in Vancouver.
  • Building on their unbeaten road form, the Roughriders' offense powered a 33-27 win as Trevor Harris completed 23 of 30 passes for 395 yards and three touchdowns.
  • Defensively, an interception by Marcus Sayles under three minutes left halted a B.C. rally, and Jayden Dalke's fumble recovery at BC Place secured possession.
  • Despite the victory, Saskatchewan improved to 5-1 in the West Division, though running back Ka'Deem Carey departed with a leg injury midway through the third quarter.
  • For their next outings, the Roughriders host the Edmonton Elks on Friday, and the Lions prepare to face the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Sunday, July 27.
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