Three Saskatchewan-born players, Daniel Wiebe, D鈥橲ean Mimbs, and Quali Conley, are set for significant milestones in their football careers this Friday. Wiebe will be the 277th Saskatchewan-born player to join the Roughriders, representing Rosetown when the team faces the Argonauts at Mosaic Stadium. Mimbs, stepping in as a starter, will make his debut after six games, following in his father's footsteps as the first Mimbs to start for Saskatchewan since 1997. Meanwhile, Conley, fresh from the Alouettes, is ready to replace an injured player, marking his CFL debut as well.

By the Numbers
  • Wiebe is the 277th Saskatchewan-born player in Roughriders history.
  • Mimbs will be the eighth U of R Rams graduate to start for the Roughriders.
  • 39 junior Rams have become Roughriders roster players.
State of Play
  • The Roughriders currently hold a 2-0 record.
  • Wiebe will make his debut as the 50th SHSAA member institution to produce a Roughriders player.
  • Both Wiebe and Conley will step onto the field amid player injuries.
What's Next

As Wiebe, Mimbs, and Conley take the field, their performances could significantly impact the Roughriders' ongoing season. A successful debut for Wiebe and meaningful contributions from Mimbs and Conley could secure their places in the team's future plans.

Bottom Line

The upcoming game not only marks personal milestones for Wiebe, Mimbs, and Conley but also highlights the importance of local talent in the Roughriders' history. Their performances may inspire the next generation of Saskatchewan athletes.