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All members of the 2025 Saskatchewan Roughriders team were presented with their Grey Cup Championship rings this weekend.
A special ceremony on Sun, May 31 saw the commemorative championship rings presented to players, coaches and team staff.
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Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris, linebacker Jameer Thurman, long snapper Jorgen Hus, head coach Corey Mace and vice president of football operations and general manager Jeremy O’Day contributed to the design of the ring, which was made by Baron Championship Rings.
“Every detail of the championship ring reflects the relentless discipline, unwavering commitment and unshakable belief in one another that powered the team to a Grey Cup title,” the release from the Saskatchewan Roughriders said.
A football-shaped top is removable, showcasing an authentic piece of the Grey Cup game ball alongside laser-engraved tick marks. Those marks are inspired by a wooden piece sourced from a Mosaic Company mine in the province, which is hanging in the tunnel that leads to the Mosaic Stadium field, the release detailed.
“The wood became a symbol of the team’s journey, with a branded tick added after every victory to represent the Club’s relentless 1–0 mindset,” the release explained.
The top of the ring is fully encrusted, showcasing the primary logo with 14 green baguette stones – representing each win of the team’s championship season – with the 112th Grey Cup trophy accented with five stones to represent the five Grey Cup championships won by the team in its history.
Wordmarks around the outer edge of the ring read “Grey Cup Champions,” wrapped with the team name underneath, while the band reads “Rider Nation” as a tribute to fans.
“The entire design is framed by the years of the franchise’s five Grey Cup championships, paying tribute to the legacy built by generations of Roughriders,” the release stated.
