SHSAA 2026 Football Championships
2026 SHSAA Football Champions
| 1A 6-ASide | 2A 6-Aside | |
| Gold | Hafford Central School | Clavet Composite School |
| Silver | North Valley High School | Watrous Winston High School |
| Bronze | Carrot River Junior Senior High School | |
| Antique Bronze | Lanigan Central High School | |
| 4A 9-Aside | 5A 12-Aside | |
| Gold | Lumsden High School | Bishop James Mahoney High School |
| Silver | Melville Comprehensive High School | Central Collegiate |
| 6A 12-Aside | ||
| Gold | Holy Cross High School | |
| Silver | Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School |
2026 Playoff Participants
| 1A 6-Aside | 2A 6-Aside | 4A 9-Aside |
| Carrot River Junior Senior High School | Clavet Composite School | Delisle Composite School |
| Hafford Central School | Maple Creek Composite School | Foam Lake Composite High School |
| Hanley School | Rosetown Central High School | Humboldt Collegiate Institute |
| Lanigan Central High School | Rosthern Community School | Lumsden High School |
| Macklin School | Unity Composite High School | Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate |
| North Valley High School (Lemberg) | W P Sandin Public High School (Shellbrook) | Melville Comprehensive High School |
| North West Central School (Plenty) | Watrous Winston High School | Shaunavon High School |
| Robert Southey High School | Wynyard Composite High School | Tisdale Middle & Secondary School |
| 5A 12-Aside | 6A 12-Aside |
| Aden Bowman Collegiate (Saskatoon) | Dr Martin LeBoldus Catholic High School (Regina) |
| Bishop James Mahoney High School (Saskatoon) | F W Johnson High School (Regina) |
| Carlton Comprehensive Public High School (Prince Albert) | Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon) |
| Central Collegiate (Moose Jaw) | Michale A Riffel Catholic High School (Regina) |
| North Battleford Comprehensive | Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School (Regina) |
| Sheldon-Williams (Regina) | St Joseph High School (Saskatoon) |
| Swift Current Comprehensive High School | Walter Murray Collegiate (Saskatoon) |
High school provincial football championships set for Saturday across Saskatchewan
From six-a-side to 12-a-side, five provincial champions will be crowned as championship weekend takes over Saskatchewan.
Provincial champions will be crowned across Saskatchewan this weekend as high school football teams compete for titles in five classifications.
In the 1A six-a-side final, the Hafford Vikings and North Valley Eagles will meet for the sixth time in the championship game, and for the second year in a row.
Hafford punched its ticket with a 72-4 semifinal win over Lanigan, while North Valley got past Carrot River 63-38.
The Vikings have won all five previous meetings and will be looking for their eighth consecutive provincial title. That includes a 38-32 victory over North Valley in last year’s final. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. Saturday.
In the 2A six-a-side championship, the Clavet Cougars will host the Watrous Wildcats in a matchup between two familiar opponents.
Both teams have gone undefeated through the regular season and playoffs. Clavet advanced with a win over Wynyard, while Watrous is looking to get past the Cougars in a rematch of the 2023 and 2025 provincial finals. Clavet won the 2023 championship 46-40, while Watrous came away with the title last year.
Wynyard and Shellbrook will meet in the bronze medal game.
In nine-a-side action, the Melville Cobras will welcome the Lumsden Devils to the Snake Pit for Saturday’s provincial final.
Melville earned its first championship final appearance since 2003 with a 42-14 semifinal win over Tisdale. The Cobras will be looking for their first provincial title since 1992.
Lumsden, meanwhile, is aiming for back-to-back championships after shutting out Melfort 50-0 in the semifinals.
Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. in Melville.
In the 5A 12-a-side final, the Moose Jaw Central Cyclones will look to defend their provincial crown against the Saskatoon Bishop James Mahoney Saints.
Central advanced with a convincing 52-7 win over Regina Sheldon-Williams, while Bishop James Mahoney edged Prince Albert Carlton 14-12.
The Cyclones captured the title last season with a win over Regina Johnson. Saturday’s championship game goes at 1 p.m. in Saskatoon.
And in the 6A 12-a-side final, the Miller Marauders will meet the Holy Cross Crusaders in a rematch of last year’s championship.
Miller booked its spot with a 41-37 comeback victory over the Riffel Royals in the Regina city final. Holy Cross claimed the Saskatoon city title with a 40-7 win over St. Joseph’s.
The Crusaders defeated Miller 21-16 in last year’s provincial final and will look to repeat that result Saturday at Leibel Field. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.
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