Samuel Emilus Named MVP Canadian at 112th Grey Cup

WINNIPEG, Canada — Samuel Emilus was celebrated as the Most Valuable Canadian at the 112th Grey Cup held on November 16, 2025. His performance helped lead the Saskatchewan Roughriders to a victory over the Montreal Alouettes.

Emilus, a wide receiver for the Roughriders, caught 10 passes for 108 yards in the championship match. His contributions proved crucial as the Roughriders secured their first Grey Cup title since 2013.

Trevor Harris, the quarterback for Saskatchewan, earned the title of Most Valuable Player after throwing for 302 yards during the game. The 39-year-old led his team to a 12-6 record in the regular season, showcasing remarkable skill with 4,549 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions.

Emilus, a native of Montreal, had an impressive regular season, finishing with 588 receiving yards and two touchdowns over seven games. His accomplishments at the Grey Cup highlight his rising status in the Canadian Football League.

The Roughriders’ victory marks a significant moment for the franchise, demonstrating their strength and resilience throughout the season.