Most by a Player
2 - Darian Durant, John Chick, Mike McCullough, Neal Hughes
Most Games
284 – Gene Makowsky
271 – Roger Aldag
246 – Ron Lancaster
238 – Reg Whitehouse
237 – Ron Atchison
236 – Dave Ridgway
223 – Chris Szarka
220 – Ray Elgaard
216 – Don Narcisse
205 – Mike Anderson
205 – Dan Rashovich
202 – Jeremy O'Day
Most Regular Seasons Played
17 – Ron Atchison – 1952–1968
17 – Roger Aldag – 1976–1992
17 – Gene Makowsky – 1995–2011
16 – Ron Lancaster – 1963–1978
15 – Reg Whitehouse – 1952–1966
15 – Bill Clarke – 1951–1965
15 – Fred Wilson – 1911–1926
Most Points – Career
2374 – Dave Ridgway
1613 – Paul McCallum
863 – Jack Abendschan
823 – George Reed
757 – Luca Congi
556 – Bob Macoritti
468 – Ray Elgaard
458 – Don Narcisse
Most Points – Season
233 – Dave Ridgway – 1990
216 – Dave Ridgway – 1989
216 – Dave Ridgway – 1991
215 – Dave Ridgway – 1988
196 – Dave Ridgway – 1993
Most Points – Game
30 – Ferd Burkett – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 26, 1959
28 – Dave Ridgway – versus Ottawa Rough Riders, July 29, 1984
25 – Dave Ridgway – versus Edmonton Eskimos, August 19, 1984
24 – Several tied
Most Touchdowns – Career
137 – George Reed
78 – Ray Elgaard
75 – Don Narcisse
60 – Hugh Campbell
55 – Ken Carpenter
55 – Weston Dressler
53 – Jeff Fairholm
48 – Mike Saunders
46 – Wes Cates
40 – Chris Szarka
Most Touchdowns – Season
18 – Ken Carpenter – 1955
17 – Hugh Campbell – 1966
17 – Craig Ellis – 1985
16 – Jack Hill – 1958
16 – George Reed – 1968
16 – Wes Cates – 2010
Most Touchdowns – Game
5 – Ferd Burkett – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 26, 1959
4 – Brian Timmis – versus Saskatoon Quakers, October 30, 1920
4 – George Reed – versus Edmonton Eskimos, October 30, 1968
4 – Milson Jones – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, August 31, 1988
Most Rushing Touchdowns – Career
134 – George Reed
41 – Wes Cates
34 – Kent Austin
32 – Chris Szarka
30 – Milson Jones
Most Rushing Touchdowns – Season
16 – George Reed – 1968
15 – George Reed – 1967
15 – Wes Cates – 2010
14 – Craig Ellis – 1985
13 – George Reed – 1972
Most Rushing Touchdowns – Game
4 – Ferd Burkett – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 26, 1959
4 – George Reed – versus Edmonton Eskimos, October 30, 1968
4 – Milson Jones – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, August 31, 1988
Most Touchdown Receptions – Career
78 – Ray Elgaard
75 – Don Narcisse
60 – Hugh Campbell
53 – Jeff Fairholm
Most Touchdown Receptions – Season
17 – Hugh Campbell – 1966
14 – Jack Hill – 1958
14 – Joey Walters – 1981
13 – Jeff Fairholm – 1991
13 – Weston Dressler – 2012
Most Touchdown Receptions – Game
3 – Several tied
Most Field Goals – Career
574 – Dave Ridgway
368 – Paul McCallum
166 – Luca Congi
159 – Jack Abendschan
122 – Bob Macoritti
Most Field Goals – Season
59 – Dave Ridgway – 1990
55 – Dave Ridgway – 1988
54 – Dave Ridgway – 1989
52 – Dave Ridgway – 1991
49 – Dave Ridgway – 1987
Most Field Goals – Game
8 – Dave Ridgway – versus Ottawa Rough Riders, July 29, 1984
8 – Dave Ridgway – versus Edmonton Eskimos, July 23, 1988
7 – Several tied
Most Singles – Career
111 – Dave Ridgway
104 – Paul McCallum
92 – Fred Wilson
72 – Jack Abendschan
Most Singles – Season
23 – Fred Wilson – 1913
20 – Glenn Dobbs – 1952
19 – Butch Avinger – 1952
19 – Larry Isbell – 1956
19 – Paul Watson – 1981
19 – Paul McCallum – 2002
Most Passing Yards – Career
46,710 – Ron Lancaster
28,507 – Darian Durant
26,626 – Kent Austin
14,387 – Frank Tripucka
11,852 – Tom Burgess
Most Passing Yards – Season
6225 – Kent Austin – 1992
5754 – Kent Austin – 1993
5542 – Darian Durant – 2010
4647 – Henry Burris – 2000
4604 – Kent Austin – 1990
Most Passing Yards – Game
559 – Kent Austin – versus BC Lions, August 13, 1992 (OT)
546 – Kent Austin – versus Calgary Stampeders, October 23, 1993
507 – Kent Austin – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Sept 8, 1991 (OT)
507 – Kent Austin – versus Toronto Argonauts, October 31, 1993
500 – Darian Durant – versus Calgary Stampeders, September 17, 2010
Most Pass Attempts – Career
5,834 – Ron Lancaster
3,584 – Darian Durant
3,413 – Kent Austin
1,785 – Frank Tripucka
1,634 – Tom Burgess
Most Pass Attempts – Season
770 – Kent Austin – 1992
644 – Darian Durant – 2010
618 – Kent Austin – 1990
576 – Henry Burris – 2000
561 – Darian Durant – 2009
Most Pass Attempts – Game
65 – Kent Austin – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 15, 1991
62 – Joe Adams – versus Toronto Argonauts, July 29, 1983
62 – Kent Austin – versus BC Lions, August 13, 1992 (OT)
62 – Darian Durant – versus Montreal Alouettes, August 6, 2010
60 – Kent Austin – versus Edmonton Eskimos, July 15, 1992 (OT)
Most Pass Completions – Career
3,186 – Ron Lancaster
2,226 – Darian Durant
1,964 – Kent Austin
1,011 – Frank Tripucka
1,634 – Tom Burgess
Most Pass Completions – Season
459 – Kent Austin – 1992
405 – Kent Austin – 1993
391 – Darian Durant – 2010
360 – Kent Austin – 1990
339 – Darian Durant – 2009
Most Pass Completions – Game
41 – Kent Austin – versus Toronto Argonauts, October 31, 1993
40 – Kent Austin – versus BC Lions, August 13, 1992 (OT)
39 – Kent Austin – versus Calgary Stampeders, July 8, 1992
38 – Joe Paopao – versus Montreal Alouettes, July 19, 1985
Most Passing Touchdowns – Career
299 – Ron Lancaster
151 – Kent Austin
149 – Darian Durant
83 – Frank Tripucka
74 – Tom Burgess
Most Passing Touchdowns – Season
35 – Kent Austin – 1992
32 – Kent Austin – 1991
31 – Kent Austin – 1993
31 – Darian Durant – 2013
30 – Henry Burris – 2000
Most Passing Touchdowns – Game
6 – Kent Austin – versus BC Lions, September 21, 1991
5 – Several tied
Most Rushing Attempts – Career
3,233 – George Reed
904 – Wes Cates
872 – Mike Saunders
833 – Bobby Marlow
610 – Kenton Keith
Most Rushing Attempts – Season
323 – George Reed – 1975
302 – George Reed – 1967
292 – Robert Mimbs – 1996
288 – George Reed – 1974
287 – Kory Sheets – 2013
Most Rushing Attempts – Game
34 – George Reed – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, August 8, 1970
34 – George Reed – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 12, 1975
33 – George Reed – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 30, 1973
Most Rushing Yards – Career
16,116 – George Reed
4,761 – Wes Cates
4,396 – Mike Saunders
4,291 – Bobby Marlow
3,811 – Kenton Keith
Most Rushing Yards – Season (all 1000 yard rushers included)
1768 – George Reed – 1965
1598 – Kory Sheets – 2013
1471 – George Reed – 1967
1454 – George Reed – 1975
1447 – George Reed – 1974
1409 – George Reed – 1966
1403 – Robert Mimbs – 1996
1390 – Ed Buchanan – 1964
1353 – George Reed – 1969
1306 – Mike Strickland – 1978
1285 – Tim McCray – 1989
1277 – Kory Sheets – 2012
1254 – Cookie Gilchrist – 1958
1243 – Darren Davis – 2001
1229 – Wes Cates – 2008
1222 – George Reed – 1968
1205 – Mike Saunders – 1994
1193 – George Reed – 1973
1154 – Kenton Keith – 2004
1146 – George Reed – 1971
1069 – George Reed – 1972
1054 – Wes Cates – 2010
1037 – Kenton Keith – 2006
1024 – Darren Davis – 2000
1012 – George Reed – 1964
Most Rushing Yards – Game
268 – George Reed – versus BC Lions, October 24, 1965
225 – Curt Schave – versus Saskatoon Hilltops, September 26, 1931
220 – Darren Davis – versus Calgary Stampeders, October 28, 2001
199 – George Reed – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, August 8, 1970
Longest Run
98 – Alex Bravo – versus BC Lions, September 29, 1956
93 – Ray Purdin – versus Montreal Alouettes, September 12, 1962
93 – Ed Buchanan – versus Calgary Stampeders, August 3, 1964
90 – Van Valkenberg – versus Calgary Stampeders, August 20, 1976
Most Receiving Yards – Career
13,189 – Ray Elgaard
12,336 – Don Narcisse
7,792 – Weston Dressler
6,171 – Jeff Fairholm
5,697 – Chris Getzlaf
Most Receiving Yards – Season
1715 – Joey Walters – 1981
1692 – Joey Walters – 1982
1560 – Curtis Marsh – 2000
1494 – Ray Elgaard – 1990
1444 – Ray Elgaard – 1992
Most Receiving Yards – Game
260 – Chris DeFrance – versus Edmonton Eskimos, August 5, 1983
255 – Andy Fantuz – versus Calgary Stampeders, September 17, 2010
244 – Jeff Fairholm – versus Toronto Argonauts, September 26, 1992
240 – Andy Fantuz – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, October 14, 2007
231 – Steve Adkins – versus Saskatoon Hilltops, October 4, 1934
Most Receptions – Career
919 – Don Narcisse
830 – Ray Elgaard
538 – Weston Dressler
384 – Dan Farthing
368 – Chris Getzlaf
Most Receptions – Season
123 – Don Narcisse – 1995
102 – Joey Walters – 1981
102 – Craig Ellis – 1985
102 – Curtis Marsh – 2000
95 – Don Narcisse – 1998
Most Receptions – Game
15 – Don Narcisse – versus Toronto Argonauts, October 31, 1993
14 – Joey Walters – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 21, 1979
14 – Craig Ellis – versus Montreal Concordes, July 19, 1985
Longest Reception
107 – Jeff Fairholm – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, September 2, 1990
106 – Willis Jacox – versus Calgary Stampeders, July 18, 1991
104 – Ray Purdin – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, October 15, 1962
102 – Gord Barwell – versus BC Lions, October 24, 1965
Most Interceptions – Career
51 – Glen Suitor
38 – Ken McEachern
35 – Bruce Bennett
33 – Ted Dushinski
33 – Steve Dennis
Most Interceptions – Season
11 – Terry Irvin – 1984
10 – Dale West – 1963
10 – Ken McEachern – 1980
9 – James Patrick – 2010
Most Interceptions – Game
3 – Several tied, most recent – Macho Harris – versus Montreal Alouettes, September 27, 2015
Most Sacks – Career
142 – Bobby Jurasin
89 – Vince Goldsmith
70 – Gary Lewis
53 – George Wells
53 – John Chick
Most Sacks – Season
22 – Bobby Jurasin – 1987
20 – Vince Goldsmith – 1983
18.5 – Vince Goldsmith – 1981
17 – George Wells – 1975
Most Sacks – Game
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58 - Ottawa 22 at Saskatchewan 58, August 7, 1989
56 - Winnipeg 4 at Saskatchewan 56, September 3, 1995
56 - Winnipeg 23 at Saskatchewan 56, September 1, 1991
56 - Saskatchewan 56 at Edmonton 8, August 28, 1964
55 - Saskatchewan 55 at Winnipeg 10, September 13, 2009
55 - Edmonton 9 at Saskatchewan 55, October 25, 2008
55 - Winnipeg 11 at Saskatchewan 55, September 2, 1990
54 - Edmonton 14 at Saskatchewan 54, July 28, 2007
54 - Montreal 51 at Saskatchewan 54 (2 OT), July 1, 2010
54 - Saskatchewan 54 at Edmonton 52 (4 OT), October 28, 2000
53 - Calgary 8 at Saskatchewan 53, October 3, 1982
52 - Winnipeg 0 at Saskatchewan 52, September 2, 2012
52 - Calgary 52 at Saskatchewan 52 (4 OT), July 28, 2000
52 - Hamilton 16 at Saskatchewan 52, July 26, 1991
51 - Saskatchewan 51 at Hamilton 8, August 26, 2006
51 - Ottawa 41 at Saskatchewan 51, August 17, 2003
50 - British Columbia 18 at Saskatchewan 50, October 24, 1971
52 - Winnipeg 0 at Saskatchewan 52, September 2, 2012
52 - Winnipeg 4 at Saskatchewan 56, September 3, 1995
48 - Saskatchewan 56 at Edmonton 8, August 28, 1964
47 - Saskatchewan 47 at Winnipeg 0, October 15, 1949
46 - Edmonton 9 at Saskatchewan 55, October, 25 2008
45 - Saskatchewan 55 at Winnipeg 10, September 13, 2009
45 - Calgary 8 at Saskatchewan 53, October 3, 1982
44 - Winnipeg 11 at Saskatchewan 55, September 2, 1990
44 - Montreal 0 at Saskatchewan 44, September 5, 1966
43 - Saskatchewan 51 at Hamilton 8, August 26, 2006
41 - Calgary 8 at Saskatchewan 49, July 8, 2007
40 - Edmonton 14 at Saskatchewan 54, July 28, 2007
40 - Edmonton 0 at Saskatchewan 40, August 15, 1976
52-0 - Winnipeg at Saskatchewan, September 2, 2012
47-0 - Saskatchewan at Winnipeg, October 15, 1949
44-0 - Montreal at Saskatchewan, September 5, 1966
40-0 - Edmonton at Saskatchewan, August 21, 1976
37-0 - Hamilton at Saskatchewan, July 21, 2013
33-0 - Calgary at Saskatchewan, October 27, 1956
32-0 - Montreal at Saskatchewan, September 7, 1964
23-0 - Edmonton at Saskatchewan, August 27, 1951
21-0 - Calgary at Saskatchewan, October 9, 1950
17-0 - Saskatchewan at British Columbia, August 30, 1954
55,438 – Calgary 20 at Saskatchewan 25, October 14, 1995
43,613 – Calgary 22 at Saskatchewan 24, October 13, 2003
40,637 – Montreal 21 at Saskatchewan 24, August 17, 2013
40,320 – Winnipeg 36 at Saskatchewan 18, August 31, 2003
37,372 – Hamilton 0 at Saskatchewan 37, July 21, 2013
35,296 – Calgary 21 at Saskatchewan 36, July 5, 2013
