Saskatoon Valkyries

Saskatoon Valkyries
Based in	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Home field	Griffiths Stadium
Head coach	Jeff Yausie
General manager	Michelle Duchene
Division	Prairie
Colours	green, white, black, and silver
Website	www.saskatoonvalkyries.com

The Saskatoon Valkyries are a women's football team in the Western Women's Canadian Football League competing in the Prairie Conference. Of note, the team was undefeated in its first two regular seasons and have claimed the first four WWCFL championships in league history. The current head coach is Jeff Yausie and the team manager is Michelle Duchene. Games are contested at SMF field (formerly Gordie Howe Bowl)

Year by year

= Indicates Division Title

= Indicates Conference Title

= Indicates League Championship

Season	Record	Finish	Postseason
2011	4-0	First, Prairie Conference	League champions, 35–7 vs. Edmonton
2012	4-0	First, Prairie Conference	League champions, 64–21 vs. Lethbridge^[1]
2013	3-1^[2]	Second, Prairie Conference	League champions, 27-13 vs. Lethbridge

IFAF competitors

The following recognizes women from the Saskatoon Valkyries that competed in the IFAF Women's World Football Championships

2010

Jessie Buydens
Julie Paetsch

^[3]

2013

Jessie Buydens
Julie David
Marci Kiselyk
Jaime Lammerding
Darla Lee-Walde
Julie Paetsch
Carisa Polischuk
Elizabeth Thomson
Beth Thompson
Kendra Wilson^[4]

Awards and honors

Julie Paetsch, Most Outstanding Offensive Player, 2011 WWCFL title game

References

Professional gridiron football leagues in North America

American football

Major	National Football League

Developmental	Fall Experimental Football League

Defunct	All-America Football Conference American Football League (1926) American Football League (1936–1937) American Football League (1940–1941) American Football League (1960–1969)** Continental Football League United Football League (2009–12) United States Football League World Football League World League of American Football/NFL Europe/NFL Europa* XFL

Defunct regional	American Association (1936–1941)/American Football League (1946–1950)* American Football Association (1978–83) American Football League (1934) American Football League (1938–1939) American Football League (1944) Anthracite League Atlantic Coast Football League* Dixie League* Eastern League of Professional Football Midwest Football League National Football League (1902) New York Pro Football League Ohio League Pacific Coast Professional Football League* Regional Football League Seaboard Football League Spring Football League Stars Football League United Football League (1961–64) Western Pennsylvania Professional Football Circuit World Football League (2008–10)

Official NFL minor league; see also Association of Professional Football Leagues *Now part of the American Football Conference, one of the components of the NFL. All teams still active.

Canadian football

National	Canadian Football League

Evolved from amateur to professional leagues	Interprovincial Rugby Football Union Western Interprovincial Football Union

Arena/Indoor football

National	Arena Football League

Regional	American Indoor Football Champions Indoor Football Indoor Football Alliance Continental Indoor Football League Supreme Indoor Football Indoor Football League

Defunct	arenafootball2 American Professional Football League Champions Professional Indoor Football League Independent Indoor Football Alliance Indoor Football League (1999–2000) Indoor Professional Football League Intense Football League Lone Star Football League National Indoor Football League Professional Indoor Football League (1998) Professional Indoor Football League (2012) Southern Indoor Football League Ultimate Indoor Football League United Indoor Football X-League Indoor Football World Indoor Football League (2007)

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