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Dave Thomas

Dave Thomas

Dave Thomas, the Voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders

Dave Thomas, a trusted sports broadcaster, was born and raised in Weyburn, Sask., where his early years were spent both in the city and on the family farm near Kayville. His journey into broadcasting began in his hometown, setting the stage for a distinguished career that would span over two decades.
Dave’s career took flight as he captivated audiences with his unique on-air delivery in Saskatoon. His voice became synonymous with excitement and expertise as he broadcasted more than 700 games across various sports, including hockey, football, and baseball. Notable highlights of his career include the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championship, the 2013 Memorial Cup, the 2013 Grey Cup, and the Hardy Cup Championships from 2018 to 2023.
In April 2024, Dave embarked on a new chapter by joining the Harvard Media team as the Voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. This role allows him to continue his passion for sports while contributing his extensive knowledge and engaging style to one of Canada’s most cherished teams.
Outside of his professional life, Dave is deeply committed to his family and community. He enjoys spending quality time with his wife, Kathryn, and their sons, Will and Alex. His dedication to youth sports is evident through his decade-long involvement in coaching minor hockey and his certification in flag football coaching. Additionally, Dave actively volunteers for various charitable organizations, reflecting his strong commitment to giving back to the community that has supported him throughout his career.

Recent Work by Dave

Five players with Saskatchewan ties crack Canadian roster for World Juniors

Five players with Saskatchewan ties crack Canadian roster for World Juniors

Hockey Canada has announced their roster for the 2025 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship in Ottawa. Four Saskatchewan-born players were named to the roster assembled by General Manager Peter Anholt, who hails from Naicam, Saskatchewan.
Auburn QB Payton Thorne among Saskatchewan Roughriders winter negotiation list reveal

Auburn QB Payton Thorne among Saskatchewan Roughriders winter negotiation list reveal

Saskatchewan Roughriders sign Ragin’ Cajun receiver Ja’Marcus Bradley

Saskatchewan Roughriders sign Ragin’ Cajun receiver Ja’Marcus Bradley

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed former college standout receiver/return Ja’Marcus Bradley. Bradley, who is 6-foot-1-inch, most recently was on the Pittsburgh Steelers practice roster.
Three Saskatchewan players will represent Canada at the Under-18 Women’s World Championship

Three Saskatchewan players will represent Canada at the Under-18 Women’s World Championship

On Tuesday, Hockey Canada announced its roster for the upcoming Under-18 Women’s World Championship in Finland. Three Saskatchewan-born players are included on the roster.
‘How much do you make?’: young fans love getting a read on with Riders heroes

‘How much do you make?’: young fans love getting a read on with Riders heroes

Regina’s Randy Bryden wins Canadian Senior Men’s Curling Championship

Regina’s Randy Bryden wins Canadian Senior Men’s Curling Championship

The weeklong event in Moncton, New Brunswick, featured some of the top 50-year-old-plus curlers in the country participating in a round-robin plus playoff event. Saskatchewan was represented on the men’s side by Regina’s Randy Bryden.
Saskatchewan Huskies add former QB Mason Nyhus to coaching staff

Saskatchewan Huskies add former QB Mason Nyhus to coaching staff

Regina native Jackson Sombach named Rams 2024 team MVP

Regina native Jackson Sombach named Rams 2024 team MVP

Saskatchewan Roughriders re-sign veteran quarterback Trevor Harris

Saskatchewan Roughriders re-sign veteran quarterback Trevor Harris

Canadian Elite Basketball League expands season, releases 2025 CEBL schedule

Canadian Elite Basketball League expands season, releases 2025 CEBL schedule

The Canadian Elite Basketball League will expand its schedule to 24 games for its seventh season in 2025. Additionally, the CEBL has released the 2025 season for its ten teams.
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