Canada West unveiled its 2025 all-star team on Friday, headlined by one of the nation’s top running backs.
Marshall Erichsen was one of a conference-leading 11 Regina Rams who made the cut after he set a new program record with 11 rushing touchdowns. The third-year man finished second in the nation with 1,026 yards this year, averaging 128.3 per game for the defending Hardy Cup champions.
Regina’s running back takes top billing as the quarterback position was split between two veteran pivots. Saskatchewan’s Anton Amundrud took home a share of the vote despite playing just five games, throwing for an average of 328.2 yards per outing with 14 touchdowns and no interceptions. He shared that distinction with Manitoba’s Jackson Tachinski, who returned to school for a second selection after spending training camp with the Edmonton Elks as a receiver.
Among the selections were four 2025 CFL Draft picks who returned to school to exhaust their eligibility. Manitoba guard Matt Stokman was a seventh-round pick of the Calgary Stampeders, Saskatchewan receiver Daniel Wiebe was an eighth-round pick of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Saskatchewan linebacker Seth Hundeby also went in the fourth round to the Riders, and Calgary cornerback Gideon Agyei was a sixth-round pick of the same team.
The full list of all-stars can be found below.
2025 Canada West All-Stars
Centre
Guards
- Matt Stokman, Manitoba
- Will Templeton, Regina
Tackles
- Caleb Cunningham, UBC
- Ethan Graham, Regina
Receivers
- Carter Kettyle, Alberta
- Shemar McBean, UBC
- Nicholas Sirleaf, Regina
- Daniel Wiebe, Saskatchewan
Running Backs
- Marshall Erichsen, Regina
- Ryker Frank, Saskatchewan
Quarterback
- Anton Amundrud, Saskatchewan
- Jackson Tachinski, Manitoba
FB/TE/H-Back
Linebackers
- Seth Hundeby, Saskatchewan
- Nic Pereira, Manitoba
SAM
Interior Linemen
- Reece McCormick, Saskatchewan
- Toryn Swystun-Bernes, Regina
Ends
- Charlie Parks, Saskatchewan
- Jerome Fouillard, Manitoba
Cornerbacks
- Gideon Agyei, Calgary
- Max Polischuk, Regina
- Marcus Wahl, Manitoba
Halfbacks
- Anesu Latmore, Saskatchewan
- Jacob Tkachuk, Regina
Safety
Punter
Place-Kicker
Kick Returner
- Daniel Kubongo, Saskatchewan
Rush/Cover
Canada West semi-finals are set to take place on Saturday, November 1. The top-seeded Saskatchewan Huskies will take on the UBC Thunderbirds at 2 p.m. CST, followed by a showdown between Regina and Manitoba at 5 p.m. CST. The winners will advance to the 88th BioSteel Hardy Cup.
All games can be streamed on CanadaWest.TV. Fans in Saskatchewan can also view both playoff games on SaskTel maxTV as part of the Canada West Football Showcase.
Canada West will announce its major award winners, including its nominee for the Hec Crighton Trophy, on Wednesday, November 5.
