Simon Fraser Red Leafs Football Tickets

Simon Fraser Red Leafs Football represents a storied Canadian college football lineage, tracing back to its Clan/Clansmen roots before adopting the Red Leafs nickname in 2022. Active from 1965 to 2023, the program competed across multiple conferences, including NAIA, CIS/U Sports, GNAC, and a brief stint in the Lone Star Conference. Although the team is currently not returning, the program's history remains a significant chapter in Canadian university athletics. Here you'll find a detailed biography, highlights from its discography of seasons, and a look at the program’s legacy and archival moments.

Biography and timeline: The SFU football program began in 1965, competing in NAIA until 2001, then transitioning to CIS/U Sports (2002–2009), GNAC (2010–2021), and a short run in the Lone Star Conference (2022–2023) before discontinuation. In 2021, Kristie Elliott became the first Canadian woman to play and score in NCAA football, marking a historic milestone. The last Shrum Bowl against UBC was played in December 2022, with UBC winning 18–17. SFU announced discontinuation in 2023, and a 2025 strategy update confirms the football program will not return. For football fans and alumni, SFU Athletics still covers other sports on official channels, while historic SFU football discussions persist across archival social accounts like Save SFU Football on X. If you’re looking to explore SFU’s broader athletic community, we’ve got you covered with verified social links and official channels below.