The 2011 men's division 1 final featured the Saskatoon Wild Oats versus the Regina Campion Grads. The game remained very close throughout with the lead alternating frequently between the two teams. The turning point came with a drop goal from Travis Hatzel of the Wild Oats. Ultimately the Wild Oats prevailed and won the provincial title.

The division 2 final featured the Saskatoon Wild Oats versus the Saskatoon Badgers. The Badgers emerged victorious from the contest to take the division 2 provincial title.

Hubert Buydens and Nanyak Dala, both of the Saskatoon Wild Oats, represented the NSRU at the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. Both men played exceptionally well throughout the tournament. Hubert Buydens was also one of the now infamous "beardos" that brought much attention to Canadian rugby. The world cup was broadcast in full on TSN in Canada, bringing rugby to the attention of many people who had not previously been exposed to our wonderful sport.

NSRU players swept the awards for the U18 men's Saskatchewan team at the National Festival in Calgary, AB. Mike Bue received the award for most improved player. Joe Franey was chosen as the most valuable player and William Jacklin-Watt was selected to receive the train hard, achieve greatness award.

William Jacklin-Watt was the lone NSRU player selected to Team Saskatchewan for the 2011 Western Canada Summer Games in Kelowna, BC. The team finished in second place, the highest finish Saskatchewan has ever achieved.