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2014 UNIVERSITY of REGINA SPRING ROSTER No University of Regina Rams Football • 2014 Spring Camp Guide 2014 UNIVERSITY OF REGINA SPRING ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (2013 Team) 1 Jens Johnson RB 5-10 190 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 2 Catlin Schneider Rec. 5-8 155 4 White City, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 4 Noah Picton QB 5-9 165 1 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 5 Cody Kezama LB 5-11 205 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 6 Mitchell Picton Rec. 6-2 200 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 7 John Kiesman QB 6-4 210 2 Winnipeg, Man. (University of Regina Rams) 8 Richard Sindani Rec. 6-2 195 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 9 Jordy Kibamba DB 6-2 175 2 Calgary, Alta. (University of Regina Rams) 10 Jeff Propp DB 6-0 185 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 11 Andrew Bennett Rec. 6-5 220 3 Miami Lakes, Fla. (University of Regina Rams) 12 Landon Buch Rec. 6-1 195 5 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 13 Justin Edralin DB 5-10 165 5 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 14 Patrick MacDonald DB 6-2 190 5 Calgary, Alta. (University of Regina Rams) 15 Cayman Shutter QB 6-1 185 5 Kailua, Hawaii (University of Regina Rams) 16 Liam Lerat DB 5-11 160 1 Ottawa, Ont. (none) 18 Frankie Gray QB 5-10 190 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - injured) 19 Luke Wilson DB 6-2 175 1 Regina, Sask. (Balfour Collegiate) 20 Kahlen Branning DB 6-1 175 3 Moose Jaw, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 21 Jared Janotta Rec. 6-3 205 5 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 22 Ben Lane Rec. 6-0 195 2 Calgary, Alta. (University of Regina Rams) 23 Matt Erichsen RB 5-8 180 1 Regina, Sask. (Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS) 24 Kadeem Ellis DB 5-9 175 1 Toronto, Ont. (Toronto Thunder) 25 Tevaughn Campbell DB 5-11 175 3 Toronto, Ont. (University of Regina Rams) 27 Joey Dwyer DB 6-2 200 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 28 Robbie Avram DB 6-0 180 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 29 Michael Bright LB 6-2 220 1 Brandon, Man. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 30 Josh Koshman RB 6-0 185 1 Okotoks, Alta. (Foothills Composite HS) 31 Dillon Dawson RB 5-10 200 5 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 32 Mason Rossler DB 6-0 180 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - injured) 33 Blake Anaka RB 5-7 140 1 Regina, Sask. (Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS) 34 Ryan Serbu DB 5-11 170 1 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 35 Parker Scott RB 5-8 185 1 Saskatoon, Sask. (Centennial Collegiate) 36 Atlee Simon RB 5-11 190 1 Regina, Sask. (Thom Collegiate) 37 Dilan Elgert DB 6-0 165 1 Regina, Sask. (Sheldon-Williams Collegiate) 38 Dalton Fichtner DB 6-0 195 1 Springside, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 39 Connor Ketchen LB 6-2 235 3 Brandon, Man. (University of Regina Rams) 40 Dylan Minshull LB 6-0 205 1 Brandon, Man. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 41 Zack McEachern LB 6-0 225 3 Calgary, Alta. (Calgary Colts) 42 Julius Landry LB 5-11 215 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 43 Norand Lovequist LB 5-11 210 1 Melville, Sask. (Regina Thunder) 44 Michael Stefanovic LB 5-11 205 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 46 Alex Rorke LB 6-0 200 1 Delisle, Sask. (Delisle Composite School) 47 Danny Nesbitt LB 6-2 230 1 Regina, Sask. (Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS) 49 Tyler Perkins DL 6-4 245 4 Campbell River, B.C. (University of Regina Rams) 50 Kavan Metcalfe OL 6-2 320 1 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 51 Keenan Carrier OL 6-1 320 4 Tisdale, Sask. (Saskatoon Hilltops) 52 Matt Degelman OL 6-3 260 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 53 Lyndon Smith OL 6-3 315 2 Fort Qu’Appelle, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 54 Jeremy Zver OL 6-5 290 4 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 55 Kyle Paterson OL 6-3 290 4 Weyburn, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 57 Thomas Lill DL 6-4 325 2 Aurora, Ont. (University of Regina Rams) 58 Nathan Cugnet OL 6-0 300 3 Weyburn, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 60 Brandon Williams OL 6-4 270 2 Brandon, Man. (University of Regina Rams) 61 Matt Sentes OL 6-1 270 1 Lethbridge, Alta. (Catholic Central HS) 62 Ryan Wellman DL 6-6 240 5 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 63 Ty Nordick OL 6-3 315 1 Moose Jaw, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 64 Joey Carriere DL 6-2 275 1 North Battleford, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) 65 Aaron Picton OL 6-4 285 4 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 67 Roe Borgmann OL 6-0 250 1 Lumsden, Sask. (Lumsden HS) 68 Tristain Hoath OL 6-2 310 4 Saskatoon, Sask. (Saskatoon Hilltops) 69 Bryce McKinnon OL 5-10 285 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 70 Zach Schmidt P/K 6-0 205 5 Wilcox, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 71 Andrew Fabian P/K 6-0 205 4 Tilley, Alta. (Calgary Colts) 72 Daniel Scraper K/Rec. 5-10 150 1 Regina, Sask. (Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS) 80 Alex Clement Rec. 6-1 200 1 Regina, Sask. (Archbishop M.C. O’Neill HS) 81 Adam Finnik Rec. 6-0 180 1 Regina, Sask. (Thom Collegiate) 83 Riley Wilson Rec. 6-3 210 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 86 Kyle Moortgat Rec. 6-1 175 1 Cochrane, Alta. (Cochrane HS) 87 Jacob Labocetta Rec. 6-0 190 1 Moose Jaw, Sask. (Central Collegiate) 88 Addison Richards Rec. 6-5 205 4 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) 91 Spencer Archer DL 6-3 240 4 San Jose, Calif. (Dakota College at Bottineau) 92 Grey McKen DL 6-2 220 1 Yorkton, Sask. (Yorkton Regional HS) 93 Brad Sich DL 6-3 255 1 Regina, Sask. (Miller Comprehensive HS) 94 Logan Shepherd DL 6-3 220 1 Fort Qu’Appelle, Sask. (Fort Qu’Appelle Marauders) 95 Spencer Riche DL 6-5 225 2 Brandon, Man. (Winnipeg Rifles) 96 Eric Wicijowski DL 6-2 230 1 Regina, Sask. (Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS) 97 Eddie Schramm DL 6-0 275 1 Yorkton, Sask. (Yorkton Regional HS) 98 Dean Viena DL 6-1 230 3 Waipahu, Hawaii (Shoreline CC) 99 David Jule DL 6-4 215 1 Moose Jaw, Sask. (Central Collegiate) Brendan Brierley DB 5-11 165 1 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) Mitch Morrison LB 6-0 215 3 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) Kyle Pooyak OL 6-5 270 1 North Battleford, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) Zach Oleynik QB 6-4 220 4 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - injured) Davin Johnston Rec. 6-0 200 2 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams) Cohen Richards Rec. 6-0 175 1 Regina, Sask. (University of Regina Rams - redshirt) University of Regina Rams Football • 2014 Spring Camp Guide 2014 UNIVERSITY OF REGINA FOOTBALL SPRING OUTLOOK QUARTERBACKS RUNNING BACKS SYNOPSIS SYNOPSIS University of Hawaii transfer Cayman Shutter stepped in last year to lead a Replacing two-year starter Michael Kiapway at tailback will be a priority for the Rams this offseason, and the duties might just fall to a rookie as highly the season with a 57% completion rate and set a school record with 316 touted Atlee Simon passRams attempts offence that despite was missing heavily reliantthe team’s on the Week aerial 6 win attack. over Shutter Alberta finished due to an the Rams in mid-March. The Rams also return veteran Dillon Dawson and injury. Shutter has one season of CIS eligibility remaining and should again Jens Johnson from last (Regina, year’s Sask. team, / whileThom BlakeCollegiate) Anaka officially (Regina, signed Sask. with/ Dr. serve as the team’s starting pivot in 2014. Martin LeBoldus HS) and Josh Koshman (Okotoks, Alta. / Foothills Compos- ite HS) have also committed to the U of R. The Rams will also take looks at There should be a healthy competition for the backup position behind Matt Erichsen (Regina, Sask. / Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS) and Parker Scott Shutter. John Kiesman started for the Rams last year and led the team to (Saskatoon, Sask. / Centennial Collegiate), who are both attending camp on one of its two wins in Shutter’s absence, but Noah Picton was brilliant in a a tryout basis. non-conference win over Manitoba and is coming off a redshirt season. Zach Oleynik continues to recover from an injury that caused him to sit out last McCRYSTAL ON THE RUNNING BACKS season as well and won’t participate this weekend. “Atlee Simon is one of the premier recruits in the province and the country and we think he’s going to be a great player there, but we’ve got returning McCRYSTAL ON THE QUARTERBACKS experience there in Dillon Dawson and we’ve got returning toughness in Jens “We’re really hopeful Cayman Shutter can come out and do great things for Johnson. Besides that, Josh Koshman and Blake Anaka are very good players us again this season like he did last year. But the other thing that’s happened and we expect them to bring something to the table as well.” is that John Kiesman has worked real hard and so has Noah Picton.
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