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SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS Vs TORONTO ARGONAUTS MONDAY, JULY 1, 2019 5:00 PM MOSAIC STADIUM SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS vs TORONTO ARGONAUTS MONDAY, JULY 1, 2019 5:00 PM MOSAIC STADIUM 14 RADFORD 15 EDEM x 11 GAINEY* x FS 28 PURIFOY* x x 0 BOUKA 22 3 MARSHALL* HB HB 26 MEANS* 43 TEITZ CB 52 BARTLETT 45 CHEVRIER CB 49 IDOWU* 31 HURL 35 DAVIS* 4 JUDGE 42 MONCRIEF* WLB MLB SLB 74 HENRY 95 EDWARDS* 99 LEONARD* 92 EVANS 2 JOHNSON* 39 HUGHES* DE DT DT DE WR LT LG C RG RT WR 1 EVANS* 58 COFIELD* 53 BLAKE 67 CLARK 64 SHEPLEY 65 VAUGHN* 5 CANNON* 69 SCHRAM 63 BRASSEA^ 18 McINNIS# SB RB QB FB SB SB # 82 ROOSEVELT* 29 POWELL* 7 FAJARDO* 32 GAGNE 19 WATSON 85 MOORE* 22 JONES* 8 THIGPEN* 16 HARKER* 89 LENIUS# 9 27 LAFRANCE 6 BENNETT* x K/P LS CHANGES FROM LAST WEEK # 2019 CFL Draft Selection IN: 43 Teitz, 65 Vaughn* * American 9 RYAN 46 HUS ^ Global 12 LAUTHER OUT: 41 Awachie, 68 Coleman* 2019 ROUGHRIDERS NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHA ROSTER PRACTICE ROSTER No. Last Name / First Name Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. CFL SSK College No. Last Name, First Name No. Last Name, First Name POSITION 0 BOUKA, Elie DB 6.01 205 15-Aug-92 2 2 Calgary 52 BARTLETT, Brandyn 54 BENNETT, Jake OL 1 EVANS, Shaq* WR 6.01 210 7-Mar-91 2 2 UCLA 6 BENNETT, Bryan* 30 BROWN, Blace* DB 2 JOHNSON, Micah* DL 6.02 278 22-Jun-88 7 1 Kentucky 53 BLAKE, Philip 98 DABIRE, Charbel# DL 3 MARSHALL, Nick* DB 6.01 207 30-Jun-92 2 2 Auburn 0 BOUKA, Elie 75 FERLAND, Logan (jr) OL 4 JUDGE, Cameron LB 6.02 235 29-Nov-94 3 3 UCLA 63 BRASSEA, Rene^ 38 GARCIA, Javier^ DB 5 CANNON, K.D.* WR 5.11 183 5-Nov-95 2 2 Baylor 5 CANNON, K.D.* 93 GRAVES, Chester* DL 6 BENNETT, Bryan* QB 6.03 215 6-Mar-92 2 1 SE Louisiana 45 CHEVRIER, Alexandre 80 HENDERSON, Carlos* WR 7 FAJARDO, Cody* QB 6.02 215 29-Mar-92 4 1 Nevada 67 CLARK, Dan 77 HOLMES, Colton (jr) DB 8 THIGPEN, Marcus* RB 5.09 195 15-May-86 4 2 Indiana 58 COFIELD, Takoby* 61 JEFFERSON, Cameron* OL 9 RYAN, Jon P 6.00 217 26-Nov-81 3 1 Regina 35 DAVIS, Dyshawn* 21 McCRAY, LJ* DB 11 GAINEY, Ed* DB 5.11 190 6-Jun-90 8 4 Appalachian State 15 EDEM, Mike 88 McROBERTS, Paul* WR 12 LAUTHER, Brett K 6.01 195 4-Nov-90 2 1 Saint Mary's 95 EDWARDS, Lavar* 25 MORROW, Jamal* RB 14 RADFORD, Denzel DB 6.01 198 28-May-94 3 3 Calgary 1 EVANS, Shaq* 81 PICTON, Mitchell WR 15 EDEM, Mike S 6.01 210 11-Jul-89 7 3 Calgary 92 EVANS, Zack 86 ZIMMERMANN, Max^ OL 16 HARKER, Isaac* QB 6.00 195 26-Oct-95 1 1 Colorado (Mines) 7 FAJARDO, Cody* 18 McINNIS, Justin# WR 6.05 210 27-Jul-96 1 1 Arkansas State 32 GAGNE, Alexandre 19 WATSON, Cory WR 6.03 220 27-Mar-84 10 1 Concordia 11 GAINEY, Ed* INJURED LIST 22 JONES, Christion* WR 5.11 190 20-Dec-92 3 3 Alabama 16 HARKER, Isaac* 26 MEANS, Solomon* DB 6.01 188 3-Mar-93 1 1 Arizona State 74 HENRY, Makana No. Last Name, First Name Games 27 LaFRANCE, Kienan RB 5.10 214 16-Jun-91 5 2 Manitoba 39 HUGHES, Charleston* 84 ARCENEAUX, Emmanuel* 1 28 PURIFOY, Loucheiz* DB 5.11 190 16-Dec-92 4 2 Florida 31 HURL, Sam 68 COLEMAN, Thaddeus* 1 29 POWELL, William* RB 5.08 210 9-Mar-88 4 1 Kansas State 46 HUS, Jorgen 10 ELIMIMIAN, Solomon* 1 31 HURL, Sam LB 6.00 230 26-Apr-90 8 5 Calgary 49 IDOWU, Seun* 41 AWACHIE, Albert 6 32 GAGNE, Alexandre LB 6.01 230 29-Jan-92 3 3 Sherbrooke 2 JOHNSON, Micah* 66 BLADEK, Dariusz 6 35 DAVIS, Dyshawn* LB 6.02 230 14-Jul-92 4 1 Syracuse 22 JONES, Christion* 17 COLLAROS, Zach* 6 39 HUGHES, Charleston* DL 6.01 246 14-Dec-83 12 2 Northwood 4 JUDGE, Cameron 3 HARTY, Jake 6 42 MONCRIEF, Derrick* LB 6.02 220 6-Jun-93 3 3 Oklahoma State 27 LaFRANCE, Kienan 57 LaBATTE, Brendon 6 43 TEITZ, Micah LB 6.02 225 24-Apr-96 2 2 Calgary 12 LAUTHER, Brett 87 LAVOIE, Patrick 6 45 CHEVRIER, Alexandre LB 6.00 217 26-Dec-92 2 2 Sherbrooke 89 LENIUS, Brayden# 90 REAVES, Jordan 6 46 HUS, Jorgen LS 6.01 230 12-Sep-89 5 5 Regina 99 LEONARD, AC* 49 IDOWU, Seun* LB 6.00 230 16-Aug-96 1 1 Pittsburgh 3 MARSHALL, Nick* 52 BARTLETT, Brandyn LB 6.01 230 29-Jun-93 3 3 Tusculum 18 McINNIS, Justin# 53 BLAKE, Philip OL 6.02 311 27-Nov-85 5 2 Baylor 26 MEANS, Solomon* ROUGHRIDERS STAFF 58 COFIELD, Takoby* OL 6.04 315 22-Jan-92 2 2 Duke 42 MONCRIEF, Derrick* 63 BRASSEA, Rene^ OL 6.04 300 7-Oct-89 1 1 Fundidores 85 MOORE, Kyran* General Manager: Jeremy O'Day 64 SHEPLEY, Dakoda OL 6.04 310 27-Dec-94 1 1 British Columbia 29 POWELL, William* Head Coach & Special Teams Coordinator: Craig Dickenson 65 VAUGHN, Terran* OL 6.03 305 30-Mar-94 2 2 Stephen F. Austin 28 PURIFOY, Loucheiz* Asst. Head Coach & Offensive Coordinator: Stephen McAdoo 67 CLARK, Dan OL 6.02 310 1-Jun-88 8 8 Regina (Jr.) 14 RADFORD, Denzel Defensive Coordinator & DB Coach: Jason Shivers 69 SCHRAM, Braden OL 6.04 312 1-Dec-92 3 2 Calgary 82 ROOSEVELT, Naaman* Quarterbacks Coach: Steve Walsh 74 HENRY, Makana DL 6.01 270 23-Jan-87 4 4 Burlington (Jr.) 9 RYAN, Jon Running Backs Coach: Kent Maugeri 82 ROOSEVELT, Naaman* WR 6.01 195 24-Dec-87 5 5 Buffalo 69 SCHRAM, Braden Offensive Line Coach: Stephen Sorrells 85 MOORE, Kyran* WR 5.10 165 19-Sep-96 2 2 Austin Peay 64 SHEPLEY, Dakoda Receivers Coach: Travis Moore 89 LENIUS, Brayden# WR 6.05 230 19-Dec-96 1 1 New Mexico 43 TEITZ, Micah Linebackers Coach: Chris Tormey 92 EVANS, Zack DL 6.04 295 27-Jan-90 8 4 Regina (Jr.) 8 THIGPEN, Marcus* Defensive Line Coach: Mike Scheper 95 EDWARDS, Lavar* DL 6.04 275 29-Apr-90 2 2 Louisiana State 65 VAUGHN, Terran* Special Teams Coach: Terry Eisler 99 LEONARD, AC* DL 6.02 250 15-Jan-92 5 3 Tennessee State 19 WATSON, Cory Defensive Assistant: Richard Kent.
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