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2019 ONTARIO REGIONAL COMBINE – NUMERICAL ROSTER #Camplcf #CFLCombine 2019 ONTARIO REGIONAL COMBINE – NUMERICAL ROSTER #CampLCF # FIRST LAST POS SCHOOL/TEAM HIGH SCHOOL/PREV. TEAM HOMETOWN DRAFT 4 Jacob Janke LB York Glacier HS Edmonton, AB 2019 6 Jesse Amankwaa RB Okanagan Sun (CJFL) York University Etobicoke, ON 2019 7 Levondre Gordon RB Wilfrid Laurier St. Francis Xavier SS Mississauga, ON 2019 8 Osayi Iginuan RB Wilfrid Laurier St.Thomas More CSS Hamilton, ON 2019 9 Jordan Lyons RB McMaster Assumption CSS Burlington, ON 2019 10 Marcus Kentner RB Windsor Herman HS Windsor, ON 2019 11 Marquis Richards RB Queen's Villanova College Brampton, ON 2019 12 Mario Villamizar RB Wilfrid Laurier Holy Cross CSS St. Catharines, ON 2019 13 Kade Belyk WR Guelph Dr. Martin LeBoldus HS Regina, SK 2019 14 Zeph Fraser WR Guelph Wilfrid Laurier University Mississauga, ON 2019 16 Eric Kimmerly WR York Monsignor Paul Dwyer CHS Oshawa, ON 2019 17 Wesley Lewis WR Angelo State Houston Baptist University Leander, TX (United States) 2019 18 Kaeden Walls WR Windsor Kennedy Collegiate Windsor, ON 2019 26 Brett Hunchak QB York Notre Dame HS Calgary, AB 2019 27 Theodore Landers QB Guelph Notre Dame RSS Maple Ridge, BC 2019 34 Bryce Bartlett DB Tusculum College Dacula HS Dacula, GA (United States) 2019 35 Eric Blake DB McMaster Westmount SS Hamilton, ON 2019 36 Ejaz Causer DB Queen's Lorne Park SS Mississauga, ON 2019 37 Schneider Charles DB Manitoba Collège Montmorency (Cégep) Montréal, QC 2019 38 Lautaro Frecha DB Waterloo Superior Heights CVS Sault Ste. Marie, ON 2019 39 Nick Hallett DB Toronto Sir Frederick Banting SS London, ON 2019 40 Scott Hutter DB Wilfrid Laurier A.B. Lucas SS London, ON 2019 41 Hakeem Johnson DB Western London Beefeaters (CJFL) Brampton, ON 2019 42 Evan Martin DB Windsor St. Edmund Campion SS Brampton, ON 2019 43 Malcolm Thompson DB Wilfrid Laurier Holy Names HS Windsor, ON 2019 64 Peter Cender RB Grand Valley State Howell HS Howell, MI (United States) 2019 76 Joe Spaziani QB Virginia Hingham HS Hingham, MA (United States) 2019 77 Brandon Ihanza WR Okanagan Sun (CJFL) Saint Mary’s University Brampton, ON 2019 81 Nathan Mesher K Wilfrid Laurier Sir John A. Macdonald SS Waterloo, ON 2019 87 Philippe Dion LB Western Champlain College (Cégep) Blainville, QC 2019 88 Lamar Foyle LB Toronto Father Henry Carr CSS Toronto, ON 2019 89 Job Reinhart LB Guelph Guelph CVI Guelph, ON 2019 94 Malcolm Campbell DL Toronto Our Lady of Mount Carmel CS Mississauga, ON 2019 96 Greg Corfield DL Guelph Saint Paul CHS Niagara Falls, ON 2019 98 Jimmy Hawley DL Western Bishop P. F. Reding CSS Stratford, ON 2019 99 Brendan Hepburn DL London Beefeaters (CJFL) Regina Mundi CC London, ON FA #CFLCombine 2019 ONTARIO REGIONAL COMBINE – NUMERICAL ROSTER #CampLCF # FIRST LAST POS SCHOOL/TEAM HIGH SCHOOL/PREV. TEAM HOMETOWN DRAFT 100 Trevaughan James DL Wilfrid Laurier Trinity-Pawling School Whitby, ON 2019 101 Williams Omiyi DL GTA Grizzlies (CJFL) Hamilton Hurricanes (CJFL) Mississauga, ON FA 102 Michael Sanelli DL Concordia GTA Grizzlies (CJFL) Toronto, ON 2019 108 Kyle Boismier OL Waterloo London South CI London, ON 2019 109 Grégoire Bouchard OL Western Vanier College (Cégep) Chicoutimi, QC 2019 110 Anthony DiNardo OL York King City SS King City, ON 2019 111 Jaylan Guthrie OL Guelph Pickering HS Pickering, ON 2019 112 Colin Jerome OL Guelph École secondaire catholique Algonquin North Bay, ON 2019 113 Drew Mairleitner OL Wilfrid Laurier Medway HS Denfield, ON 2019 116 Andrew Thurston DL Western Saunders SS London, ON 2019 138 Eli Watson OL Carleton Riverside Military Academy Toronto, ON 2019 ONTARIO REGIONAL COMBINE – TORONTO (Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport & Varsity Stadium) – Thursday, March 21, 2019 ORDER OF TESTING – OL, DL, RB, LB, QB, K, WR, DB Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport 8:30 AM Registration 9:00 AM Begin circuit – Height & Weight, Hand & Arm measurements, Video shot, Vertical jump, Bench Press (225 lbs) Varsity Stadium 11:00 AM 40-Yard Dash, Short Shuttle, 3 Cone Drill and Broad Jump 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM Lunch (staggered) – Provided for Players and Team Personnel 1:30 PM Positional Drills & One on One’s 3:50 PM Announcement of Players invited to National Combine Players will be made available by request after the completion of all testing. .
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