BC Lions 2016 Coaching Staff: – Head Coach Mark Washington – Defensive Coordinator & DB’s Robin Ross – Defensive Line Chris Tormey – Linebackers Mike Lionello – Quality Control – & QB’s Dan Dorazio – Offensive Line Marcel Bellefeuille – Receivers Adam Blasetti – Running Backs Marcello Simmons – Special Teams Coordinator

Football Operations: Neil McEvoy – Director, Football Operations & Player Personnel Ryan Rigmaiden – Director, U.S. Scouting Geroy Simon – Director, CIS Scouting & Personnel Assistant

Practice Times: Thursday, April 28: 11:00 am to 12:20 pm Friday, April 29: 10:30 am to 11:45 am

Key Dates: Sunday, May 1 - Seattle Free Agent Camp Tuesday, May 3 - BC Lions State Season Preview teleconference Friday, May 6 – BC Lions local camp (juniors, draft eligible players) Tuesday, May 10 – CFL Draft Thursday, May 12 – CFL jersey launch Wednesday, May 25 – Rookies report to CFL clubs Thursday May 26 – Saturday, May 28 – BC Lions min-camp (Kamloops) Sunday, May 29 – Training Camp opens Saturday, June 4 – FanFest (Kamloops) Saturday, June 11 – BC Lions at Saskatchewan (preseason A) Friday, June 17 – BC Lions vs Calgary (preseason B) Saturday, June 18 – Roster cut-down day Saturday, June 25 – BC Lions vs Calgary (regular season game 1)

BC LIONS MINI-CAMP ROSTER

No. Last Name / First Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. CFL Lions College 1 McGHEE, Greg* QB 6.03 208 Nov. 22 / 92 2 2 Howard 8 LOKOMBO, Bo LB 6.02 233 Oct. 15 / 90 3 3 Oregon 11 EDEM, Mike DB 6.01 210 Jul. 11 / 89 4 1 Calgary 12 PRICE, Keith* QB 6.01 202 Jun. 28 / 91 3 1 Washington 23 GAITOR, Anthony* DB 5.10 180 Oct. 9 / 88 1 1 Florida International 28 BLACK, Qumain* DB 5.11 190 May 28 / 92 1 1 East Central 29 PURIFOY, Loucheiz* DB 5.11 190 Dec. 16 / 92 1 1 Florida 31 SHORES, Davarus* DB 6.01 185 Apr. 22 / 92 1 1 Texas A&M Commerce 34 COOPER, Kevin* DB 5.09 185 Sep. 19 / 91 1 1 Humboldt State 36 DAVIS, Dyshawn* LB 6.01 225 Jul. 14 / 92 1 1 Syracuse 39 FENNER, Chandler* DB 6.01 190 Jul. 6 / 90 1 1 Holy Cross 42 LESHOURE, Mikel* RB 6.00 230 Mar. 30 / 90 1 1 Illinois 43 OJURI, Sam* RB 6.00 202 Sep. 22 / 90 2 1 North Dakota State 47 GLEBEN, Justin** FB 6.01 225 Sep. 29 / 92 1 1 Queen's 48 FORDE, Maxx DL 6.05 272 Nov. 15 / 92 1 2 Idaho 49 ANDERSON, Justin* LB 6.02 232 Jan. 16 / 91 1 1 Louisiana-Lafayette 51 ALLISON, Campbell OL 6.06 320 Jun. 8 / 92 1 2 Eastern Michigan 55 DHILLON, Jas OL 6.03 302 Apr. 2 / 89 1 2 UBC 59 GAINES, Rogers* OL 6.06 329 Jun. 24 / 89 1 1 Tennessee State 66 JOHNSON, Antonio* OL 6.06 305 Jun. 22 / 92 1 1 North Texas 67 STEWARD, Hunter OL 6.06 323 Dec. 23 / 91 3 3 Liberty 68 PLAYER, T-Dre OL 6.06 275 Feb. 4 / 92 3 3 Northwestern State 80 CAPERS, Avius* WR 5.10 200 May 30 / 92 1 1 John C. Smith 82 INGS, Kendrick* WR 5.10 180 Jun. 17 / 90 1 1 ~ 86 LOCKETT, Colin* WR 5.11 185 Apr. 5 / 91 1 1 San Diego State 89 NWACHUKWU, Uzoma* WR 6.00 195 Dec. 15 / 90 1 1 Texas A&M 95 ALLEN, Darius* DL 6.03 240 Apr. 8 / 92 1 1 Colorado State - Pueblo 96 HUDSON, Andrew* DL 6.03 245 Jun. 1 / 92 1 1 Washington

DARIUS ALLEN DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 95 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 3” BORN: April 8, 1992 – Lexington, KY WEIGHT: 239 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent February 2016 COLLEGE: Colorado State - Pueblo STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Darius was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Darius makes his offseason home in Colorado where he moved to at Baltimore Ravens in April 2015, but did not attend training the age of 17. He was a Sociology and Criminology major in college camp. He also had workouts with the and and notes a game-ending sack, the first of his career, against West before signing with the Lions in January Texas A&M as his biggest football memory. He is the second-oldest 2016. among five siblings and loves to travel to warmer climes as much as possible. Darius is a fan of author John Grisham and musician J. Cole. He also claims to have never eaten pie.

COLLEGE 2011-2014: Darius appeared in 47 games over four years at Colorado State-Pueblo of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (Division 2) racking up 92 individual tackles and an incredible 45 of those for a loss, along with 29 career sacks. As a senior earned an All-Conference nod as well as the 2014 Cliff Harris Award which is presented to the top defensive player in the country representing Division II, III and NAIA schools.

CAMPBELL ALLISON OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 51 NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 6” BORN: June 8, 1992 – Kemptville, ON WEIGHT: 328 lbs ACQUIRED: 2015 CFL Draft – 5th Round, 41st Overall COLLEGE: Eastern Michigan STATUS: 2nd year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Campbell spent his first season as a Lion on Campbell attended Eastern Michigan University, where he the club’s practice roster and did not see action in studied with Psychology with a minor in Business. In his spare the regular season. time, he enjoys reading fantasy novels and going on long walks and hikes with his fiancée. One of his favourite football memories was his first start at right tackle in college against Central Michigan, where his team dominated the game. Fun fact: he hasn’t shaved his beard in over two years.

COLLEGE 2011-2014: Following his red-shirt freshman season, Campbell appeared in 42 games over four years making 25 starts at Eastern Michigan. The versatile Ontario native saw action at guard, tackle and centre for the Eagles.

JUSTIN ANDERSON 49 LINEBACKER INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: January 16, 1991 – Foley, AL WEIGHT: 232 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Louisiana-Lafayette STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2014-2015: Justin was an undrafted free agent signing of 2010-2013: Justin appeared in 31 games over four the New York Giants in 2014. He appeared in three years for the Ragin’ Cajuns racking-up 169 career preseason games for the club that year but an injury tackles and 3.5 sacks. The Alabama native led the prevented him from making the 53-man roster. He was school in stops in both his junior and senior seasons eventually added to the club’s active roster in November for after moving from the defensive end spot to linebacker. a pair of games in 2014 before eventually being released. As a senior in 2013, his 77 tackles of which 11 were for He also spent time in Minnesota, Dallas and New Orleans a loss earned him an All-Sunbelt Conference selection. before signing with the Lions following a free agent camp audition in April 2016.

QUMAIN BLACK DEFENSIVE BACK 28 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: May 28, 1992 – Ada, OK WEIGHT: 190 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: East Central STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Qumain was an undrafted free agent signing Qumain resides in Marshall, Missouri in the of the Chicago Bears. He attended training camp offseason where he works as a personal trainer. with the club before being released in September. He was a Kinesiology major while at East Central and notes a 80-yard return for a touchdown as his biggest football memory to date.

COLLEGE 2011-2014: Qumain appeared in 37 games over four seasons at East Central University recording 43 total tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, one forced , one interception, and five pass knockdowns. He was a First Team All-Great American Conference selection as a junior in 2013 and a two-time honorable mention.

AVIUS CAPERS 80 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 10” BORN: May 30, 1992 – Charlotte, NC WEIGHT: 200 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Johnson C. Smith STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Avius was an undrafted free agent signing of Avius resides in Charlotte where he attended high the Carolina Panthers. He attended training camp school, university and even had a training camp with the club in 2015 before being waived as part of stint with his hometown NFL team. He was a the team’s final roster cut-down. Computer Engineering major at John C. Smith and has been playing football since the age of six. When not working out or playing with his dog, Avius enjoys playing guitar or catching up on The Walking Dead.

COLLEGE 2011-2014: Avius appeared in 38 games over four years at Johnson C. Smith (Div. II) located in his hometown of Charlotte, NC. The speedy receiver and returner recorded 136 receptions for 1,554 yards and 13 touchdowns during his time with the Golden Bulls.

KEVIN COOPER DEFENSIVE BACK 34 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 9” BORN: September 9, 1991 – Oakland, CA WEIGHT: 185 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Humboldt State STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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COLLEGE 2009-2013: Kevin dressed in 44 games over five seasons at Humboldt State and hauled in 10 career including an 80-yard pick-six, along with 71 defensive tackles and 19 pass knockdowns.

DYSHAWN DAVIS LINEBACKER 36 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: July 14, 1992 – Camden, NJ WEIGHT: 225 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Syracuse STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2015: Dyshawn was signed by the Washington 2011-2014: Dyshawn enjoyed a notable and Redskins as an undrafted free agent and appeared in productive career at Syracuse where he was a four-year three preseason games for the club before being starter at linebacker for the Orange appearing in 49 waived late in camp. games. As a senior in 2014, he racked-up a career-best 53 individual tackles giving him 157 for his career, including an incredible 37.5 stops for a loss.

JAS DHILLON OFFENSIVE LINEMAN 55 NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 3” BORN: April 2, 1989 – Surrey, BC WEIGHT: 302 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent October 2015 COLLEGE: UBC STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Jas was signed to the Lions’ practice roster in Jas was drafted before he had the opportunity to finish his October. The former draft selection degree and is currently working on completing his spent 2014 on the Double Blue’s practice roster before Psychology degree at UBC. When he isn't out on the field, being released in 2015. he enjoys working out, relaxing at home, and eating. His 2014: Jas was selected by Toronto in the 3rd round favourite football memory was being picked up by the BC (21st overall) in the 2014 CFL Draft. Lions and having the opportunity to represent his home team. Prior to UBC, he also played junior football with the South Surrey Rams.

COLLEGE 2012-2013: Beginning his career at UBC on the school's defensive line, Jaskaran appeared in eight games during the 2012 season totaling 18 tackles (10 solo). In 2013, Jaskaran played guard as part of an o-line that allowed just seven sacks, while averaging 219 yards per game on the ground. For his outstanding play, he was named First Team CIS All-Canadian.

MIKE EDEM DEFENSIVE BACK 11 NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: July 11, 1989 – Lagos, Nigeria WEIGHT: 210 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent February 2016 COLLEGE: Calgary STATUS: 1st year BC – 4th year CFL

GAMES PLAYED: Career: 43 Playoff: 5 : 0

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2015: Mike began the season with the Montreal 2009-2012: Mike led the CIS Canada West conference with Alouettes where he appeared in four games before being 55 tackles while also adding four sacks and an interception in inactive until October when he was traded to the 2012. The Brampton, ON native helped anchor a Calgary Hamilton Tiger-Cats. He dressed for four regular season Dinos’ defence that topped the Canada West conference in games for Hamilton as well as the club’s two playoff every category on his way to being named the Canada West games. defensive player of the year in 2012. Edem played the 2009 2013-2014: Mike was originally selected by the CIS season for the McGill University Redmen as well as one with the third overall pick in the 2013 season at the Cegep level at Champlain Regional College in CFL Draft. He appeared in 35 games during his first two Lennoxville. seasons with the Als notching 54 tackles, five sacks and four interceptions. The lofty numbers earned him an East Division All-Star nod in 2013 as well as Montreal’s nominee as Outstanding Canadian and Outstanding Rookie.

CHANDLER FENNER DEFENSIVE BACK 39 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 10” BORN: July 6, 1990 – Virginia Beach, VA WEIGHT: 180 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent February 2016 COLLEGE: Holy Cross STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2012-2015: Chandler was signed by the Kansas City Chiefs Chandler resides in his hometown of Virginia Beach during as an undrafted free agent in 2012 and was later released in the offseason and consider volunteerism as a top priority in camp. He signed with Seattle in September that year and his life. Playing football since the age of nine, he lists being spent the 2013 season on the Seahawks’ practice roster and a part of Seattle’s team to be his biggest was part of the club’s Super Bowl championship team. memory to date. A gifted student, Chandler was a Following his release in July 2014, he was signed by the New Psychology major and Visual Art minor at Holy Cross and York Giants and appeared in 11 games that season recording loves all things creative such as drawing, music and dance. five tackles. He was waived by the Giants in September 2015.

COLLEGE 2008-2011: Chandler appeared in 44 games over four years at Holy Cross recording 115 individual tackles, two interceptions and 18 knockdowns.

MAXX FORDE DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 48 NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 5” BORN: November 15, 1992 – New Orleans, LA WEIGHT: 263 lbs ACQUIRED: 2015 CFL Draft – 7th Round, 58th Overall COLLEGE: Idaho STATUS: 2nd year BC – 1st year CFL

GAMES PLAYED: Career: 0 Playoff: 0 Grey Cup: 0

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Max spent the entire year on the Maxx was a Business, Marketing and Finance major with practice roster and did not see regular a minor in Statistics while at Idaho. A versatile and season action for the Lions. gifted athlete coming out of high school, he also played basketball and ran track in addition to his exploits in the classroom as a National Achievement Scholar. His father Brian was a member of the Lions in 1994 and 1995.

COLLEGE 2011-2014: Maxx appeared in 46 games over four years at Idaho recording 83 solo stops including 18 for a loss to go along with six career sacks.

ROGERS GAINES OFFENSIVE LINE 59 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 6” BORN: June 24, 1989– Goodlettsville, TN WEIGHT: 329 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent March 2016 COLLEGE: Tennessee State STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2013-2014: Rogers was signed by Baltimore Ravens 2009-2012: Rogers appeared in 30 games over as an undrafted free agent in May 2013. He attended four seasons at Tennessee State, 18 as a starter training camp with the Ravens, but did not make the along the Tigers’ offensive line. His outstanding final roster. In September, he was brought in for a play as a senior in 2012 which included not workout by the Chicago Bears and signed a futures surrendering a single sack, earned him a First- contract that December. Following his release by the Team All-Ohio Valley Conference selection as Bears in May 2014, Rogers signed with the New York well as an Associated Press All-American. Giants and was eventually waived during training camp in late August that year.

ANTHONY GAITOR DEFENSIVE BACK 23 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 10” BORN: October 9, 1988 – Miami, FL WEIGHT: 180 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent February 2016 COLLEGE: Florida International STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2011-2014: Anthony was selected in the 2007-2010: Anthony appeared in 49 games seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft (222nd while at Florida International and racked-up 136 overall) by the . He individual tackles along with 11 career appeared in eight games as a rookie that interceptions, three of which he returned for season and four more in 2012 before an injury touchdowns. sidelined him for the 2013 campaign. He made stops in Miami and Arizona as well as a return to Tampa in 2014 before signing with the Lions.

JUSTIN GLEBEN FULLBACK 47 NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: September 29, 1992 – Barrie, ON WEIGHT: 225 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent April 2016 COLLEGE: Queen’s STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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COLLEGE 2011-2015: Justin appeared in 27 games over five seasons at Queen’s. Seeing action primarily in a blocking- back role, he tallied three carries for a total of six yards, but recorded a touchdown each time he ran the ball. He also added another 112 yards on 10 receptions.

ANDREW HUDSON DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 96 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 3” BORN: June 1, 1992 – Redlands, CA WEIGHT: 245 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent February 2016 COLLEGE: Washington STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2015: Andrew signed with the Buffalo Bills as 2011-2014: Andrew appeared in 49 games at an undrafted free agent in May. He attended Washington recording 82 individual tackles, 26 tackles training camp and appeared in three pre- for a loss and 21 sacks. He started every game for the season games for the Bills before being Huskies as a senior in 2014 and earned an honorable released by the club. mention All-Pac 12 nod finishing the year with 54 tackles and 12 sacks.

KENDRICK INGS WIDE RECEIVER 82 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 10” BORN: June 17, 1990 – Lithonia, GA WEIGHT: 180 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent February 2016 COLLEGE: STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Kendrick hauled in 68 passes for 997 Kendrick has been playing football since the age of yards and 15 touchdowns in addition to scoring seven and recalls a three-touchdown effort in his first on three kickoff returns in 17 games as a rookie game as a pee-wee as his biggest memory to date. with the Tampa Bay Storm. The lofty numbers Making his offseason home in Florida, Kendrick loves earned him a two-week stay on the Detroit Lions spending time at the beach, going bowling and even a practice roster in September. little paintball. He lists Bad Boys and Any Given Sunday as his top movies and The Alchemist as his book of choice.

EXPERIENCE Kendrick began his playing days as a in high school. Having not played football at the collegiate level, he took his talents to a semi-pro club, Atlanta Chiefs before moving onto the Dodge City Law of the Champions Professional Indoor Football League and then to the Pittsburgh Power of the Arena Football League. The Power folded before played a game, but he eventually made his way to Tampa Bay.

ANTONIO JOHNSON OFFENSIVE LINE 66 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 6” BORN: June 22, 1992 – Diboll, TX WEIGHT: 305 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent April 2016 COLLEGE: North Texas STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2015: Antonio attended a mini-camp with the New 2011-2014: Antonio was a four-year starter for the York Jets in the spring of 2015 but signed with the Mean Green after red-shirting his freshman year in as an undrafted free agent in 2010. The hulking tackle appeared in 45 career May and also attended training camp with the club. games and anchored a dominant offensive line from After being waived by the Saints, he spent short his left tackle position which surrendered an NCAA- stints with both the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas low six sacks in 2012, while leading the nation with Cowboys and Denver Broncos. 5,336 total yards.

MIKEL LESHOURE RUNNING BACK 42 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 0” BORN: March 30, 1990 – Streator, IL WEIGHT: 230 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Illinois STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2011-2014: Mikel was a second-round 2011-2013: Mikel enjoyed a notable career selection (57th overall) of the Detroit Lions in at Illinois during his final three seasons the 2011 NFL Draft. A season-ending Achillies notching 424 carries for 2,557 yards and a injury prevented him from playing as a rookie healthy 6.0-yard average run to go along but he bounced back to start 14 games for with 23 career TD’s. He also added another Detroit in 2012. He appeared in three more 439 yards on 37 receptions and another five games in 2013 and totaled 807 rushing yards majors. He departed the school with the and nine touchdowns along with 34 receptions single game rushing record – 330 yards in a for 214 yards. He was released by the Lions in win over rival Northwestern. August 2014.

BO LOKOMBO LINEBACKER 8 NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 2” BORN: October 10, 1990 – Kinshasa, Congo WEIGHT: 230 lbs ACQUIRED: 2013 CFL Draft - 3rd round, 21st overall COLLEGE: Oregon STATUS: 3rd year BC – 3rd year CFL

GAMES PLAYED: Career: 25 Playoff: 2 Grey Cup: 0

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: Picking up where he left off after a notable The Oregon University alum was originally born in Kinshasa, rookie debut, Bo started all 18 regular season games Africa but moved to BC at a young age where he picked up seeing significant defensive duties in 2015. He the game of football when he was 15. The standout finished the season with a team and division-best 24 linebacker notes the 2011 BCS Championship game as his special teams stops which earned him a West most memorable football game to date. He comes from a Division All-Star nod while also adding 26 tackles on large family with two sisters and four brothers, one of defence and two tackles for a loss. 2014: Joining whom plays football at the University of the Lions midway through the season, Bo spent one Minnesota. Boseko, known as Bo, has varied interests off game on the injured list before being activated to the the field including designing his own line of t-shirts with the Lions’ 46-man roster and appearing in the final seven slogan "Bo Knows". He enjoys cooking and fishing in his regular season game as well as the post-season. spare time and says he really wants to take a trip across Seeing action exclusively on special teams, he Canada. He is fluent in three languages: English, French recorded nine tackles on the year. and Lingala and says he wants to coach when his playing days are over. He says that Scarface is, hands down, his favourite movie and enjoys relaxing by watching Game of Thrones.

KUDOS: West Division All-Star: 2015

COLLEGE 2009-2013: Bo appeared in 44 career games at Oregon after not seeing action in his redshirt year 2009. He recorded 68 solo tackles along with four interceptions as well as an impressive four defensive touchdowns. The standout linebacker enjoyed a Rose Bowl Championship as well as a Pac-12 Championship in 2011 and a win in the Fiesta Bowl in 2012. He also enjoyed a trip to the 2011 BCS Championship game but lost to Cam Newton and Auburn 22-19.

COLIN LOCKETT WIDE RECEIVER 86 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 11” BORN: April 5, 1991 – Diamond Bar, CA WEIGHT: 185 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: San Diego State STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2014-2015: Colin was signed by the 2010-2013: Colin started 30 of his 48 career as an undrafted free agent in May 2014 and was a late appearances for San Diego State recording 130 release in training camp. He remained on the Bengals’ receptions for 1,999 yards and 16 majors. As a senior practice roster before being released in October. Colin and team captain in 2013, he started in 12 games signed with the Washington Redskins in December that notching 52 catches for 736 yards and five touchdowns year and attended training camp with Washington in while also returning 31 kickoffs for 761 yards picking 2015. He was among the final roster cuts for the ‘Skins in up an Honorable Mention All-Mountain West selection September 2015. on special teams.

UZOMA NWACHUKWU WIDE RECEIVER 89 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 0” BORN: December 15, 1990 – Allen, TX WEIGHT: 195 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Texas A&M STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2013-2015: Uzoma was signed by the Houston 2009-2012: Uzoma enjoyed a productive career for Texans as an undrafted free agent. He attended the Aggies appearing in 52 games over four seasons, training camp with the club that year and was one of recording 152 receptions for 2,239 yards and 19 the club’s final roster releases. He spent the year on touchdowns. The lofty totals made him just one of four the Texans’ practice roster and again in 2014 before receivers in Texas A&M history to notch more than 120 being released in 2015. He also spent a short stint catches, 1500 yards, and 10 touchdowns in a career. on the practice roster of the Miami Dolphins. His best season came as a freshman in 2009, when he led the team with 40 catches and 708 yards.

SAM OJURI RUNNING BACK 43 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 0” BORN: September 22, 1990 – Barrington, IL WEIGHT: 200 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: North Dakota State STATUS: 1st year BC – 2nd year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2014-2015: Sam was signed as a free agent by 2011-2013: Sam was a key member of North the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in July 2014. He Dakota’s NCAA Division 1 FCS championship teams appeared in one game for the Ticats that season during his time with the Bisons piling-up 3,550 rushing before being released at the end of the year. In yards and 33 touchdowns over 44 career games. His 2015, Sam signed with the Saskatchewan best season came as a senior in 2013 where he tallied Roughriders shortly after the beginning of 1,398 yards on 214 carries with 10 majors. training camp, but did not make the final roster.

T-DRE PLAYER 68 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 6” BORN: February 4, 1992 – Winnipeg, MB WEIGHT: 295 lbs ACQUIRED: 2014 CFL Draft – 2nd round, 12th overall COLLEGE: Northwestern State STATUS: 3rd year BC – 3rd year CFL

GAMES PLAYED: Career: 18 Playoff: 0 Grey Cup: 0

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS PERSONAL 2015: T-Dre appeared in 15 games for the Lions, Born in Winnipeg, T-Dre moved to Dallas at the the first nine as the team’s starting right guard. age of nine. He was a Liberal Arts major at 2014: T-Dre made the club’s 46-man roster coming Northwestern State and earned Southwestern

out of training camp and started the Lions’ first two Conference All-Academic kudos in 2013. His father,

regular season games before being placed on the Paul Player was a notable basketball player at the injured list. Making the most of his limited playing University of Winnipeg. time, he notched a three-yard touchdown catch in his rookie debut versus Edmonton on Jun 28/14. He made his third appearance of the season in Toronto on Aug 17/14 before spending the remainder of the year as a reserve and on the practice roster.

COLLEGE 2010-2013: T-Dre appeared in 30 games, 23 as starter at Northwestern State over four years. The Winnipeg native graded-out as the school’s top offensive lineman in 2013 and was an Honorable Mention All-Southland Conference selection.

KEITH PRICE QUARTERBACK 12 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: June 28, 1991 – Los Angeles, CA WEIGHT: 185 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as a free agent March 2016 COLLEGE: Washington STATUS: 1st year BC – 3rd year CFL

GAMES PLAYED: Career: 17 Playoff: 0 Grey Cup: 0

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2014-2015: Price spent the better part of the past 2010-2013: Keith enjoyed a notable college career at two years with the after Washington dressing for 46 games over four seasons signing in Regina in September 2014 and returning throwing for 8,921 yards on 757 completions and to the club again in July 2015. Dressing for 17 ultimately setting school marks for completion career games, he has thrown for 407 yards on 32 percentage (64%), passing efficiency (143.2), completions with three majors. Keith was originally touchdown passes in a single game (5) and career an undrafted free agent signing of the Seattle touchdown passes (75). Seahawks in 2014. He was released by Seattle that June before signing in Regina.

LOUCHEIZ PURIFOY DEFENSIVE BACK 29 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 5’ 11” BORN: December 16, 1992 – Cantonment, FL WEIGHT: 190 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Florida STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

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HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2014: Loucheiz was signed by the Indianapolis Colts as 2011-2013: Loucheiz appeared in 37 games an undrafted free agent in May 2014 and made the over three seasons at Florida before declaring for club’s 53-man roster coming out of training camp. He the NFL Draft in 2014. The speedy defender appeared in 11 games for the Colts notching six tackles, tallied 69 tackles, two interceptions including one a forced fumble and a pass knockdown. He was waived for a touchdown to go along with 12 knockdowns by Indianapolis that November and claimed by the and four tackles for a loss. Seattle Seahawks before being released in December.

DAVARUS SHORES DEFENSIVE BACK 31 INTERNATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 1” BORN: April 22, 1992 – Mesquite, TX WEIGHT: 185 lbs ACQUIRED: Signed as free agent 2016 COLLEGE: Texas A&M-Commerce STATUS: 1st year BC – 1st year CFL

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

COLLEGE 2012-2015: Davarus began his collegiate career at Southern Arkansas where he appeared in nine games as a freshman for the Muleriders notching 13 defensive stops. Following his transfer to Texas A&M-Commerce in 2013, he went on to play in 35 games over the next three seasons tallying 64 solo stops and an incredible seven blocked kicks.

HUNTER STEWARD 67 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN NATIONAL

HEIGHT: 6’ 6” BORN: December 23, 1991 – Victoria, BC WEIGHT: 327 lbs ACQUIRED: 2013 CFL Draft (1st round, 6th overall) COLLEGE: Liberty STATUS: 3rd year BC – 3rd year CFL

GAMES PLAYED: Career: 10 Playoff: 1 Grey Cup: 0

NOTES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

HIGHLIGHTS COLLEGE 2015: Hunter battled through another foot injury in camp 2011-2013: Anchoring Liberty’s offensive line to eventually appear in 3 regular season games as well as from his left tackle position, Hunter started 11 the Western Semi-Final. games and helped lead the way for a new 2014: Showing plenty of potential early in his career, program-record of 36 rushing touchdowns on the Hunter overcame a knee injury in training camp to make his year. Allowing just a single sack in two seasons, CFL debut on Jul 12/14 in Saskatchewan. The talented Hunter achieved the highest playing grades among lineman eventually earned the starting role at left tackle and his teammates on the offensive line and received was enjoying a remarkable run over seven games until also received conference kudos as a First-Team suffering a season-ending foot injury on Aug 24 versus All-Big South selection. 2012: Making the difficult Saskatchewan. transition from defensive line to offensive line, Hunter excelled during his second season at Liberty. Starting all 11 games at left tackle, he graded-out as the school's top offensive lineman and did not allow a sack. 2011: After transferring from Virginia where he spent two seasons on the sidelines, Hunter appeared in nine games for Liberty University as a reserve defensive lineman. He registered two defensive tackles and was a significant contributor on special teams.