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NATIONAL COMBINE GUIDE GOLDRING CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORTS & VARSITY CENTRE , MARCH 11-13, 2016

GUIDE DU CAMP D’ÉVALUATION NATIONAL GOLDRING CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORTS ET VARSITY CENTRE TORONTO, ONTARIO 11 AU 13 MARS 2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

About the 2016 CFL Combines 1 2016 CFL Combine Schedule 3 2016 CFL Combine Participants 4 Testing Categories 55 Top Bench Press Results 58 Top 40-Yard Dash Results 59 2016 CFL Selection Order 60 2015 CFL Draft Results 62 Vasity Centre & Goldring Centre for High Performance Sports 65

MEDIA AVAILABILITY

CFL staff will be onsite to assist in the coordination of player interviews. Further details will be made available throughout the course of the event.

MEDIA CONTACTS

Olivier Poulin Lucas Barrett League Manager, Communications Coordinator, Communications and Digital Media C: 514-970-7211 C: 416-802-7852 [email protected] [email protected] Paulo Senra Canadian Football League Director, Communications C: 416-882-7919 [email protected]

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2016 NATIONAL CFL COMBINE PARTICIPANT LIST ANNOUNCED

More than 120 players to compete in three regional combines across the country

TORONTO – The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced that the League will once again host three regional combines with the participating players having one final opportunity of earning an invitation to the 2016 National CFL Combine presented by adidas, which will take place in Toronto, March 11-13.

The CFL will host regional combines for the fourth consecutive year, and the third-year it will host a trio of them beginning in on March 7, followed by one in on March 9 and the final regional combine in Toronto on March 10.

Last year, 11 players from regional combines were extended an invitation to the National CFL Combine including seven of those players being selected in the 2015 CFL Draft.

12 of the first 13 selections from the 2015 CFL Draft participated in the National CFL Combine last year.

The CFL, with input from all teams, will then invite additional players from the regional combines to the national Combine in Toronto depending on player performance. Each regional combine will invite approximately 40 to 45 football players.

The top players eligible for the upcoming 2016 CFL Draft, as ranked collectively by the teams and the league office, are invited to attend the National CFL Combine presented by adidas.

National CFL Combine:

The National CFL Combine presented by adidas will take place at the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sports and Varsity Centre, both located on the downtown campus. The players will undergo medical examinations, performance, strength and speed tests, on-field football drills and team interviews over the three day combine in front of general managers, coaches and scouts from all teams.

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Regional Combine Players drafted in the 2015 CFL Draft:

Last year’s regional combines accumulated an additional 11 invites to the National CFL Combine, with seven players selected in the 2015 CFL Draft including:

• Fullback from University of Sherbrooke (Montreal Regional Combine) was selected in the third round, 27th overall by the Stampeders in the 2015 CFL Draft. • Matt Rea, a fullback from Michigan State (Toronto Regional Combine) was selected in the fourth round, 35th overall by the Roughriders in the 2015 CFL Draft. • , Mikhail Davidson from University of Montreal (Montreal Regional Combine) was selected in the fifth round, 40th overall by the in the 2015 CFL Draft. • Defensive back who played for the Sun (Edmonton Regional Combine) was selected in the fifth round, 44th overall by the in the 2015 CFL Draft.

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2016 CFL COMBINE SCHEDULE

Media access notes: • Because of multiple arrival times on Friday, all media interviews need to be coordinated through CFL Communications. Media is not permitted in the rooms for medical testing, measurements, flexibility and body fat percentage that day. • On Saturday and Sunday, all player interviews will take place following the completion of the prospects testing and evaluation drills. • Media attending the Saturday session at Goldring Centre for High Performance Sports will be permitted in a designated area with full view of the testing area. Any photographers (still and video) will be permitted to access the testing area when accompanied by a CFL staff member. • Media attending the Sunday evaluation at Varsity Centre will be permitted in a restricted area with full view of the field. Any photographers (still and video) will be permitted to access portions of the field when accompanied by a CFL staff member.

FRIDAY MARCH 11 – Park Hyatt Hotel 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Players arrive in Toronto – Register in University Central Room 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Player Medicals – University East Room 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM Measurements/Flexibility/Body Fat% - Queens Park North* 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Group meeting with all Players – Queen’s Park Ballroom 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM Player Interview Sessions *Team personnel are welcome to attend the Measurement, Flexibility, and Body Fat % testing session.

SATURDAY MARCH 12 – Goldring Centre for High Performance Sports 9:00 AM DB, WR, LB, RB, K, DL & OL Height/Weight and Video Shot 10:30 AM DB, WR, LB, RB, K, DL & OL Vertical Jump and Bench Press 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Player Interview Sessions 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Optional Player Interview Sessions followed by free time 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Web conference interviews – Specific times to be determined

SUNDAY MARCH 13 – Varsity Centre 8:00 AM OL & DL to test 40’s, Broad Jump, Short Shuttle, 3-Cone, Individual & Group Drills 9:40 AM LS & K workout 10:00 AM RB, LB & K to test 40’s, Broad Jump, Short Shuttle, 3-Cone, Individual & Group Drills 11:50 AM WR & DB to test 40’s, Broad Jump, Short Shuttle, 3-Cone, Individual & Group Drills 2:30 PM Combine completed

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#50 Kadeem Adams - OL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 273 Hometown: Halifax, NS College: Western University | #62 High School: Citadel High School National

Western Mustangs

2015: Member of the . 2014: Played in six regular season games and two playoff games. 2013: Played in seven regular season games and three playoff games … Named an OUA first team all-star … Was part of a team that won the (OUA championship). 2012: Played in one regular season game and two playoff games.

Personal

Criminology student … Winning the Yates cup in 2013 is his most fond CIS football memory … Tyrone Williams has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Tyron Smith … He would be coaching football if he wasn’t playing … Queen’s is his favourite school to play against.

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#51 - OL

HT: 6’07’’ WT: 300 Hometown: Toronto, ON College: York University | #77 High School: C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute National

York Lions

2015: Participated in the 2015 East West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at right tackle. 2014: Appeared in all 8 games and started 6 on the offensive line at right and left tackle. 2013: Appeared in 5 games at defensive end after missing 3 with an injury … Recorded 13 tackles. 2012: Appeared in all 8 games at defensive end … Recorded 2 tackles. 2011: Redshirted the 2011 season.

Personal

Sociology student … Participated in and football at C.W. Jefferys C.I. … Won the football team’s most valuable player award and the basketball team’s most improved player award in 2011 … , a York alumni, has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model your game around Tyron Smith … Feels he would excel as a mentor of some kind if he wasn’t playing football … His goals are to own businesses and real estate and use his wealth and knowledge to give back to his community and inspire young people … Also interested in politics … UofT is his favourite school to play against.

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#52 - OL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 276 Hometown: Burnaby, BC College: | #59 High School: Centennial High School National

Simon Fraser Clan

2015: Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at right tackle. 2014: Played in 11 regular season games with 11 starts at centre. 2013: Played in 10 regular season games with 10 starts at left tackle. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games with 7 starts at left guard … Named Clan’s Top Lineman … Named an Eastern Conference all-star.

Personal

Criminology student … Being part of a come from behind victory in his freshman year against Humboldt State at home is his most fond NCAA Football memory … is a player has inspired you to become a professional football player … He tries to model your game around Evan Mathis, guard from the Denver Broncos … Switching high schools in 2011 and all the coaching changes he experienced over 4 years at SFU are the biggest obstacles he had to overcome in his life as a football player … Would love to become a real estate agent or own a restaurant if he wasn’t playing football … Azusa Pacific was his favourite school to play against.

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#53 Philippe Gagnon - OL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 311 Hometown: L'Ancienne-Lorette, QC College: Université Laval | #62 Previous Team: Cégep Garneau (Cégep) High School: Polyvalente de L'Ancienne-Lorette

National

Laval Rouge et Or

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at left guard ... Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at left guard … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games with 7 starts at left guard … Was part of a team that won the (RSEQ championship), the and the . 2012: Played in 5 regular season games with 2 starts at left guard … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup.

Personal

Law and psychology student … Winning the Vanier Cup in 2012 is his most fond CIS Football memory … has inspired him to become a professional football player … Suffered a complete PCL tear in 2012 but missed no game time … Université de Montréal is his favourite school to play against.

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#54 Roman Grozman - OL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 315 Hometown: Tel-Aviv, Israel College: | #68 Previous Team: Milford Academy (Prep school) High School: St. Thomas of Villanova Catholic High School

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Concordia Stingers

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 5 regular season games with 3 starts at tackle and 2 starts at guard … Was injured for 3 games. 2014: Played in 6 regular season games with 6 starts at tackle … Was injured for 2 games. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games with 6 starts at tackle and 2 starts at guard. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games with 9 starts at tackle.

Personal

Economics student … Beating McGill during his first year while being down 6 points on a last minute drive is his most fond CIS Football memory … Brian Chiu has motivated him to become a great CFL player one day … Tries to model his game around Jake Long … Losing his scholarship to Marshall University due to academics was very tough on him mentally … Would love to work in economics, maybe at a bank, is he wasn’t playing football … Université Laval and Université de Montréal are his favourite teams to play against.

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#56 Zachary Intzandt - OL

HT: 6’05’’ WT: 298 Hometown: London, ON College: McMaster University | #52 High School: Saint Thomas Aquinas Secondary School National

McMaster Marauders

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at right guard … Named an OUA first team all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at right guard … Named an OUA second team all-star … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship) and the . 2013: Played in 8 regular season games with 2 starts at defensive tackle and 6 starts at left tackle … Shifted to the offensive line in game 3 of the OUA season due to injuries to the Marauders’ offensive line. 2012: Played on the defensive line … Played in 8 regular season games with 2 starts at defensive tackle … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship) and the Mitchell Bowl.

Personal

Justice, Political Philosophy & Law student … Winning the 2014 Yates Cup at home in front of the McMaster fans is his most fond CIS Football memory … Christian Heffernan, head coach at St. Thomas Aquinas in London, ON, during his grade eleven season, inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Blue Bombers offensive lineman … Would want to apply to a police department and get into a policing career if he was not pursuing a career in football … Favourite team to play against would be .

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#57 Sean Jamieson - OL

HT: 6’07’’ WT: 316 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB College: Western University | #64 High School: Oak Park High School National

Western Mustangs

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Member of the Western Mustangs … Named an OUA first team all- star … Named a CIS First Team All-Canadian. 2014: Played in seven regular season games and one playoff game … Named an OUA first team all-star … Named a CIS First Team All-Canadian. 2013: Played in six regular season games and three playoff games … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: Played in two regular season games.

Personal

Kinesiology student … Winning the Yates Cup in 2012 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Has wanted to be a professional athlete since he was a kid, but the first CFL player that made him want to be a football player was … Would like to be a high school teacher if he wasn’t playing football … McMaster was his favorite school to play against.

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#58 Jason Lauzon-Séguin - OL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 300 Hometown: Pointe-Claire, QC College: Université Laval | #60 Previous Team: Collège de Valleyfield (Cégep) High School: École secondaire catholique régionale de Hawkesbury

National

Laval Rouge et Or

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 6 regular season games with 6 starts at right tackle … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games with 6 starts at right tackle … Named a RSEQ all-star. 2013: Played in 7 regular season games with 6 starts at right tackle … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games at right tackle … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup.

Personal

Addiction Studies student … Winning the Vanier Cup at Laval in 2013 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Tries to model his game around Calgary Stampeders … Would want to be a mechanic if he wasn’t playing football … Université de Montréal is his favourite school to play against because of the rivalry between the schools.

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#59 Josiah St. John - OL

HT: 6’06’’ WT: 308 Hometown: Ajax, ON College: University of Oklahoma | #55 Previous Teams: Trinity Valley Community College, Fresno City College High School: Pickering High School

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Oklahoma Sooners

2015: Played in 7 games with 4 starts at right tackle ... Saw playing time against Iowa State (11/7) and Kansas (10/31) ... Started at right tackle against (10/10), West Virginia (10/3) and Tulsa (9/19) ... Made first start of career at right tackle at Tennessee (9/12) ... Saw playing time against Akron (9/5). 2014: Played in 8 of 13 games, appearing in the first three contests of the year, against Iowa State (11/1) and in the final four games of the season ... Made Sooners' debut against Louisiana Tech (8/30). 2013: Redshirted.

Trinity Valley Cardinals

2012: Four-star recruit by ESPN.com, 247sports.com and PrepStar.com ... Three-star recruit by Scout.com and Rivals.com ... No. 6 JUCO recruit (ESPN.com) ... Had offers from Kansas, Baylor, Arizona State, Arkansas, Florida State, Mississippi, Oregon State, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and West Virginia.

Fresno Rams

2011: N/A

Personal

Business major … Son of Jerry and Cindy Revenberg … Prepped at Essex District High School in Ontario ... Played for Badi Qawwas ... Had 81 tackles, eight sacks, three forced and two recovery as a senior ... Tallied 63 total tackles, six sacks, and one as a junior ... Named a Wilson Conference Defensive All- Star ... Named to the All-WECSSAA Team as a defensive lineman ... Named to the Ridley Scouting Top 100 List as the 10th best defensive lineman in ... Named all-conference three times.

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#60 Charles Vaillancourt - OL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 315 Hometown: Coaticook, QC College: Université Laval | #67 Previous Team: Champlain Regional College - Lennoxville (Cégep) High School: Stanstead College

National

Laval Rouge et Or

2016: Played in the 2016 East-West Shrine Game. 2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 7 regular season games with 7 starts at right guard … Missed the last game of the regular season due to injury … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named RSEQ Offensive Lineman of the Year … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games with 8 starts at right guard … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2013: Played in 5 regular season games with 6 starts at right guard … Missed 3 games due to injury … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games with 9 starts at right guard … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup.

Personal

Business Administration student … Winning his first Vanier Cup in Toronto in 2012 is his most fond CIS Football memories … Brian Chiu has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Chiu … Coming back from his knee injury in cégep is the biggest obstacle he had to overcome as a football player … He would work for the family business if he wasn’t playing football … Université de Montréal is his favourite school to play against.

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#90 Tarique Anderson - DL

HT: 6’05’’ WT: 250 Hometown: Toronto, ON College: Delaware State University | #97 Previous Team: Fork Union Military Academy High School: Pickering High School

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Delaware State Hornets

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 10 tackles, including 8 solo tackles … Also recorded one forced fumble. 2014: Saw action in 11 games … Credited with 26 total tackles, including nine solo stops … Also recorded 3.5 tackles- for-loss and one blocked kick … MEAC Commissioner’s All-Academic honoree. 2013: Competed in 10 games … Recorded one solo tackle and assisted on 10 others … Also credited with one tackle- for-loss and 0.5 sacks … Had season-high three assists, including a backfield stop, in loss to Hampton (Oct. 26). 2012: Appeared in six games as a defensive line reserve … Credited with two assisted tackles … Assisted on a stop in 17-10 win over VMI in his first career game (Sep. 1).

Fork Union Military Academy

2011: Competed in nine games (seven starts) … Helped lead team to 8-1 record that season.

Personal

Business Administration/Management student … Playing against Norfolk State University during his junior year is his most fond NCAA Football memory … Tries to model his game around Malik Jackson … Adapting from playing Canadian football to playstyle after his 10th grade has been his biggest obstacle he had to overcome in his life as a football player … Would be an accountant if he wasn’t playing football.

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#91 Rupert Butcher - DL

HT: 6’05’’ WT: 296 Hometown: London, ON College: Western University | #75 Previous Team: London Jr. Mustangs (OVFL) High School: London Central Secondary School

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Western Mustangs

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 10.5 tackles, including 9 solo tackles, 3 sacks and 5 tackles for a loss ... Named an OUA first team all-star. 2014: Played in seven regular season games and two playoff games … Regular season: 10.5 total tackles, five solo, 11 assists on tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1.5 tackles for losses for four yards … Playoffs: Four total tackles, four solo. 2013: Played in three regular season games and three playoff games … Regular Season: one total tackle, one solo, one TFL … Playoffs: 1 total tackle … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: Joined the Mustangs from London Central Secondary School … Played in one regular season game and two playoff games … Regular Season: 1.5 total tackles, one solo, one assist on tackles, one Broken up pass … Playoffs: one broken up pass...

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#92 Michael Kashak - DL

HT: 6’01” WT: 243 Hometown: Courtice, ON College: McMaster University | #77 High School: Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School National

McMaster Marauders

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 25 tackles, including 20 solo tackles, 8.5 sacks (3rd in the CIS) and 12 tackles for a loss … Named an OUA first team all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 14.5 tackles, including 12 solo tackles, 2.5 sacks and 4.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded a forced fumble … Named an OUA second team all-star … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship) and the Mitchell Bowl. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 16.5 tackles, including 15 solo tackles, 3.5 sacks and 5.5 tackles for a loss. 2012: Played in 7 regular season games … Registered 16 tackles, including 15 solo tackles, 3 sacks and 4 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, one fumble recovery – that he returned for a – and one interception … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship) and the Mitchell Bowl.

Personal

Political Science and Labour Studies student … Winnineg the Yates Cup in 2012 and 2014 are his most fond CIS Football memories … ’ Ricky Foley has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Argos’ Ricky Foley and Dwight Freeney … Would want to allocate more time toward post graduate studies if he wasn’t playing football … Western University is his favourite school to play against.

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#93 Quinn Horton - DL

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 313 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB College: Simon Fraser University | #99 High School: St. Paul's High School National

Simon Fraser Clan

2015: Played in 9 regular season games … Recorded 29.5 tackles, including 22 solo tackles and 1.5 sacks … Also recorded one forced fumble. 2014: Played in 11 regular season games … Recorded 28.5 tackles, including 19 solo tackles, 2.5 solo tackles and one fumble recovery. 2013: Played in 10 regular season games … Recorded 15.5 tackles, including 10 solo tackles and 1.5 sacks … Also recorded one forced fumble. 2012: Played in 11 regular season games … Recorded 7 tackles, including 6 solo tackles … Also recorded one pass breakup.

Personal

Criminology student … His first college game is his most fond NCAA Football memory … Doug Brown is the player that inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around players like J.J. Watt and Justin Smith … If he wasn't playing football, he would finish his degree and try to get into law school, with the hopes of eventually becoming a judge … Would look into coaching if that didn’t work … Humboldt State University was his favourite school to play against, because of the level of competition and the atmosphere.

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#94 Donnie Egerter - DL

HT: 6’03” WT: 285 Hometown: Niagara Falls, ON College: University of Guelph | #96 High School: Saint Paul Catholic High School National

Guelph Gryphons

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 16 tackles, including 5 solo tackles, 2.5 sacks and 3.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble and one pass breakup … Named an OUA second team All-Star … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2014: Played in 7 regular season games … Recorded 10.5 tackles, including 10 solo tackles, on sack and 3 tackles for a loss. 2013: Played in 3 regular season games … Recorded 5 solo tackles, including one tackle for a loss … Also recorded one pass breakup. 2012: Played in 5 regular season games … Recorded 2 tackles, including one solo tackle, 0.5 sack and 0.5 tackle for a loss.

Personal

General Arts student … Winning the Yates Cup in 2015 is his most fond CIS Football memory … BC Lions’ Cam Thorn has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Houston Texans’ J.J. Watt … Would want to help kids that have ambitions of becoming professional athletes by coaching if he wasn’t playing football … Western University is his favourite school to play against.

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#95 Denzel Philip - DL

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 250 Hometown: Mississauga, ON College: Eastern New Mexico University | #98 Previous Teams: Delta State University, New Mexico Military Institute, York University High School: Don Bosco Catholic Secondary School

National

Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds

2015: Played in 11 games … Recorded 23.5 tackles … Recorded 17 solo tackles … Recorded 13 assisted tackles … Recorded six tackles for a loss, totaling 36 yards … Recorded 4.5 sacks, totaling 28 yards. 2014: N/A

Delta State Statesmen

2013: Played in 6 games … Recorded 5.5 total tackles ... Recorded four solo tackles ... Recorded 3 assisted tackles ... Recorded 2 tackles for a loss, totaling seven yards ... Recorded one sack, totaling 6 yards.

New Mexico Military Institute Broncos

2012: Played in 11 regular season games … Recorded 39 tackles, including 26 solo tackles, 4.5 sacks and 10 tackles for a loss … Recorded one fumble recovery and 2 pass breakups.

York Lions

2011: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 28 tackles, including 18 solo tackles, one sack and 3 tackles for a loss … Recorded one fumble recovery (that he returned for a touchdown) and 2 pass breakups.

Personal

Sports and Recreational Management student … Playing in the C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl is one of his most fond NCAA Football memories … Natey Adjei, a friend of his, has pushed him to become a better football player … Tries to model his game around Brian Orakpo of the Tennessee Titans … Would want to be a sports broadcaster if he wasn't playing football.

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#96 Boyd Richardson - DL

HT: 6’03” WT: 235 Hometown: Regina, SK College: University of British-Columbia | #90 Previous Team: (CJFL) High School: Campbell Collegiate National

UBC Thunderbirds

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 23.5 tackles, including 15 solo tackles, 2 sacks and 3 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one fumble recovery and one pass breakup … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2014: Played in 7 regular season games … Recorded 18.5 tackles, including 16 solo tackles, one sack and 4.5 tackles for a loss. 2013: Played in 3 regular season games … Recorded 4 tackles, including 3 solo tackles, 1.5 sack and 1.5 tackle for a loss.

Regina Thunder

2012: Member of the Regina Thunder. 2011: Member of the Regina Thunder.

Personal

Studies in the arts faculty at UBC ... Winning the Vanier Cup in 2015 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Watching the Roughriders play created a desire in him to want to play professional football … Tries to model his game around his dad Paul Richardson, who played for the … Would like to become a police officer once his football career is over … University of is his favourite school to play against.

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#97 John Biewald – DL

HT: 6’04” WT: 225 Hometown: , ON College: Western University | #49 High School: Ashbury College National

Western Mustangs

2015: Appeared in 8 games … Recorded 28.5 tackles (23 solo, 11 assisted) … Tallied 9 tackles for a loss including a team leading 6.5 sacks … Forced 2 fumbles and recovered 2 … Named an OUA second team all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games and 2 playoff games…Regular season: 9 total tackles, 6 solo, 6 assists on tackles, 2 broken up passes…Playoffs: 13 total tackles, 13 solo, one sack. 2013: Played in 4 regular season games and 3 playoff games…Regular Season: 2.5 tackles, 2 solo, one assist on tackles…Playoffs: 2 tackles, 2 solo … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: Played in 2 regular season games and 2 playoff games…Regular Season: one total tackle, one solo…Playoffs: 3 total tackles, 3 solo.

Personal

Criminology student … Defeating Queen’s University in the Yates Cup is his most fond CIS Football memory … Former CFL players and Donnie Ruiz have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Denver Broncos’ Demarcus Ware … Would want to continue his education if he wasn’t playing football … Queen’s University is his favourite school to play against.

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#30 Devon Stewart - RB

HT: 5’11’’ WT: 245 Hometown: St-Hubert, QC College: McGill University | #3 Previous Team: Champlain Regional College - Lennoxville (Cégep) High School: Heritage Regional High School

National

McGill Redmen

2015: Played in 8 regular season games as a defensive end … Recorded 30 tackles (3rd on team), including 24 solo tackles, 4 sacks and 3.5 tackles for a loss … Caught one pass for 5 yards. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games as a defensive end … Recorded 32.5 tackles (2nd on team), including 24 solo tackles, 2.5 sacks and 4.5 tackles for a loss. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Rushed 2 times for 5 yards … Caught 5 passes for 63 yards and one touchdown.

Personal

Marketing student … Being recognized as the most outstanding defensive linemen in the Shrine Bowl twice is his most fond CIS Football memory … Former CFL fullback Bruno Heppell has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around former NFL halfback Jerome Bettis … Would want to travel and experience different cultures if he wasn’t playing football … Concordia University is his favourite school to play against.

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#31 Donald Tabor - RB

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 229 Hometown: Dartmouth, NS College: St. Francis Xavier University | #82 High Shcool: Dartmouth High School National

StFX X-Men

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 6 regular season games as a receiver … Caught 27 passes for 315 yards and one touchdown … Was part of a team that won the Loney Bowl (AUS championship). 2014: Played in 8 regular season games as a receiver … Rushed 2 times for 4 yards … Caught 29 passes for 366 yards and 2 touchdowns. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games as a receiver … Caught 18 passes for 234 yards … Returned one kickoff for 7 yards and 6 punts for 25 yards. 2012: Played in 8 regular season games as a receiver … Caught 12 passes for 110 yards and one touchdown … Returned 3 kickoffs for 10 yards …

Personal

Business & Human Kinetics student … Winning the 2015 Loney Bowl is his most fond CIS Football memory … Dave Stala, and have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Arizona Cardinals Larry Fitzgerald and Greg Olsen … Would want to work within athletics, professional or otherwise, if he wasn’t playing football … is his favourite school to play against.

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#32 Wayne Moore - RB

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 220 Hometown: Etobicoke, ON College: McMaster University | #35 High School: Richview Collegiate Institute National

McMaster Marauders

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Rushed 108 times for 565 yards and 3 touchdowns.

2014: Played in 7 regular season games … Rushed 97 times for 492 yards and 6 touchdowns (1st on team) … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship) and the Mitchell Bowl.

2013: Played in 7 regular season games … Rushed 43 times for 325 yards and 3 touchdowns.

2012: Played in 5 regular season games … Rushed 22 times for 133 yards and one touchdown … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship) and the Mitchell Bowl.

Personal

Sociology student … Having one of his top 3 games a day after his grandmother passed and scoring a 50 yard touchdown in the Vanier Cup are his most fond CIS Football memories … , Cory Boyd and have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Marshawn Lynch … If he wasn’t playing football, he would want to become a guidance counselor at a school in a troubled area to help young talented student athletes who aren't aware of the academic requirements … Western is his favourite school to play against because of the anticipation and the tension felt throughout the entire week of practice.

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#33 - RB

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 220 Hometown: Burlington, ON College: | #20 High School: Canisius High School National

Calgary Dinos

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 6 regular season games … Rushed 80 times for 666 yards and 10 touchdowns (4th in the CIS) … Caught 9 passes for 104 yards … Named a Canada West all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2014: Played 7 regular season games … Rushed 103 times for 801 yards (3rd in the CIS) and 8 touchdowns (4th in the CIS) … Caught 7 passes for 76 yards and one touchdown … Named a Canada West all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Rushed 167 times (2nd in the CIS) for 1157 yards (1st in the CIS) and 18 touchdowns (1st in the CIS) … Caught 7 passes pour 100 yards and one touchdown … Named a Canada West all-star … Named Canada West Player of the Year … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship) and the Mitchell Bowl. 2012: Made his CIS debut Sept. 1, 2012 vs. Regina … Returned one kickoff for 14 yards … Finished the year with42 carries for 363 yards and six touchdowns, including an incredible five-touchdown game in Week 8 against the … Picked up 11 more carries for 36 yards and one major in the conference playoffs … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship).

Personal

Finance student … Born in Hamilton … Parents Brian and Jennifer … Full name Mercer Edward Timmis … 2012 graduate of Canisius High School, a private, all-male institution in Buffalo, New York … Represented Canada at the 2012 Junior World Championship in July, winning a gold medal in a 23-17 win over the USA in Austin, Texas … Scored the gold medal-winning touchdown on a 10-yard run with 5:10 to play … Winning the Mitchell Bowl is his most fond CIS Football memory … All the Dinos he has played with and have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Le'Veon Bell … If he wasn’t playing football, he would finish my degree and travel … Manitoba is his favourite school to play against.

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#34 Nathan O’Halloran – RB

HT: 6’01” WT: 226 Hometown: Amherstburg, ON College: University of Windsor | #27 High School: General Amherst High School National

Windsor Lancers

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 14 passes for 187 yards and 3 touchdowns. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Rushed 4 times for 35 yards and one touchdown … Caught 8 passes for 129 yards and one touchdown. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Rushed 2 times for 16 yards … Caught 11 passes for 141 yards and 2 touchdowns. 2012: Played in 7 regular season games as a linebacker … Recorded 16 tackles, including 14 solo tackles and one sack.

Personal

Liberal arts and Professional studies student … Beating Laurier by a blocked in 2013 is his most fond CIS Football memory … ’ Evan Pszczonak has inspired him to become a professional football player … Would want to get into the policing program in Windsor if he wasn’t playing football … Wilfrid Laurier University is his favourite school to play against.

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#6 Kevin Jackson - LB

HT: 5’11” WT: 230 Hometown: Cypress, TX (United-States) College: Sam Houston University | #53 High School: Tomball High School National

Sam Houston BearKats

2015: Recorded 10 tackles (5 solo, 5 assisted) … Had three tackles for a loss including a sack for a seven yard loss. 2014: Reserve linebacker and special team player … credited with 16 tackles (9 solo) and a tackle for loss … Posted season best six stops in HBU victory. 2013: Made 11 tackles as linebacker and on special teams. 2012: Played in seven games as red-shirt freshman. 2011: Redshirted.

Personal

Chemistry student … Two-time first team All-District linebacker and team captain for Coach Tommy Kaisher ... Starter on area championship team as senior ... Academic All-District honoree ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field.

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#7 Marc-Antoine Laurin - LB

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 222 Hometown: Cantley, QC College: | #33 Previous Team: Cégep de l'Outaouais (Cégep) High School: École Polyvalente de l'Érablière

National

Ottawa Gee-Gees

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 5 regular season games … Recorded 19 tackles, including 16 solo tackles, 3 sacks and 5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble. 2014: Played in 5 regular season games … Recorded 12 solo tackles. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 34.5 tackles (1st on team), including 30 solo tackles. 2012: Played in one regular season games … Recorded one tackle.

Personal

Human Kinetics student … Both Panda Games played at TD Place are his most fond CIS Football memory … players who played for a CIS team have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Montreal Alouettes’ … Would want to become a physical therapist or a coach if he wasn’t playing football … McMaster University is his favourite school to play against.

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#40 Terrell Davis - LB

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 225 Hometown: Victoria, BC College: University of British-Columbia | #24 Previous Team: Arizona State University High School: Mount Douglas Secondary School

National

UBC Thunderbirds

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 56.5 tackles (1st on team – 3rd in the CIS), including 39 solo tackles, 4.5 sacks and 7 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, one interception and one pass breakup … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games as a running back … Rushed 36 times for 186 yards and one touchdown … Caught 8 passes for 41 yards.

Arizona State Sun Devil

2013: Played in one regular season game before transferring to UBC. 2012: Redshirted the 2012 season.

Personal

Kinesiology student … Winning the Vanier Cup in 2015 is his most fond CIS Football memory … is a player that has inspired him to become a professional football player … Transferring from ASU to UBC was the biggest obstacle he had to overcome in his life as a football player … Would want to open his own training facility if he wasn’t playing football … Always loved playing against Calgary.

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#41 - LB

HT: 5’11’’ WT: 218 Hometown: Dolbeau-Mistassini, QC College: Université Laval | #44 Previous Team: Cégep Beauce-Appalaches (Cégep) High School: Polyvalente de Saint-Georges

National

Laval Rouge et Or

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 43.5 tackles (1st on team), including 34 solo tackles, one sack and one tackle for a loss … Also recorded 3 pass breakups … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 41 tackles (1st on team), including 32 solo tackles and 7 tackles for a loss … Also recorded 2 forced fumbles and one pass breakup … Named a RSEQ all-star. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 33.5 tackles (1st on team), including 24 solo tackles, 4 sacks and 6 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, 2 fumbles recoveries (including one that he returned for a touchdown) and one pass breakup … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games … Recorded 12 tackles, including 9 solo tackles … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup.

Personal

Sport Interventions student … Winning the Vanier Cup at Laval in 2013 is his most fond CIS Football memory … has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Luke Kuechly … Would like to coach of to be a trainer if he wasn’t playing football … Université de Montréal is his favourite school to play against.

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#42 Curtis Newton - LB

HT: 6’02’’ WT: 220 Hometown: London, ON College: University of Guelph | #15 High School: Mount Douglas Secondary School National

Guelph Gryphons

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 40 tackles, including 22 solo tackles, 3 sacks and 6 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, 3 fumble recoveries (1st on team – 1st in the CIS), 2 and 3 pass breakups … Named an OUA second team all-star … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 56 tackles (1st on team), including 49 solo tackles (3rd in the CIS), one sack and 3.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, one interception and 3 pass breakups … Named an OUA first team all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 42 tackles (1st on team), including 32 solo tackles, 3 sacks and 6.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble and one interception. 2012: Played in 5 regular season games … Recorded one tackle … Also recorded one fumble recovery.

Personal

Sociology student … Winning the Yates Cup in 2015 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Two CFL players have inspired him to become a professional football player: Cam Walker of the Toronto Argonauts and Alex Charette of the Montreal Alouettes … Tries to model his game around Carolina Panthers Linebacker Luke Kuechly … Would want to be an Officer in the Canadian Armed Forces if he wasn’t trying to become a professional football player … McMaster was his favourite school to play against because of the rivalry that has developed between the two schools during his university career.

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#43 Doug Parrish - LB

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 235 Hometown: Edmonton, AB College: Western Oregon University | #38 Previous Team: San Jose State University High School: Sacred Heart Cathedral (Prep School)

National

Western Oregon Wolves

2015: Appeared in 10 games … Recorded 20 tackles, including 17 solo tackles, 5 tackles for a loss and one sack. 2014: Appeared in 8 games…Totaled 13.5 tackles with 10 solo and seven assisted … Had a season high of seven tackles in one game at Azusa Pacific on November 1 … Had one pass breakup.

San Jose State Spartans

2013: Did not play. 2012: Appeared in 3 games … Recorded 4 assisted tackles, including 0.5 tackle for a loss. 2011: Did not see any game action. 2010: Completed the season as a redshirt.

Personal

Communication student … His dad, Doug Parrish Sr., was a defensive back drafted in the seventh-round by the in the 1991 draft ... Dad went on to play for the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League … Starting in the Military Bowl Game with San Jose State University is his most fond NCAA Football memory … , and his dad, Doug Parrish Sr., have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Sean Taylor … Being ineligible for an entire season from football in 2013 has been the biggest character building phase of his life … He would be doing something in sports marketing if he wasn’t playing football … Stanford (while at San Jose) and Portland State (at Western Oregon) were his favorite school to play against.

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#44 Daniel Tshiamala - LB

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 235 Hometown: Kinshaha, Congo College: St. Francis Xavier University | #3 Previous Teams: Orlean Dukes, (OVFL) High School: St. Peter Catholic High School

National

StFX X-Men

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 48.5 tackles (1st on team), including 29 solo tackles, 0.5 sacks and 7.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one fumble recovery, 2 interceptions (including one that he returned for a touchdown) and 2 pass breakups … Named an AUS all-star … Was part of a team that won the Loney Bowl (AUS championship). 2014: Played in 7 regular season games … Recorded 12 tackles, including 8 solo tackles … Also recorded one pass breakup.

Orlean Dukes

2013: N/A

StFX X-Men

2012: Played in 7 regular season games … Recorded 7.5 tackles, including 5 solo tackles.

Personal

International Development and Economics student … Winning the AUS championship in 2015 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Tries to model his game around Patrick Willis … He would be working for NGO's or CIDA or EDC if he wasn’t playing football … Université Laval has been his favourite team to play against.

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#45 DJ Lalama - LB

HT: 6’01” WT: 230 Hometown: Winnipeg, MB College: University of Manitoba | #25 Previous Team: Western University High School: St. Paul's High School National

Manitoba Bisons

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 6 regular season games … Recorded 36 tackles, including 27 solo tackles and 5.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one pass breakup … Recorded 3 games with 10+ tackles, including a 13 tackles game versus Calgary (9/11/15) … Recipient of the Canada West Student-Athlete Community Service Award. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 52.5 tackles, including 40 solo tackles, one sack and 3 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one fumble recovery and one interception – that he returned for a touchdown … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship). 2013: Played in 6 regular season games … Recorded 21.5 tackles, including 16 solo tackles … Also recorded 2 fumble recoveries and returned both of them for touchdowns. 2012: Played in one regular season game … Recorded 1.5 tackle, including one solo tackle.

Personal

Capturing the Hardy Cup during his Junior season is his most fond CIS Football memory … Former ’, Calgary Stampeders’ and Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ Joe Lobendahn has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around former Baltimore Ravens’ Ray Lewis … Would want to become a lawyer if he wasn’t playing football, but then would want to work his way into a front office job in football … University of Calgary is his favourite school to play against.

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#46 Alex Ogbongbemiga - LB

HT: 6’01” WT: 242 Hometown: Calgary, AB College: (CJFL) | #61 Previous Team: University of Calgary, University of Texas High School: George Bush High School National

Calgary Colts

2015: Appeared in 4 regular season games … Recorded 20 tackles, including 18 solo tackles and one sack … Also recorded one pass breakup.

Calgary Dinos

2013: Played in 6 regular season games … Recorded 17 tackles, including 13 solo tackles, 0.5 sack and 2 tackles for a loss … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship) and the Mitchell Bowl. 2012: Played in 6 regular season games … Recorded 5.5 tackles, including 5 solo tackles and one tackle for a loss … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship). 2011: Played in 5 regular season games … Recorded 4 solo tackles.

Houston Cougars

2010: Redshirted at the University of Houston.

Personal

Parents Alo and Ngozi … Full name Alex Busayo Ogbongbemiga … Family moved to Calgary in the summer of 2011 … Born in Lagos, Nigeria … Studied economics in the Faculty of Arts at University of Calgary … An homecoming game against Saskatchewan in his junior year is his most fond football memory … BC Lions’ and Calgary Stampeders’ have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Denver Broncos’ Von Miller … Would want to work in Real Estate or in the Oil and Gas industry if he wasn’t playing football … University of Manitoba was his favourite school to play against.

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#1 Quinn Van Gylswyk- K/P

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 202 Hometown: Victoria, BC College: University of | #2 High School: Spectrum Community School National

UBC Thunderbirds

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Made 24-of-28 field goal attempts (83%) … Longest field goal was 47 yards … Made 29-of-29 extra point attempts (100%) … Scored 89 points … Made 56 punts for 2442 yards (43.6 yards average) … Longest punt was 75 yards … Named a Canada West all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Made 12-of-19 field goal attempts (63%) … Longest field goal was 38 yards … Made 18-of-18 extra point attempts (100%) … Scored 54 points … Made 68 punts for 2778 yards (40.9 yards average) … Longest punt was 67 yards. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Made 16-of-22 field goal attempts (73%) … Longest field goal was 45 yards … Made 26-of-26 extra point attempts (100%) … Scored 74 points …Made 70 punts for 3016 yards (43.1 yards average) … Longest punt was 69 yards … Named a Canada West all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian.

Personal

Studies in the arts faculty at UBC … Kicking the winning field goal in the 2015 Vanier Cup is his most fond CIS Football memory … Tries to model his game around John Hekker … Would want to get involved in real estate if he wasn’t playing football … Calgary, a team he had never beaten before last year, was his favourite school to play against.

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#80 Brett Blaszko- WR

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 215 Hometown: Burlington, ON College: University of Calgary | #89 High School: Corpus Christi High School National

Calgary Dinos

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 6 regular season games … Caught 21 passes for 336 yards and 2 touchdowns. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 47 passes (1st on team) for 745 yards (1st on team) and 10 touchdowns (1st on team – 1st in the CIS) … Rushed 3 times for 21 yards … Named a Canada West all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2013: Played in 6 regular season games … Caught 23 passes for 433 yards and 3 touchdowns (1st on team) … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship) and the Mitchell Bowl. 2012: Played in 6 regular season games … Caught 23 passes for 389 yards and 5 touchdowns (1st on team) … Picked up his first CIS touchdown on his first CIS catch, a 65-yard score against the Regina Rams on Week 1 … Named the Canada West Rookie of the Year … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship).

Personal

Arts student … Parents Walter and Monika … Full name Brett Walter Blaszko … 2012 graduate of Corpus Christi High School in Burlington, Ontario … Starred as a receiver, kicker, and returner … Named high school athlete of the year, a two-time Halton All-Star in football, and a Golden Horseshoe all-star two years in a row … Born in Oakville … Also played hockey and soccer at the provincial level in Ontario … Father played football at McMaster University … Chose the University of Calgary over several other CIS and NCAA options … Plans to pursue a career in professional football and/or education.

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#81 Jamal Kett - WR

HT: 6’05” WT: 214 Hometown: Orangeville, ON College: Western University | #82 Previous Team: Simon Fraser University High School: St. Andrew's College National

Western Mustangs

2015: Played in seven games with the Western Mustangs … Recorded 21 receptions for 338 yards (16.1 yards per catch) while scoring two touchdowns.

SFU Clan

2014: Appeared in 11 games … Caught 23 passes for 312 yards (13.6 yards per catch) … Caught one receiving touchdown … Longest reception was 41 yards. 2013: Appeared in seven games … Caught 34 passes for 396 yards (11.6 yards per catch) … Caught one touchdown … Longest reception was 29 yards … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: As a true freshman, earned a spot on the GNAC first team of all-stars … Named the Clan's offensive rookie of the year … Finished second in the GNAC in receiving touchdowns to teammate .

Personal

Sociology student … Playing against Idaho State during his Junior Season is his most fond NCAA Football memory … Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ Andy Fantuz has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around former NFL players Jerry Rice and Randy Moss … Would want to have his own talk if he wasn’t playing football … University of Central Washington was his favourite school to play against.

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#82 Doug Corby- WR

HT: 6’02’’ WT: 190 Hometown: Burlington, ON College: Queen’s University | #23 High School: Nelson High School National

Queen’s Gaels

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 5 regular season games due to injury … Caught 30 passes for 592 yards (5th in OUA) and 5 touchdowns (6th in OUA) … Named an OUA second team all-star. 2014: Played in 7 games ... Received 33 passes ... Scored four touchdowns ... Gained 487 yards on receptions ... Averaged 69.4 yards per game ... Named an OUA second team all-star wide receiver... 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 19 passes (2nd on team) for 286 yards and 3 touchdowns … Rushed 4 times for 2 yards and one touchdown … Returned 7 kickoffs for 133 yards and 45 punts for 489 yards and one touchdown. 2012: Played in 6 regular season games … Caught 2 passes for 28 yards … Returned 5 kickoffs for 140 yards and 11 punts for 67 yards.

Personal

History student … Playing in the 2013 Yates Cup at Western is his most fond CIS Football memory … Andy Fantuz is a player that has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Antonio Brown … If he wasn’t playing football, he would join his family business and expand it into a global company … Guelph or Western are his favourite schools to play against because the rivalry Queens has with those schools.

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#83 Félix Faubert-Lussier- WR

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 215 Hometown: Montréal, QC College: Université Laval | #21 Previous Team: Cégep du Vieux-Montréal (Cégep) High School: Collège Jean-Eudes

National

Laval Rouge et Or

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 42 passes (1st on team) for 514 yards (2nd on team) and 3 touchdowns(1st on team) … Named a RSEQ all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 34 passes (1st on team) for 591 yards (1st on team) and 9 touchdowns (1st on team – 2nd in the CIS) … Named a RSEQ all-star. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 15 passes for 205 yards and one touchdown … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games … Caught 8 passes for 73 yards and one touchdown … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup.

Personal

Political Sciences student … Winning back to back Vanier Cup in 2012 and 2013 is his most fond CIS Football memory … has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Julian Edelman … Would want to become a plane pilot if he wasn’t playing football … Université de Montréal is his favourite school to play against.

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#84 George Johnson- WR

HT: 6’03’’ WT: 188 Hometown: London, ON College: Western University | #11 High School: Catholic Central High School National

Western Mustangs

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 32 passes (2nd on team) for 540 yards (2nd on team) and one touchdown … Named an OUA second team all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games and 2 playoff games … Regular season: Caught 24 passes for 326 yards and 2 touchdowns … Playoffs: Caught one pass for 24 yards. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games and 3 playoff games … Regular season: 60 receptions, 982 receiving yards (led the OUA), 5 touchdowns … Playoffs: Caught 7 passes for 80 yards … Named an OUA first team all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: Joined Mustangs from Catholic Central … Played in 3 regular season games and one playoff game.

Personal

Psychology and criminology student … Winning the Yates cup 2013 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Tries to model his game around Percy Harvin, when he was with the Vikings … Choosing between basketball and football as it got closer to his final years of university was his biggest obstacle he had to overcome in his life as a football player … McMaster and Queen’s are his favourite school to play against, because of the historic rivalry between the schools.

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#85 Brian Jones- WR

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 230 Hometown: Enfield, NS College: | #5 High School: Lockview High School National

Acadia Axemen

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 45 passes (1st on team) for 630 yards (1st on team) and 4 touchdowns (1st on team) … Named an AUS all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Caught 57 passes (1st on team, 2nd in the CIS) for 639 yards (1st on team) and 3 touchdowns (1st on team) … Named an AUS all-star … Named AUS Most Outstanding Player of the Year. 2013: Played in 4 regular season games … Caught 11 passes for 125 yards and one touchdown. 2012: Was part of a team that won the Jewett Cup (AUS championship).

Personal

Business Administration student … Scoring a game winning touchdown at MTA on their brand new field after they had back to back AUS championships is his most fond CIS Football memory … Really enjoy watching S.J Green play … Try to model his game around Greg Olsen … Would look for work somewhere in business to further develop his skills before establishing his own private company if he wasn’t playing football … Looks to expand his father’s business after he retires … MTA was his favourite school to play against.

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#86 Mike Jones- WR

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 189 Hometown: Bryan (Texas), United States College: Southern University | #89 High School: James Earl Rudder High School National

Southern Jaguars

2015: Played in 10 regular season games … Caught 19 passes for 272 yards … Returned one punt for 32 yards … Returned 7 kickoffs for 104 yards. 2014: Played in 11 regular season games … Caught 16 passes for 305 yards and 2 touchdowns … Returned one kickoff for 14 yards. 2013: Played in 13 regular season games … Caught 12 passes for 319 yards and 4 touchdowns … Returned 5 kickoffs for 76 yards … 2012: Played in 4 games.

Personal

Mass Communication student … Winning a conference championship in 2013 is his most fond NCAA Football memory … has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Jeremy Maclin … Battle injuries and coaching changes were the biggest obstacles he had to overcome in his life as a football player … He would run track or play basketball if he wasn’t playing football … Georgia was his favourite school to play against because of the great competition and the great football atmosphere.

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#87 - WR

HT: 6’02’’ WT: 210 Hometown: Toronto, ON Team: Windsor AKO Fratmen | #83 Previous Team: University of Toronto High School: Western Technical-Commercial School

National

Windsor AKO Fratmen

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 7 regular season games … Caught 25 passes for 398 yards and 6 touchdowns … Returned 3 kickoffs for 164 yards and one touchdown … Returned 5 punts for 110 yards and one touchdown … Returned 2 missed field goals for 154 yards and one touchdown.

Toronto Varsity Blues

2014: Dressed for six games ... Recorded 49 receptions for 758 yards and four touchdowns ... Led the OUA and CIS with 8.2 receptions and 126.3 yards per game ... Had four 100+ yard games, including a career-high 200 yards vs Carleton on Oct. 4 ... Named an OUA first team all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2013: Dressed all eight games … Ranked third on the team with 26 catches for 502 yards and two touchdowns ... Scored his first career touchdown vs Carleton on Sept. 27 ... Recorded a career-high five catches for 123 yards at York on Oct. 10 ... Also had 101 receiving yards at Laurier (Sept. 2) and at Windsor (Sept. 21).

Personal

Winning the O.F.C. championship (CJFL) and his CIS debut in 2013 against Western would be is most fond CIS Football memory … Would love to become a firefighter if he wasn’t playing football … Believes that he can grow to be as fast and shifty as Desean Jackson or Chad Owens, and as strong and powerful as Calvin Johnson, with hands like Larry Fitzgerald … Western was his favourite school to play against.

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#88 Shaquille Johnson - WR

HT: 6’00” WT: 190 Hometown: Brampton, ON College: (CJFL) | #4 Previous Teams: Western University, McGill University High School: Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School National

London Beefeaters

2015: Played in 9 games … Caught 34 passes for 637 yards and 8 touchdowns … Returned 8 kickoffs for 222 yards and one touchdown and 7 punts for 77 yards.

Western University

2014: Played in 7 regular season games and 2 playoff games … Regular Season: Caught 20 passes for 325 yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 fumbles … Made 11 kickoff returns for 236 yards … Playoffs: Caught 3 passes for 59 yards. 2013: Did not play.

McGill Redmen

2012: Played in 9 regular season games … Caught 61 passes (1st on team) for 792 yards (1st on team) and 5 touchdowns (1st on team) … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named RSEQ Rookie of the Year … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian … Named CIS Rookie of the Year.

Personal

Making the playoffs with McGill University is his most fond CIS Football memory … Former CFL receiver Geroy Simon has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Montreal Alouettes’ SJ Green … Would want to become a professional trainer or coach football if he wasn’t playing football … McMaster University was his favourite school to play against.

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#89 Joshua Stanford- WR

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 200 Hometown: Mississauga, ON College: University of Kansas | #6 Previous Team: Virginia Tech University High School: Martin Luther King High School

National

Kansas Jayhawks

2015: Played in 2 regular season games … Caught 3 passes for 38 yards.

Virgina Tech Hokies

2014: Played in 7 regular season games … Rushed 3 times for 18 yards … Caught 7 passes for 64 yards. 2013: Played in 13 regular season games … Caught 40 passes for 640 yards and one touchdown. 2012: Played in one regular season games … Caught one pass for 9 yards.

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#20 Maïko Zepeda - DB

HT: 5’08’’ WT: 220 Hometown: LaSalle, QC College: Université de Montréal | #20 Previous Team: Vanier College (Cégep) High School: Polyvalente Deux-Montagnes

National

Montréal Carabins

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 34.5 tackles (1st on team), including 28 solo tackles, one sack and 2.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, 4 interceptions and 2 pass breakups … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS first team all-Canadian … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship) and the Mitchell Bowl. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 11.5 tackles, including 8 solo tackles, one sack and one tackle for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble … Was part of a team that won the Dunsmore Cup (RSEQ championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2013: Played in 5 regular season games … Recorded 9 tackles, including 8 solo tackles. 2012: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 1.5 tackles, including one solo tackle.

Personal

Industrial Relationships student … Winning the Vanier Cup in 2014 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Former CFL defensive back Baron Miles has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around former NFL players Troy Polamalu and Jack Tatum … Would want to teach football if he wasn’t playing … Université Laval is his favourite school to play against.

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#21 Mikaël Charland- DB

HT: 6’04’’ WT: 215 Hometown: Gatineau, QC College: Concordia University | #36 Previous Team: Cégep de l’Outaouais (Cégep) High School: École Polyvalente de l'Érablière

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Concordia Stingers

2015: Participated in the CIS East-West Bowl … Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 46.5 tackles, including 37 solo tackles (1st on team) … Also recorded one fumble recovery, 3 interceptions and 2 pass breakups … Named a RSEQ all-star … Named a CIS second team all-Canadian. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 53.5 tackles, including 43 solo tackles (1st on team) and 2.5 tackles for a loss … Also recorded 2 forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 52.5 tackles, including 46 solo tackles (1st on team, 4th in the CIS), one sack and one tackle for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, 3 interceptions and one pass breakup. 2012: Played in 9 regular season games … Recorded 47.5 tackles, including 41 solo tackles and 2 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.

Personal

Human Environment student … A game played on his birthday against McGill where he registered 16 tackles, one interception and one forced fumble to save a touchdown is his most fond CIS Football memory … has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Kameron Chancellor … Switching from a French speaking cégep to an English speaking university was the biggest obstacle he had to overcome in his life as a football player … Would like to become either a head coach or the director of sports for a city if he wasn’t playing football … Laval Rouge et Or is his favourite team to play against because of the competition level.

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#22 - DB

HT: 5’11” WT: 180 Hometown: North , BC College: University of British-Columbia | #23 High School: Carson Graham Secondary School National

UBC Thunderbirds

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 36 tackles, including 33 solo tackles … Also recorded 3 pass breakups … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup. 2014: Played in 6 regular season games … Recorded 15 tackles, including 13 solo tackles … Also recorded one interception and one pass breakup. 2013: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 32 tackles, including 28 solo tackles … Also recorded 2 interceptions and 4 pass breakups. 2012: Played in 3 regular season games … Recorded 3 solo tackles … Also recorded one interception and one pass breakup.

Personal

Studies in the kinesiology faculty at UBC ... Upsetting the University of Calgary in the 2015 Hardy Cup is his most fond CIS Football memory … Former BC Lions’ , Paris Jackson, Geroy Simon and have inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Denver Broncos’ Aquib Talib … Would like to become a sports attorney once his football career is over … University of Calgary is his favourite school to play against.

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#23 Taylor Loffler - DB

HT: 6’03’’ WT: 222 Hometown: , BC College: University of British-Columbia | #10 Previous Team: Boise State University High School: Kelowna Secondary School

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UBC Thunderbirds

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 50 tackles, including 42 solo tackles and 3 tackles for a loss … Also recorded one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, two interceptions and two pass breakups … Was part of a team that won the Hardy Cup (Canada West championship), the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup.

Boise State Broncos

2014: Did not see action. 2013: Appeared in 12 games during his debut season with the Broncos ... Missed the Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl (Dec. 24) due to injury ... Saw action at safety and was a special teams standout ... Registered 12 tackles (eight solo) on the season ... He also recovered two fumbles, intercepted a pass and had a pass break-up … Named an Academic All- Mountain West. 2012: Did not appear in a game while recovering from an injury. 2011: Redshirt season.

Personal

Business student … Winning the Vanier Cup in 2015 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Tries to model his game around John Lynch … Had to work through a few injuries that was hard to deal with but made it through stronger than ever … If he wasn’t playing football, he would start a business … University of Calgary is his favourite school to play against.

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#24 Anthony Thompson - DB

HT: 6’01’’ WT: 208 Hometown: Montréal, QC College: Southern Illinois University | #1 Previous Team: University of California (Los Angeles), Vanier College (Cégep) High School: Lakeside Academy

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Southern Illinois Salukis

2015: Played in all 11 games and started 8 … Recorded 55 tackles (SIU best) and 0.5 TFL and 4 passes defended … Had at least one tackle in every game. 2014: Played in all 12 games and started 2 (TU and @NDSU) ... Recorded 26 tackles, including 15 solo stops ... Broke up two passes ... Had at least one tackle in 11 of 12 games. 2013: Played in all 12 games and started 3 of the final 4 games ... Tied for the team lead with 2 interceptions ... Notched an interception in each of the last 2 games of the season ... Recovered a fumble and returned it 19 yards in a road win over No. 7 South Dakota State ... Led the team with six pass breakups. 2012: Played in all 11 games ... Recorded at least one tackle in 8 games ... Returned an interception 100-yards for a touchdown to seal the victory at Youngstown State ... Forced a fumble in the season opener at Eastern Illinois ... Recovered a blocked punt against Youngstown State ... Selected MVFC Newcomer of the Week and CFPA Performer of the Week for his performance against YSU.

UCLA Bruins

2011: Redshirt season.

Personal

Psychology major … Born March 23, 1990, in Canada ... Son of Mellinda Robinson...Has an older brother and sister ... A 100 yards pick 6 against Youngstown State back in 2012 is his most fond NCAA Football memory … Tries to model his game around Sean Taylor … University of Indiana was his favourite school to play against.

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#25 Josh Woodman - DB

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 177 Hometown: Chatham, ON College: Western University | #32 Previous Team: London Beefeaters (CJFL) High School: Ursuline College

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Western Mustang

2015: Played in 8 regular season games … Recorded 34.5 tackles, including 31 solo tackles … Also recorded 4 interception and 3 pass breakups … Named an OUA first team all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games and two playoff games … Regular season: Led all OUA players with five interception, recorded 19 total tackles, 18 solo, two assists on tackles, two tackles for losses for 10 yards, five broken up passes, one rush for 10 yards … Playoffs: 5.5 total tackles, five solo, one assist on tackles, two broken up passes … Named an OUA first team all-star … Named a CIS second team All-Canadian. 2013: Played in 2 regular season games and three playoff games … Regular Season: one punt return for six yards … Playoffs: 1 tackle … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: Played in one playoff game … Caught five passes for 93 yards, one fumble, one solo tackle, one forced fumble.

Personal

Anthropology & History student … Celebrating with his teammates on their home field after winning the Yates Cup in 2013 is his most fond CIS Football memory … Andy Fantuz, his hometown hero, is one of the main reasons he went to Western and has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tom Brady has been his favourite player since he started watching football … He would teach or coach if he wasn’t playing football … McMaster is his favourite school to play against, because of the history between Western and McMaster.

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#26 Brennan Van Nistelrooy – DB

HT: 6’0” WT: 200 Hometown: Lethbridge, AB College: (CJFL) | #19 Previous Team: University of High School: Catholic Central High School National

Okanagan Sun

2015: Recorded 22 tackles (18 solo, 4 assisted) … Blocked 2 kicks … Notched 6 interceptions … He also punted the ball for the Sun … He booted 47 punts for 1,808 yards (38.5 yards per punt) … Scored 4 rouges and longest punt was 63 yards … Rushed the ball 4 times for 65 yards (16.3 yards per carry). 2014: Recorded 23 tackles (19 solo, 8 assisted) … Notched 4 special teams tackles … Added 2 sacks and a blocked kick … Forced a fumble and recovered 2 fumbles … Batted down 4 footballs … Intercepted 2 passes … In the kicking game he punted 39 times for 1,488 (38.2 yards per punt) … Longest punt went for 52 yards … Rushed the ball on 12 occasions for 265 yards (22.1 yards per carry) and scored a rushing touchdown. 2013: Tallied 30 tackles (24 solo, 12 assisted) … Notched 14 special teams tackles (13 solo, 2 assisted) … Secured one sack, 2 blocked kicks … Forced one fumble and recovered 3 fumbles … Recorded 2 interceptions.

Alberta Golden Bears

2012: Played in 6 regular season games … Recorded 15 tackles, including 14 solo tackles … Also recorded 2 pass breakups.

Okanagan Sun

2011: Notched 20.5 tackles (18 solo, 5 assisted) … Recovered 2 fumbles … Intercepted 5 passes.

Personal

Winning the BCFC championship in 2015 is his most fond CJFL memory … Calgary Stampeders’ Dexter Janke has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game around Arizona Cardinals’ Tyrann Mathieu … The have been his favourite team to play against.

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#27 Malcolm Brown – DB

HT: 6’00’’ WT: 190 Hometown: London, ON College: Western University | #9 High School: H. B. Beal Secondary School National

Western Mustangs

2015: Appeared in 8 games … Accumulated 23.5 tackles (20 solo, 7 assisted) … Recorded one tackle for a loss of 6 yards … Intercepted 4 passes and returned them for a total of 134 yards and scored a touchdown … Broke up 6 passes … Named an OUA second team all-star. 2014: Played in 8 regular season games and 2 playoff games…Regular season: 23.5 total tackles, 22 solo, three assists on tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss for 2 yards, one interception for 5 yards, one broken up pass, 4 punt returns for 151 yards…Playoffs: 7.5 total tackles, 7 solo, 2 assists on tackles. 2013: Played in all 8 regular season games and 3 playoff games…Regular season: 27 total tackles, 21 solo, 12 assists on tackles, 2 interceptions, 3 broken up passes…Playoffs: 4 total tackles, 2 solo, one assist on tackles, 2 interceptions, 3 broken up passes … Was part of a team that won the Yates Cup (OUA championship). 2012: Played in 7 regular season games and 2 playoff games…Regular season: 8.5 total tackles, 8 solo, one assist on tackles…Playoffs: 0.5 tackles, one assist on tackles, 2 broken up passes…

Personal

Criminology and Childhood in Social Institutions student … Tying Western's football longest interception return for a touchdown and winning the Yates Cup in 2013 are his most fond CIS Football memory … Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ has inspired him to become a professional football player … Tries to model his game aroung Arizona Cardinals’ Tyrann Mathieu and former NFL Deion Sanders … Would want to become a teacher if he wasn’t playing football.

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2016 CFL COMBINE TESTING

STRENGTH - Players lie on their back while pushing up and lowering 225 pounds of a weighted bar directly above their chest. Attempt to achieve maximum number of repetitions.

2015 Top Performance: Byron Archambault, LB, Montréal, 41 reps 2014 Top Performance: , DL, Montréal, 33 reps. 2013 Top Performance: Elie Ngoyi, DL, Bishop’s, 40 reps. 2012 Top Performance: Michael Van Praet, OL, Western, 38 reps 2011 Top Performance: Michael Knill, OL, Wilfrid Laurier, 47 reps. (CFL Combine record)

VERTICAL JUMP - From the standing position, players reach up as high as they can. The mark is recorded. Players then jump vertically as high as they can reach. The difference between the reach height and the jump height is recorded.

2015 Highest Vertical Jump: , DB, Wilfrid Laurier, 40 inches 2014 Highest Vertical Jump: Evan Pszczonak, WR, Windsor, 40 inches 2013 Highest Vertical Jump: Kris Robertson, DB, Concordia, 43 inches 2012 Highest Vertical Jump: Dylan Hollohan, DB, St. Francis Xavier 42 1/2 inches 2011 Highest Vertical Jump: Anthony Parker, WR, Calgary, 43 inches

BROAD JUMP - From a standing position, players are asked to jump horizontally as far as they can in a forward direction.

2015 Longest Broad Jump: Chris Ackie, DB, Wilfrid Laurier, 10 feet, 11 ½ inches 2014 Longest Broad Jump: , DB, Queen’s, 10 feet, 5 inches 2013 Longest Broad Jump: Kris Robertson, DB, Concordia, 10 feet, 5 ½ inches 2012 Longest Broad Jump: Keenan MacDougall, Saskatchewan, 10 feet, 7 ½ inches 2011 Longest Broad Jump: Andre Clark, CB, York, 10 feet, 9 ½ inches

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40-YARD SPRINT - Players sprint 40 yards to determine speed. Players are timed at the 10-yard, 20-yard and 40- yard mark.

2015 Fastest 10 Yards: Dillon Campbell (RB, Wilfrid Laurier), (RB, Laval) & (DB, Regina), 1.54 sec. 2014 Fastest 10 Yards: Kristopher Bastien (WR, Concordia) & Derek Jones (DB, Simon Fraser) 1.53 sec. 2013 Fastest 10 Yards: Ryland Smith, DB, Bishop’s, 1.51 sec. 2012 Fastest 10 Yards: , WR, Wilfrid Laurier, 1.55 sec. 2011 Fastest 10 Yards: Shane Herbert (CB, Wilfrid Laurier), Hugo Lopez (DB, Toronto) & Anthony Parker (WR, Calgary), 1.56 sec.

2015 Fastest 20 Yards: Tevaughn Campbell, DB, Regina, 2.55 sec. 2014 Fastest 20 Yards: , DB, Montréal, 2.56 sec. 2013 Fastest 20 Yards: Kris Robertson, DB, Concordia, 2.55 sec. 2012 Fastest 20 Yards: Shamawd Chambers, WR, Wilfrid Laurier & Nathan Riva, RB, Western, 2.58 sec. 2011 Fastest 20 Yards: Andre Clarke, CB, York, 2.60 sec.

2015 Fastest 40 Yards: Tevaughn Campbell, DB, Regina, 4.36 sec. (CFL Combine record) 2014 Fastest 40 Yards: , DB, Laval, 4.45 sec. 2013 Fastest 40 Yards: Kris Robertson, DB, Concordia, 4.42 sec. 2012 Fastest 40 Yards: Shamawd Chambers, Wilfrid Laurier, 4.42 sec. 2011 Fastest 40 Yards: Andre Clarke, CB, York, 4.50 sec.

*Prior to 2011, the CFL published a player's lowest hand held time. The CFL now uses the player's electronic time.

SHORT SHUTTLE - Players are timed sprinting five yards to their left, then 10 yards to their right followed by five yards to their left back to their starting position.

2015 Fastest Short Shuttle: Byron Archambault, LB, Montréal, 4.17 sec. 2014 Fastest Short Shuttle: Adam Thibault, DB, Laval, 4.03 sec. 2013 Fastest Short Shuttle: Guillaume Rioux, WR, Laval, 3.91 sec. 2012 Fastest Short Shuttle: Dylan Hollohan, DB, St. Francis Xavier, 3.92 sec. 2011 Fastest Short Shuttle: Edem Nyamadi, RB, Concordia, 3.97 sec.

*Prior to 2011, the CFL published a player's lowest hand held time. The CFL now uses the player's electronic time.

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3-CONE DRILL – The 3-cone drill tests an athlete's ability to change directions at a high speed.

2015 Fastest 3-Cone Drill: , WR, Manitoba, 6.91 sec. 2014 Fastest 3-Cone Drill: Antoine Pruneau, DB, Montréal, 6.78 sec. 2013 Fastest 3-Cone Drill: Simon LeMarquand, WR, Ottawa, 6.84 sec. 2012 Fastest 3-Cone Drill: Jawann Westerman, WR, Rutgers, 6.45 sec. 2011 Fastest 3-Cone Drill: Henoc Muamba, SEC, St. Francis Xavier, 6.72 sec.

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CFL TOP BENCH PRESS RESULTS

RK PLAYER (School) YEAR REPS 1 Michael Knill (Wilfrid Laurier) 2011 47 2 Byron Archambault (Montréal) 2015 41 3 Elie Ngoyi (Bishop’s) 2013 40 Mike Montoya (Laurier) 2010 40 5 Michael Van Praet (Western) 2012 38 6 (Calgary) 2013 36 7 David Ménard (Montréal) 2014 33 (Saskatchewan) 2012 33 (Manitoba) 2010 33 Joash Gesse (Montréal) 2010 33 J.P. Bekasiak (Toledo) 2007 33 12 (Ottawa) 2015 32 Terry Hart (St. Francis Xavier) 2014 32 Pierre Lavertu (Laval) 2014 32 15 Matt Rea (Michigan State) 2015 31 Adam Hindley (Manitoba) 2012 31 Tim St. Pierre (St. Mary’s) 2008 31 Anthony Forgione (York) 2004 31 Sean Kent (Regina) 2004 31 Paul Cheng (Simon Fraser) 2002 31 Corey Watman (Eastern Michigan) 2013 31 22 Kyle Paterson (Regina) 2014 30 Seamus Postuma (Windsor) 2012 30 Craig Gerbrandt (Alberta) 2011 30 Dimitri Tsoumpas (Weber State) 2008 30 (Washington State) 2006 30 (McMaster) 2003 30 William Wright (Bishop’s) 2001 30

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CFL TOP 40-YARD DASH RESULTS

RK PLAYER (School) YEAR TIME 1 (Bishop’s) 2010 4.31* 2 Tevaughn Campbell (Regina) 2015 4.36 3 (Bishop’s) 2009 4.39* 4 Shaquille Murray-Lawrence (UNLV) 2015 4.41 Jean-Frédéric Tremblay (Laval) 2004 4.41* 6 Shamawd Chambers (Wilfrid Laurier) 2012 4.42 7 Kristopher Robertson (Concordia) 2013 4.423 8 Taurean Allen (Laurier) 2010 4.44* 9 Adam Thibault (Laval) 2014 4.45 10 Nick Poloniato (Bishop’s) 2010 4.46* Étienne Boulay (New Hampshire) 2006 4.46* 12 Nathan Riva (Western) 2012 4.47 13 Andrew Hamilton (E. Michigan) 2006 4.48* 14 Antoine Pruneau (Montréal) 2014 4.49 Samuel Giguère (Sherbrooke) 2008 4.49* David Stevens (Saskatchewan) 2006 4.49* 17 Andre Clarke (York) 2011 4.50 Cauchy Muamba (St. Francis Xavier) 2010 4.50* Cory Greenwood (Concordia) 2010 4.50* (Bishop’s) 2010 4.50* Jordan Sisco (Regina) 2010 4.50* Matt Carter (Acadia) 2009 4.50* Yves Bériault (Montréal) 2007 4.50* Bryan Crawford (Queen’s) 2005 4.50* 25 Jermaine Gabriel (Calgary Colts - CJFL) 2013 4.508 26 Derek Jones (Simon Fraser) 2014 4.51

*Prior to 2011, the CFL published a player's lowest hand held time. The CFL now uses the player's electronic time.

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2016 CFL DRAFT SELECTION ORDER – AS OF 02/23/16

ROUND 1 ROUND 3 Pick # Team Pick # Team 1 Saskatchewan 18 Hamilton via SSK - Winnipega 19 Winnipeg 2 Montréal 20 Montréal 3 BC 21 BC 4 Toronto 22 Toronto 5 Hamilton 23 Hamilton 6 Calgary 24 Saskatchewan via CGY 7 Ottawa 25 Ottawa 8 Edmonton 26 Saskatchewan via EDM ROUND 2 ROUND 4 Pick # Team Pick # Team 9 Winnipeg via EDM via SSK 27 Toronto via SSK 10 Winnipeg 28 Winnipeg 11 Montréal 29 Montréal 12 BC 30 BC 13 Toronto 31 Toronto 14 Hamilton 32 Hamilton 15 Calgary 33 Calgary 16 Ottawa 34 Ottawa 17 Edmonton 35 Saskatchewan via HAM via EDM

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ROUND 5 ROUND 7 Pick # Team Pick # Team 36 Saskatchewan 54 Ottawa via SSK 37 Winnipeg 55 Winnipeg 38 Calgary via SSK via MTL 56 Montréal 39 Hamilton via BC 57 BC 40 Toronto 58 Toronto 41 Hamilton 59 Hamilton 42 Calgary - Calgaryb 43 Ottawa 60 Hamilton 44 Edmonton 61 Calgary ROUND 6 Pick # Team Priority: Saskatchewan, Winnipeg, Montréal, BC, Toronto, Hamilton, Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton. 45 Ottawa via SSK

46 Winnipeg a Forfeited in 2015 CFL Supplemental Draft for Garrett 47 Montréal Waggoner. 48 BC b Forfeited in 2015 CFL Supplemental Draft for Brandon 49 Toronto Tett. 50 Montréal via HAM 51 Calgary 52 Saskatchewan via OTT 53 Edmonton

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2015 CFL DRAFT RESULTS

NO CLUB PLAYER POS SCHOOL ROUND 1 1 Ottawa REDBLACKS OL Connecticut 2 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Sukh Chungh OL Calgary 3 Toronto Argonauts Sean McEwen OL Calgary 4 Montréal Alouettes Chris Ackie DB Wilfrid Laurier 5 BC Lions Ese Mrabure-Ajufo DL Wilfrid Laurier 6 Saskatchewan Roughriders Nic Demski WR Manitoba 7 Edmonton Eskimos Danny Groulx OL Laval 8 Montreal Alouettes (via HAM) Jacob Ruby OL Richmond 9 Calgary Stampeders Karl Lavoie OL Laval ROUND 2 10 Ottawa REDBLACKS Jake Harty WR Calgary 11 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Addison Richards WR Regina 12 Toronto Argonauts Daryl Waud DT Western 13 Montréal Alouettes Nicholas Shorthill LB McMaster 14 BC Lions OL UNLV 15 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (via SSK) Brendan Morgan DB Queen’s 16 Edmonton Eskimos David Beard OL Alberta 17 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Byron Archambault LB Montréal 18 Calgary Stampeders Lemar Durant WR Simon Fraser ROUND 3 19 Calgary Stampeders (via OTT) Tyler Varga RB Yale 20 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (via WPG) Jonathan Langa LB Saint Mary’s 21 Toronto Argonauts Cameron Walker LD Guelph 22 Calgary Stampeders (via MTL) Tevaughn Campbell DB Regina 23 BC Lions Shaquille Murray-Lawrence RB UNLV 24 Montreal Alouettes (via HAM via SSK) James Bodanis OL Michigan State 25 Edmonton Eskimos LB Calgary 26 Saskatchewan (via WPG via HAM) Rory Connop DL Western 27 Calgary Stampeders William Langlais FB Sherbrooke

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ROUND 4 28 Ottawa REDBLACKS LB Calgary 29 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (via WPG) Ron Omara LB St. Francis Xavier 30 Toronto Argonauts Matthew Norzil WR Laval 31 Montréal Alouettes Brandon Bridge QB South Alabama 32 BC Lions Adrian Clarke LB Bishop’s 33 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (via SSK) Christophe Normand RB Laval 34 Edmonton Eskimos Andrew Johnson WR Fort Lewis College 35 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via HAM) Matthew Rea FB Michigan State 36 Montréal Alouettes (via CGY) Alexander Charette WR Guelph ROUND 5 37 Ottawa REDBLACKS Jefferson Court FB Utah State 38 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Ettore Latanzio DL Ottawa 39 Toronto Argonauts Dillon Campbell RB Wilfrid Laurier 40 Montréal Alouettes Mikhail Davidson WR Montréal 41 BC Lions Campbell Allison OL Eastern Michigan 42 Saskatchewan Roughriders Kwame Adjei DB Mount Allison -- Edmonton Eskimos Forfeited in 2014 CFL Supplemental Draft 43 BC Lions (via Hamilton) DL Rice 44 Calgary Stampeders Dexter Janke DB Saskatchewan ROUND 6 45 Ottawa REDBLACKS Kienan LaFrance RB Manitoba 46 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Justin Warden LB Bishop’s 47 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via TOR) Tyler Langlais DL Calgary 48 Montréal Alouettes Quinn Lawlor OL BYU 49 BC Lions Joshua Brinkworth DB Pacific 50 Saskatchewan Roughriders Melvin Abankwah RB Saint Mary’s 51 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (via EDM) Everett Ellefsen DL McNeese State 52 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Daniel English WR UBC 53 Calgary Stampeders Aaron Picton OL Regina

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ROUND 7 54 Ottawa REDBLACKS Alexandre Laganière OL Montréal 55 Toronto Argonauts (via WPG) Kevin Bradfield WR Toronto 56 Toronto Argonauts Daniel Macdonald RB Guelph 57 Montréal Alouettes Anthony Coady S Montréal 58 BC Lions Maxx Forde DE Idaho 59 Saskatchewan Roughriders Brandon Tennant DL Laval 60 Edmonton Eskimos LB Angelo State 61 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Preston Huggins LB Western 62 Calgary Stampeders Andrew Buckley QB Calgary

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VARSITY CENTRE & GOLDRING CENTRE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORTS

Varsity Centre, Fall of 2006. Photo by Matthew Lyn, Courtesy of the University of Toronto.

Part of the 2016 CFL Combine will once again take place at Varsity Centre. And for the first time in CFL Combine history, participants will also be tested at the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sports. Both venues are located on the University of Toronto campus in downtown Toronto.

Varsity Centre, a state-of-the-art facility at the southeast corner of Bloor Street and Devonshire Place, includes a new 5,000-seat stadium, artificial turf field, air-supported dome for winter use and a 400m eight-lane international class track. It is the new home to Blues track and field, football and soccer programs.

The facility sits on the former site of historic , one-time home to the Varsity Blues and Toronto Argonauts. The famous bowl was home to 30 Grey Cups and 21 Vanier Cups. It was more than a football venue, however, as it housed world-class soccer (including Manchester United, Pelé and the 1976 Olympic soccer semi- finals), rock ‘n’ roll legends (including the Doors, Alice Cooper, Bo Diddley and John Lennon) and leading world figures (Mother Teresa and Pierre Elliott Trudeau).

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But Varsity Stadium is remembered first and foremost for its football. It was home to the first dynasty in history, as the University of Toronto won the trophy the first three years of its existence. The school won a total of four Grey Cup titles to go along with 26 Yates Cups and two Vanier Cups.

Varsity Stadium was also home to 10 Grey Cup champion Argonauts teams, including one of the greatest dynasties of all-time. Between the years 1945 and 1952, the Boatmen won the title five times.

As host to 30 Grey Cup finals between the years 1911 and 1957, Varsity Stadium was centre stage for many of Canadian football’s greatest moments with lead actors like Red Storey, , Smirle Lawson and .

The CFL legends of tomorrow are set to begin their professional journey on hallowed ground.

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