Home Roster changes, complete coaching staffs announced for CIS East-West Bowl

Canadian Interuniversity Sport – OTTAWA (CIS) – Canadian Interuniversity Sport announced Thursday roster changes as well as the complete coaching staffs for the 14^th annual East-West Bowl.

OFFICIAL WEBSITE (including ticket info): http://english.cis-sic.ca/eastwestbowl

The prospects game, which features for the most part CIS players heading into their Canadian Football League draft year, is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at McGill University’s Percival Molson Memorial Stadium in Montreal, streamed live on CIS-SIC.tv.

Three players originally selected to the East roster have been forced to the sidelines, including McGill receiver Moy Mc Donald, Montreal linebacker Frédéric Chagnon and Laval defensive back Alex Hovington. They were replaced at their respective positions by Sherbrooke’s Jean-Raphaël Moisan, Carleton’s Keith Graham and St. Francis Xavier’s Justin Holland.

On the West side, Guelph receiver Jacob Scarfone, Calgary receiver Rashaun Simonise, McMaster offensive lineman Cody Speller, Calgary defensive lineman Cory Robinson and Western defensive back Jesse McNair are unable to take the field on Saturday. Taking their spots in the lineup are McGill’s Jonathan Mack, Western’s Adam Sinclair, Montreal’s Jean-Christophe Labrecque, Calgary’s Connor McGough and Montreal’s Samuel Drapeau.

East head coach Danny Maciocia of Montreal, who announced earlier this week Adamo Iadeluca of Montreal (offence), Fabrice Raymond of Montreal (defence) and Kevin Mackey of Bishop’s (special teams) as his coordinators for the game, completed his coaching staff with Alex Vertullo of Queen’s (quarterbacks), Steve Snyder of StFX (receivers), Kyle Handy of Bishop’s (offensive line), Alain Mainguy of McGill (offensive line), Glen Constantin of Laval (defensive line) and Mickey Donovan of Concordia (linebackers).

Iadeluca and Raymond will also coach the running backs and defensive backs, respectively.

For the West, head coach Blake Nill of UBC, offensive coordinator and running backs coach Mark Surya of Wilfrid Laurier, defensive coordinator Dwayne Cameron of Laurier and special teams coordinator Paul Orazietti of UBC will be accompanied on the sidelines by Laurier’s Michael Faulds (quarterbacks), Regina’s Mark McConkey (receivers), Saskatchewan’s Scott Flory (offensive line), Toronto’s Kevin Eiben (defensive line), Guelph’s Adam Grandy (linebackers) and Guelph’s Donnavan Carter (defensive backs).

2016 EAST-WEST BOWL SCHEDULE:

Tuesday, May 10

19:00-20:00 First meeting

20:00-22:00 Team meeting

Wednesday, May 11

10:00-13:00 Combine for participating players (Bell Sports Complex – Brossard)

16:00-18:00 Practice East & West (Molson Stadium)

18:00-22:00 CFL Free-Agent Camp (Molson Stadium)

20:00-22:00 Meetings

Thursday, May 12

10:00-12:00 Practice East (Molson Stadium)

13:30-15:30 Practice West (Molson Stadium)

16:30-17:30 Practice Special Teams (Molson Stadium)

Friday, May 13

10:00-12:00 Practice East & West (Molson Stadium)

16:00-18:00 Practice East & West (Molson Stadium)

19:00-22:00 Banquet (Douglas Hall – McGill)

Saturday, May 14

13:00-16:00 East-West Bowl Game (Molson Stadium)

EAST-WEST BOWL RESULTS:

2015 (at McGill): East 29, West 21

2014 (at Western): East 19, West 12

2013 (at Western): West 18, East 17

2012 (at Western): East 24, West 16

2011 (at Western): East 34, West 27 (OT)

2010 (at Western): East 12, West 9

2009 (at Western): West 16, East 7

2008 (at McMaster): East 25, West 12

2007 (at Laval): West 22, East 19 (OT)

2006 (at Laval): West 34, East 26 (OT)

2005 (at Laurier): West 34, East 16

2004 (at Laurier): West 21, East 12

2003 (at Laurier): West 10, East 5

2016 EAST-WEST BOWL ROSTERS

EAST TEAM

Pos. Name University HT WT Hometown

Offence

QB Dante Djan StFX 6-4 230 Calgary, Alta.

QB James Roberts Guelph 6-0 185 Cambridge, Ont.

RB Antony Auclair Laval 6-6 254 Notre-Dame-des-Pins, Que.

RB Jamall Hyman-Hamilton Bishop’s 6-0 205 Toronto, Ont.

RB Jonah Pataki Queen’s 6-0 205 Wallaceburg, Ont.

RB Sean Thomas-Erlington Montreal 5-9 210 Montreal, Que.

RB Oumar Touré Sherbrooke 6-4 235 Montreal, Que.

REC Nate Behar Carleton 6-0 200 London, Ont.

REC Dakota Brush Mount Allison 6-4 230 Brantford, Ont.

REC Ryan Dunaway York 6-5 210 Burlington, Ont.

REC Keon Hughes StFX 6-3 220 Mississauga, Ont.

REC Félix Lechasseur Laval 6-3 190 Quebec City, Que.

REC Matt McDougall Western 6-3 192 Belleville, Ont.

REC Blair McKay Waterloo 5-10 190 Waterford, Ont.

REC Jean-Raphaël Moisan Sherbrooke 6-1 200 St-Raymond, Que.

OL Kwabena Asare Carleton 6-8 270 Brampton, Ont.

OL Antoine Demers Sherbrooke 6-3 290 Repentigny, Que.

OL Marc Glaude Montreal 6-2 310 Beaconsfield, Que.

OL Andre Goguen Mount Allison 6-1 315 Moncton, N.B.

OL Daniel Hayes Queen’s 6-4 335 Waterloo, Ont.

OL Marcus MacIsaac Saint Mary’s 6-3 275 Elmsdale, N.S.

OL Jean-Simon Roy Laval 6-3 290 Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury, Que.

OL Qadr Spooner McGill 6-3 295 Brossard, Que.

Defence

DL Émile Charron-Ligez Montreal 6-2 265 Montreal, Que.

DL Edward Godin Laval 6-2 250 Quebec City, Que.

DL Junior Luke Montreal 6-2 300 Montreal, Que.

DL Adam Melanson Acadia 6-2 290 Kentville, N.S.

DL Sam Narkaj Concordia 6-1 295 Toronto, Ont.

DL Kay Okafor StFX 6-4 265 Enugu, Nigeria

DL Zac Sauer Queen’s 6-3 231 Ayr, Ont.

LB Leon Cenerini Carleton 5-10 220 La Salle, Man.

LB Alex Cromer-Émond Montreal 5-8 205 Price, Que.

LB Eric Gracioppo McGill 6-2 234 Montreal, Que.

LB Keith Graham Carleton 6-0 210 Halifax, N.S.

LB Étienne Morin Bishop’s 5-9 200 Saint-Ludger, Que.

DB Ty Cranston Ottawa 6-3 205 Winnipeg, Man.

DB Nathaniel Hamlin Carleton 6-1 205 Ottawa, Ont.

DB Harland Hastings Acadia 5-11 185 Calgary, Alta.

DB Justin Holland StFX 6-1 190 Parksville, B.C.

DB Kevin Myrthil Saint Mary’s 5-9 185 Montreal, Que.

DB Andreas Robinson Saint Mary’s 6-0 175 Dartmouth, N.S.

DB Devante Sampson Mount Allison 5-8 170 Mississauga, Ont.

DB Anthony Tanguay Sherbrooke 5-11 180 Saint-Georges, Que.

DB Charles-William Tremblay McGill 5-9 206 Quebec City, Que.

Special Teams

K Lewis Ward Ottawa 5-7 175 Kingston, Ont.

Originally selected but unable to participate:

REC Moy Mc Donald McGill 5-11 178 Brossard, Que.

LB Frédéric Chagnon Montreal 6-4 240 Montreal, Que.

DB Alex Hovington Laval 6-0 180 Montreal, Que.

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Danny Maciocia (Montreal)

Offensive Coordinator & Running Backs: Adamo Iadeluca (Montreal)

Defensive Coordinator & Defensive Backs: Fabrice Raymond (Montreal)

Special Teams Coordinator: Kevin Mackey (Bishop’s)

Quarterbacks: Alex Vertullo (Queen’s)

Receivers: Steve Snyder (St. Francis Xavier)

Offensive Line: Kyle Handy (Bishop’s)

Offensive Line: Alain Mainguy (McGill)

Defensive Line: Glen Constantin (Laval)

Linebackers: Mickey Donovan (Concordia)

WEST TEAM

Pos. Name University HT WT Hometown

Offence

QB Theo Deezar Manitoba 6-5 230 Winnipeg, Man.

QB Asher Hastings McMaster 6-4 218 Regina, Sask.

RB Johnny Augustine Guelph 5-10 210 Welland, Ont.

RB Alex Christie Manitoba 5-9 195 Thorold, Ont.

RB Ed Ilnicki Alberta 5-10 215 Spruce Grove, Alta.

RB Stefano Napolitano Carleton 6-1 255 Stittsville, Ont.

REC Tylor Henry Alberta 5-11 184 Camrose, Alta.

REC Mitch Hillis Saskatchewan 6-0 185 Saskatoon, Sask.

REC Jonathan Mack McGill 6-0 208 St-Lambert, Que.

REC Alex Morrison UBC 6-4 220 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

REC Mitchell Picton Regina 6-3 200 Regina, Sask.

REC Adam Sinclair Western 5-11 197 London, Ont.

REC Danny Vandervoort McMaster 6-2 200 Barrie, Ont.

REC Aundrey Webster Alberta 5-10 185 Edmonton, Alta.

OL Brett Boersma Windsor 6-5 310 Camlachie, Ont.

OL Matt Degelman Regina 6-3 265 Regina, Sask.

OL Jordan Filippelli Calgary 6-5 310 Sherwood Park, Alta.

OL Geoff Gray Manitoba 6-6 310 Winnipeg, Man.

OL Evan Johnson Saskatchewan 6-4 265 Regina, Sask.

OL Jean-Christophe Labrecque Montreal 6-0 290 Quebec City, Que.

OL Braden Schram Calgary 6-5 290 Manning, Alta.

OL Danny Sprukulis Toronto 6-5 315 Oakville, Ont.

Defence

DL Kwaku Boateng Laurier 6-2 240 Milton, Ont.

DL Fabion Foote McMaster 6-2 290 North York, Ont.

DL Evan Foster Manitoba 6-1 240 Chilliwack, B.C.

DL Mark Mackie McMaster 6-2 262 London, Ont.

DL Connor McGough Calgary 6-2 251 Medicine Hat, Alta.

DL Jalen Price Laurier 6-5 325 Hamilton, Ont.

LB Brandon Calver Laurier 6-3 220 London, Ont.

LB Brittley Mokube Toronto 6-0 212 Brampton, Ont.

LB Nakas Onyeka Laurier 5-11 213 Brampton, Ont.

LB Nikita Starchenko York 6-4 230 Whitby, Ont.

LB Michael Stefanovic Regina 5-10 210 Moose Jaw, Sask.

LB Marcel Ugoh Windsor 6-2 200 Brampton, Ont.

LB Corey Williams Toronto 6-2 232 Mississauga, Ont.

DB Tunde Adeleke Carleton 5-10 190 Ottawa, Ont.

DB Samuel Drapeau Montreal 6-0 185 Montreal, Que.

DB Orion Edwards Guelph 5-9 182 Newmarket, Ont.

DB Matt Gayer Windsor 5-9 190 Leamington, Ont.

DB Richard Gillespie Toronto 5-9 190 Whitby, Ont.

DB Jordan Hoover Waterloo 6-2 190 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

DB Adam Laurensse Calgary 6-1 185 Sherwood Park, Alta.

DB Kevin Wiens UBC 6-1 200 Mission, B.C.

DB Robert Woodson Calgary 5-11 181 Calgary, Alta.

Special Teams

K Félix Ménard-Brière Montreal 5-10 180 Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Que.

Originally selected but unable to participate:

REC Jacob Scarfone Guelph 6-1 200 London, Ont.

REC Rashaun Simonise Calgary 6-5 190 Vancouver, B.C.

OL Cody Speller McMaster 6-3 295 Caistor Centre, Ont.

DL Cory Robinson Calgary 6-3 260 Airdrie, Alta.

DB Jesse McNair Western 5-11 186 London, Ont.

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Blake Nill (UBC)

Offensive Coordinator & Running Backs: Mark Surya (Wilfrid Laurier)

Defensive Coordinator: Dwayne Cameron (Wilfrid Laurier)

Special Teams Coordinator: Paul Orazietti (UBC)

Quarterbacks: Michael Faulds (Wilfrid Laurier)

Receivers: Mark McConkey (Regina)

Offensive Line: Scott Flory (Saskatchewan)

Defensive Line: Kevin Eiben (Toronto)

Linebackers: Adam Grandy (Guelph)

Defensive Backs: Donnavan Carter (Guelph)

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