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Football Canada – Team Canada shores up roster inching towards 2018 IFAF World Junior Championship

Ottawa, ON (June 26, 2018) –  In their final preparations before they leave for the 2018 IFAF World Junior Championships in Mexico City, Team Canada is updating and bolstering their roster.

This year’s roster is comprised of athletes from Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia.
Canada is heading into this tournament as the defending gold medallists, having won the gold medal at the 2014 event in Harbin, China. 
The team will play their opening game of the tournament on Saturday July 14, 2018 against Sweden at 4:00pm CST.
“I’m very excited about this roster we have coming forward for the World Junior Championships this summer in Mexico City,” commented Head Coach Steve Sumarah.  “We have a great mix of under-19 and under-18 from this past year’s International Bowl.”
“Some guys really stepped up and showed their worth for this program.  It’s going to be exciting come July to have all of these guys together and to be able to put the best team forward we have to represent the country.”
2018 WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP ROSTER
POSITION
 
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
CITY/HOMETOWN
PROVINCE
QB
Andreas
Dueck
Winnipeg
Manitoba
QB
Lukas
Boulanger
Canton de Hatly
Quebec
QB
Dylan
Tabone
Moncton
New Brunswick
RB
Keegan
Vicklund
Abbotsford
British Columbia
RB
Jalen
Philpot
Surrey
British Columbia
RB
Freud Jean Ernst
César
Montreal
Quebec
WR
Kevin
Mital
St Hubert
Quebec
WR
Glodin
Mulali
Moncton
New Brunswick
WR
Carl
Chabot
Blainville
Quebec
WR
Adam
LaBrash
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
WR
Tyson
Philpot
Surrey
British Columbia
WR
Kevens
Ciercius
Montreal
Quebec
K
Antoine
Couture
Montreal
Quebec
OL
Charles
Lavallee
Grand Falls
New Brunswick
OL
Blake
Collinson
Strathroy
Ontario
OL
Nolan
Cole
Orleans
Ontario
OL
Taylor
Burns
Riverview
New Brunswick
OL
Andy
McFalls
Markham
Ontario
OL
Mathew
Goodall
Mount Albert
Ontario
OL
Christopher
Fortin
St-Rene
Quebec
OL
Connor
Graham
Burlington
Ontario
OL
Alex
Pigozzo
Kitchener
Ontario
DL
Sandor
Mod
Welland
Ontario
DL
Evan
Gingera
Chateauguay
Quebec
DL
William
Desgagne
Saguenay
Quebec
DL
Charles-Émile
Bouchard
St-Gedeon
Quebec
DL
Lake
Korte-Moore
Ottawa
Ontario
DL
Alexander
Fedchun
Calgary
Alberta
DL
Anderson
Recker
Stillwater Lake
Nova Scotia
DL
Tanner
Schmekel
Regina
Saskatchewan
DL
Riley
Szafranski
Edmonton
Alberta
LB
Etienne
Amiot
Quebec City
Quebec
LB
Cole
Hepburn
Newmarket
Ontario
LB
Philippe
Lavoie
Ste-Jeanne d’Arc
Quebec
LB
Eryk
Bujalski
Winnipeg
Manitoba
LB
Tyler
Going
Foothills
Alberta
LB
Joshua
White
Regina
Saskatchewan
DB
Jaxon
Ford
Regina
Saskatchewan
DB
Thomas
Landry
Quebec
Quebec
DB
Vincent
Delisle
Quebec City
Quebec
DB
Danny
McWhirter
Mount Albert
Ontario
DB
Josiah
Schakel
Sherwood Park
Alberta
DB
Nathan
Laflamme
Ste-Thérèse
Quebec
DB
Jacob
Biggs
Calgary
Alberta
DB
Joshua
Robinson
Winnipeg
Manitoba
 

 

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