Quinton Beaulieu may only be 15, but the defensive lineman for the Garden City Gophers of the Winnipeg High School Football League (WHSFL) has been playing football for seven seasons. And he has opposing quarterbacks on high alert. REGISTER NOW: CanadaFootballChat.com Tryout & Showcase REGISTER NOW: Fox 40 Prospect TryoutRead More

Jack DuPlessis is #1 on the field, and is one of the hardest working players on his team off the gridiron; He is someone who fits the category of the proverbial ‘student of the game’ to a tee. RELATED CONTENT: Did you hear about the CFC Prospect Game on TSN?Read More

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Vincent Kipling can recall vividly the day he was introduced to the game of football as a young kid. “My mom got me into football when I was younger and I remember it perfectly,” he said. “We were driving and then she asked me and my brother if we wantedRead More

Taron Barbour might be three years away from graduation, but the River East Collegiate sophomore – entering his second year of junior with the Kodiaks – is a step ahead of many his age. RELATED CONTENT: Did you hear about the CFC Prospect Game on TSN? Watch it HERE ThisRead More

Kaleb Chassie may be a linebacker, but that isn’t the only position he piloted for the Sandwich Sabres (Windsor & Essex County Secondary School Athletics Association; WECSSAA) junior team this season. “I was asked to play quarterback after the start of our season, and literally days before a game,” saidRead More

Eddie Gonzalez is a team player. The evidence of that assertion can be found in a few ways: he plays multiple positions, is a captain, and he says playing the game as long as he has has taught him that football is a true team sport. He says without everyoneRead More

Thunder Bay. Football. Two words that, up until three years ago, not many people would have associated with one another. Thunder Bay – population 108,000 and one of the northernmost destinations in Ontario – is known more as a hockey town. After all, they have produced more NHL hockey playersRead More

DID YOU KNOW is a bi-weekly instalment that brings you some of the most fascinating stories in Canadian football across the country at all levels. In this week’s edition St. Pat’s Irish come back with a bang Small Sudbury school continues to do the impossible St. John’s Tigers win firstRead More

Nolan Ulm is not only a great football player, but also a great leader. The Kelowna, BC native and star for the Kelowna Owls of the B.C. High School Football Association (BCHSFA) was named to the CFC100 Class of 2020 3rd edition back in August.

When Brampton-born wideout Joshua Macleod was named to the CFC100 Class of 2020 3rd edition late this summer, he knew the company he was joining. Now, he is looking to make a move up future lists.

DID YOU KNOW is a bi-weekly instalment that brings you some of the most fascinating stories in Canadian football across the country at all levels. In this edition: Against all odds, Kamloops running back a star in the making Alberta amputee knows he belongs on the gridiron George McDougall MustangsRead More

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DID YOU KNOW is a bi-weekly instalment that brings you some of the most fascinating stories in Canadian football across the country at all levels. In this edition: Niagara’s Holy Cross cancels season Huron Heights Huskies season will go on One Oshawa Hawkeye stands out from the rest Vincent MasseyRead More

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Three years. That’s how long recently-graduated Huronia Stallions (OFC) and CFC50 Nantyr Shores Tritons (SCAA) Chris Costigan has been playing football. Costigan, a 5’11, 270-pound offensive lineman, is a quick learner who adapted to the game extremely quickly, bursting on the scene as an undersized O-Lineman to grab coaches’ andRead More

For 2019 CFC100 Ethan Vibert, football isn’t only just a hobby – or even a passion – it is a lifestyle, and he’s right at home down in the trenches on the offensive line. “When I’m on the football field it is the only place I truly feel like myself,”Read More

Ethan Pyle has the perfect combination for the offensive line: a large build, and the hard-nosed, ‘bulldozer’ mentality needed to excel at the position. Both those core attributes, which he displays with little regard for his competition every time he hits the field, have propelled him into a spot amongRead More

DID YOU KNOW is a bi-weekly instalment that brings you some of the most fascinating stories in Canadian football across the country at all levels. In this edition: Top CFC100 Christian Veilleux takes next step Football Nova Scotia loses beloved coach Sherbrooke QB steps away from football A first forRead More

DID YOU KNOW is a bi-weekly instalment that brings you some of the most fascinating stories in Canadian football across the country at all levels. In this week’s edition Breaking down Clarkson Football North’s 2018 schedule A former CFC100 touted as team’s “most improved” running back Former CFLers paying itRead More

Cameron Mah has been a mainstay on the CFC100 Class of 2019, having been ranked in each of the first three editions to be released thus far. Mah, who first stepped on a football field only six short years ago, was glad to have his commitment to his craft rewarded.