Today, CFC features class 2014 star quarterback from St. Joan of Arc Angels, Nate Hobbs. Nate has been playing football since the age of nine.

Nate Hobbs

Positions:
Quarterback

Height/Weight:
6’0, 195 lbs

Teams:
St. Joan of Arc Angels (high school)
Mississauga Warriors (peewee/junior varsity: OVFL)
Mississauga Warriors (atom: OMFL)
SMFC Stampeders (MFL)
SMFC Cowboys (MFL)

Commitment:
None

Consideration:
Open

Class:
2014

Nate has asserted his position as a rising star in the last few years. He has a wealth of experience and tons of talent. With the Mississauga Warriors of the Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL), the quarterback experienced the highlight of his football career as he contributed to team’s success in winning the league championship title last season.

Additionally, Nate was team offensive rookie of the year with the Warriors. The pivot was the recipient of the Arc award, which is given to the player that demonstrates leadership. Most recently, Nate was selected to the GTA Rising Stars team that will participate in the all-star game at McMaster University on May 6[SUP]th[/SUP].

Other teams the rising star has played for include the Mississauga Warriors of the Ontario Minor Football League, and for both the Stampeders and Cowboys who are part of the Streetsville Meadowvale Football Club (SMFC) which play in the Mississauga Football League (MFL).

Achieving success so young in his career comes from the positive influences in football and his life.

“The most influential people in my life are my family and my teachers at school, and in football my coaches definitely have a big influence on me as a football player and as a person,” adds Nate.

The Angels quarterback says that he is a hard worker who does quite well in school.

“I pride myself in being a well-rounded, respectable young man,” explains Nate.
Not only has Nate become a rising star at the quarterback position, but he has already learned the recipe for success in football and beyond.

“From football, I’ve learned that sometimes there are things that you really don’t want to do but you have to do because it will do you good in the long run,” says Nate. “I’ve learned that anything can be achieved with hard work.”

Video of Nate’s Football Highlights:

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