Robert Scott loves football, but not because of the game’s physicality, or the mental aspect.
Scott loves football for another reason. He loves the game because of the challenge, and the brotherhood. “I have met many of my best friends and I love to challenge,” says Scott.
Scott began playing football at an early age, and has yet to stop loving the game of football. “I stated playing football at 5 years old,” says Scott. In 2013, Scott played on the Metro Toronto Wildcats PeeWee OMFL Championship winning team.
That same year, he also laced the cleats up with York Simcoe Buccaneers where he was named team Most Valuable Player, Offensive Player of the Year, and the Most Dedicated Player Award.
Scott is a man of few words who would rather let his play do the talking. At the CFCFPC, he intends on giving the best performance he can. “To be the best that I can be. I work hard and I play hard,” says Scott.
In the off-season, Scott attends as many football camps as he possibly can to polish his football skills. “I play a little basket-ball, and I attend a lot of camps such as Super Elite Football, Pierre’s Elite Performance, and Basic Speed & Agility Group,” says Scott.
Robert Scott (#8)
Position: wide receiver/slot receiver
Height/Weight: 5’11, 140lbs
Teams: York Simcoe Buccaneers, Metro Toronto Wildcats JV, Four years with OPC
Class: 2019
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