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Positions:
Offensive Line (Left Tackle)
Height/Weight:
6ā0, 245 lbs
Teams:
Gatineau Vikings (NCAFA)
Titans du College Saint Alexande de Gatineau (high school)
Commitment:
None
Official Visits:
None
Considerations:
Ottawa, McGill, Laval, Open
Class:
2018
Nicholas Sattlecker began his career at the age of 12 with the Gatineau Vikings in the Naitonal Capital Amateur Football Association (NCAFA).
He has also played one year at the high school level with the Titans at College Saint Alexandre of Gatineau.
Nicholas plays all positions along the offensive line, but specializes in the left tackle position. For long snapping and special teams, he is sometimes called upon to support the defensive line.
During the offseason, he works out at his local high school gym and at a CrossFit gym that specializes in football training.
Nicholas has a few goals for the Ontario Prospect Challenge (OPC) like continually improve his skills, have the opportunity to play at his level and make the Top 100.
His eventual goal is to be scouted and have the opportunity to be coached by the best to improve his skills.
Ultimately, he hope to play professionally either in the CFL or NFL.
The Titans standout likes playing the sport because he loves the teamwork, the fact that he can be aggressive when necessary and the athletic challenges.
He believes that playing the sport is where he belongs.
On the field, his role model is Michael Oher, an offensive lineman for the Seattle Seahawks, because of the struggles he faced and his determination to play the sport and succeed.
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