Vikings standout looking to increase exposure, considering local option.
It’s a brisk offseason for Waterloo Collegiate Institute Vikings standout Bryce Scarrow.
Bryce Scarrow
Positions:
Receiver, Defensive Back
Height/Weight:
6ā2, 190 lbs
Teams:
Waterloo Collegiate Institute Vikings (high school: WCSSAA)
Twin-Cities Predators (varsity: OFC)
Commitment:
None
Official Visits:
None
Considerations:
Waterloo, Open
Class:
2017
A veteran of the game, Bryce Scarrow has developed into a standout player.
Playing the sport since the age of 10, Bryce has accomplished a lot. He was named the Defensive Player of the Year for the Waterloo Collegiate Institute Vikings of the Waterloo County Secondary School Athletic Association (WCSSAA). He was also chosen as a First Team All-Star for the region this past season.
At 6ā2 and 190 pounds, ScarrowĀ plays both receiver and defensive back.
Not only is Bryce a two-way player on the gridiron, he is also a multisport athlete as he plays both basketball and rugby. This makes for a busy offseason but it helps him stay in shape.
At the moment, Bryce is open to any CIS team, but is looking closely at local team, Ā Waterloo Warriors.
“It has been good so far,” says Bryce of the recruitment process. Ā “It been really interesting and eye opening to what the future offers.”
He is planning on studying business in university.
Scarrow is currently practicing three times a week with the Twin-Cities Predators of the Ontario Football Conference (OFC) while also working out by himself. He is focused on improving his speed, quickness, and explosiveness.
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