Sherbrooke adds one local commit and one international commit to their 2019 class.
When the 2019 season rolls around, wide receivers Lou de Boe from CollĆØge dāAlma and Benjamin RhĆ©aume from Champlain College Lennoxville will be eager to show the University of Sherbrooke Vert & Or what they are made of.
Lou de Boe
Courtesy of Lou de Boe.
Lou de Boe is already familiar with football in Canada, but now he will get a taste of it at a higher level. āIām going to Sherbrooke because itās one of the best universities for school and also for sport,ā he said. āThe town is beautiful with the little mountain and itās not far from MontrĆ©al.ā
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He added that the coaches know football very well and have all played at the university level.
de Boe, who is 6ā5, 190lbs, is originally from Belgium, however he has split his time between France and Canada. In his four-year career, he has played for Les Diables Bleus de Bersac (FFF) and Les Jeannois du CollĆØge dāAlma (RSEQ Division 3). While with Les Diables Bleus, he won a regional title. He was also named as Les Jeannoisā MVP.
Benjamin RhƩaume
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For Benjamin RhĆ©aume, he said going to Sherbrooke is the best decision for him financially. But there is much more to his commitment than that. āI like the energy of the coaching staff, the guys and what they are building. I always liked being the underdog and proving people wrong and I felt that Sherbrooke would be the best fit in order for me to do so,ā he said.
āThe coaches care for their players and I appreciated that a lot also. Iāve been coached before by Coach Chapdelaine and I really enjoy his type and methods. Head Coach Lecompte is very motivated and on a mission and I like his vision,ā RhĆ©aume added.
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Standing at 6ā0, 185lbs, RhĆ©aume is interested in either business and administration or psychology.
Despite being from MontrĆ©al, QuĆ©bec, RhĆ©aume has spent most of his live living Sherbrooke, QuĆ©bec. In high school he played with Les Harfangs de l’Ć©cole secondaire du Triolet (RSEQ). He then joined the Champlain College Lennoxville Cougars (RESQ Division 1). In 2017 he helped the Cougars win a Bol dāOr. During his final year with Les Harfangs, he was offensive player of the year and was all the Division 1 all-star team.
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