SMU community, coaches, attract 3 teammates

Huskies add three out-of-province commits to their 2019 class.

Alex DesOrmeaux, an offensive lineman from Huron Heights Secondary School, will be getting the full east coast experience after committing to the Saint Maryā€™s Huskies.

Running back Noah Jacka and defensive tackle Ali Azraq from Huron Heights Secondary School will also be joining the Huskies.

Alex DesOrmeaux

Courtesy of Alex DesOrmeaux.

The east coast has captured Alex DesOrmeauxā€™s attention and it doesnā€™t want to give it back. ā€œI chose to commit to Saint Maryā€™s because I love the community and environment out east and I really like the schoolā€™s appeal,ā€ he said. ā€œThe coaches are really good guys and have lots of experience, so they know what they are doing.ā€

DesOrmeaux spent the last four years with the Huron Heights Warriors (YRAA). In 2017 he helped his team to a OFSAA Simcoe Bowl championship. Hailing from Newmarket, Ontario, he is 6ā€™1, 275lbs.

Noah Jacka

Noah Jacka played as both a running back and linebacker with Warriors. He also calls Newmarket, Ontario, home. In the 2016 OFSAA Simcoe Bowl, Jacka scored a touchdown in the Warriorsā€™ loss to St. Ignatius.

Ali Azraq

Ali Azraq, who is also from Newmarket, played on both a defensive tackle and guard for the Warriors.

 

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SMU Head Coach James Colzie on hand to sign DT/G Ali Azraq! Proud of you big man!

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