The FPC19 Showcase kicks off on Saturday with practices, and then on Sunday the six all-star teams will take to the field at the University of Toronto. We’ve got highlight film for the CFC100 and CFC150 participants to get you ready for all the action. CFC100/CFC150/CFC60 RANKINGS CFC PLAYER RANKINGSRead More

Lancers add two Ontario commits to their 2019 team. Offensive lineman Adam Tattrie from St. Jean de Brébeuf Catholic Secondary School and quarterback Andrew Brush form St. Mary’s High School will be giving their all to their new team, the University of Windsor Lancers. Adam Tattrie Adam Tattrie knew rightRead More

Queen’s adds two out-of-province commits and two provincial commits to their 2019 class. When the 2019 season rolls around, Braden Reed, a linebacker from Prince George Secondary School, will be ready to get to work with the Queen’s Gaels. Jaden Richards, a defensive back from Mercyhurst Preparatory School, Samuel Charway,Read More

CanadaFootballChat.com (CFC) will be your central source for the Fox 40 Prospect Challenge – Central – Ontario. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON FPC Follow the conversation #FPC19 Facebook Prospect Challenge West  Twitter @chatfootball  Instagram @cfc_football   Practice Day – Saturday, April 27 Location: Kiwanis Field @ Pauline Johnson High SchoolRead More

Gee-Gees add a provincial commit to their 2019 class. Joshua Mascoll-Medeiros, a defensive lineman from Laurier High School, is heading to the nation’s capital after signing with the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees. “uOttawa gave me the sense of family as well as it is a bilingual university, so that helpedRead More

The Fox 40 Prospect Challenge in B.C. was highly competitive with competition from team Edge USA. Here are the MVPs for the games played on Sunday.

The Fox 40 Prospect Challenge in B.C. was highly competitive with competition from team Edge USA. Here are the MVPs of all age groups for Friday’s games.

Warriors add ten provincial commits to their 2019 class. It has been a busy few months for the University of Waterloo Warriors, who are set to welcome four lineman, two athletes, two receivers and two backs to their team. Ethan Kalra (6’3, 280lbs) – an offensive lineman from St Andrew’sRead More

McMaster welcomes a southern Ontario commit to their 2019 class. CFC100 Tayo Smith, a linebacker from Football North Clarkson, will be looking to fly higher with the McMaster Marauders. Smith is a former member of the St. Michael’s Kerry Blues (CISAA). The 5’11, 235lbs outside and middle linebacker also playedRead More

 It was a special weekend in Richmond, B.C with USA Edge travelling over 30 hours to compete in the Fox 40 Prospect Challenge against some of the brightest stars across Western Canada. Canadafootballchat.com CEO Lee Barette made a special guest appearance to provide more information about the Canadian recruitingRead More

Western adds three local commits, three provincial commits and two international commits to their 2019 class. It has been a bountiful recruitment season for the Western Mustangs, who are welcoming eight commits to their family. Ben Wilson (6’1, 180lbs) – a wide receiver from Dr. Frank J. Hayden High SchoolRead More

CanadaFootballChat.com (CFC) will be your central source for the Fox 40 Prospect Challenge – West Coast (#FPC19) CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON FPC Facebook Prospect Challenge West  Twitter @chatfootball Instagram @cfc_football   SUNDAY, MAR 17th 9:30am Game 4 – Underclass: USA Edge vs FPC Pacific  ROSTER CLICK HERE FORRead More

SFU welcomes a provincial commit to their 2019 class. Samuel Davenport, a wide receiver from Robert Bateman Secondary, is ready for the challenge that comes with being a member of the Simon Fraser Clan. “SFU was one of the first schools to reach out to me. I appreciated that theRead More

Gee-Gees add one local commit and two Ontario commits to their 2019 class. Braden Clark, a defensive back from Gananoque Secondary School, is ready to become apart of the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees brotherhood. Tyrus Bromley, a wide receiver from La Salle Secondary School, and Oliver Tetreault, a linebacker formRead More

UBC adds two BC commits and one out-of-province commit to their 2019 class. After finding the perfect school, linebackers Mitchell Townsend from Windsor Secondary School and Marcus Nikolovski from St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Secondary School will be shoring up the defensive core for the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds.Read More

UBC adds two BC commits to their 2019 class. Already familiar with one another, running back Charles Lemay and tight end Brad Hladik from Vernon Secondary School will be continuing their journey together on the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds. Charles Lemay Content to stay in the province of hisRead More

Waterloo welcomes one local commit and two regional commits to their 2019 team. Long before FPC, Alex Baseggio, a linebacker from St. James Catholic High School, committed to the University of Waterloo Warriors, Waterloo already felt like home to him. FPC Jordan Schmidt, a defensive end from Bluevale Collegiate Institute,Read More

Ravens add three Ontario commits to their 2019 class. FPC offensive lineman Angus O’Mara from La Salle Secondary School knows that his academic and football careers are in good hands with the Carleton Ravens. Cody Gilbert, an offensive lineman from Central High School, and Alex Ross, an offensive lineman fromRead More

Warriors add three Ontario commits to their 2019 class. Steven Guenette, a defensive back from Holy Names Catholic High School, wants to make the most of his university experience with the University of Waterloo Warriors. Defensive lineman Thomas Bloomfield from Jacob Hespeler Secondary School and CFC100 linebacker Jethro Oleko fromRead More

Toronto welcomes two Ontario commits and one out-of-province commit to their team. When it comes to their future in U Sports football, CFC60 Jake Zimmerman, an offensive lineman from Champlain College Lennoxville, and athlete Omar Hayes-Williams from the AKO Fratmen (CJFL) know they are in good hands with the UniversityRead More

Matt Wedler grew up in a football family, so he always wanted to play. “Growing up in a football family I always wanted to try it, I love the contact on every play and the brotherhood I develop with my teammates, I fell in love with it,” he said. RELATEDRead More