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

Waterloo adds a top Ontario commit to their team. CFC100 Harrison Shoniker, a defensive back form Bishop Macdonell Catholic High School, is ready to make his mark on the University of Waterloo Warriors. Shoniker is a member of the Bishop Macdonell Celtics (District 10). He also competed in track andRead More

Waterloo adds two Ontario commits to their 2019 class. The University of Waterloo Warriors have given running back Greg Caruso from St. Mary’s College and defensive back Max LeDuc from Resurrection Catholic High School a chance, and they are grateful for that. Greg Caruso Where Greg Caruso comes from, gettingRead 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

Waterloo adds two Ontario commits to their 2019 class. Focusing on both aspects in the life of a student-athlete, Caelen Fraser, a linebacker from Bishop Macdonell Catholic High School, and quarterback Sam Hepditch from St. David High School, are coming to the University of Waterloo Warriors for more than justRead More

Waterloo adds two Ontario commits to their 2019 class. Noah LeBar, a running back from Grand River Collegiate Institute, and Dallas Bone, a wide receiver from AN Meyer Secondary School are set to put themselves to the test with the University of Waterloo Warriors. Noah LeBar Accepted into the environmentRead More

Photo courtesy of Taylor Elgersma Taylor Elgersma just finished his third season of football. The young quarterback joined his first team because he really enjoyed watching the game and thought it would’ve been fun to play. “Now that I have been playing more it means so much more than justRead More

Waterloo adds a southern Ontario commit to their 2019 class. When Liam Tomes, an offensive lineman from Holy Names Catholic High School, chose the University of Waterloo Warriors, it was the coaches that fully won him over. “I feel with the coaching staff and talent that is already there, IRead More

Waterloo adds a local commit to their 2019 class. Tyson Hergott, a defensive end from St. David Catholic Secondary School, won’t be straying far from home after signing with the University of Waterloo Warriors. Hailing from Waterloo, Ontario, Hergott said he was drawn to the school because of the academics.Read More

Warriors add two top recruits to their 2018 class. CFC100 linebacker Jack Hinsperger from Mercersburg Academy and CFC100 defensive back Andy Melo from Royal Imperial Collegiate of Canada have both been playing American football, but they will now be returning to the Canadian game after signing with the University ofRead More

Waterloo welcomes a southern Ontario commit to their 2018 class. Andre Coulombe, a defensive back from St. Mary’s Catholic Secondary School, has no doubts in his decision to become a University of Waterloo Warrior. Coulombe was on the radar of six schools, however he said by December, he knew whichRead More

Warriors welcome four Ontario commits to their Class of 2018. Offensive lineman Josh Carr from Innisdale Secondary School, Lucas Di Cicco from Catholic Central High School and Jet Correia from Sir John A. MacDonald Collegiate Institute are set to battle in the trenches for the the University of Waterloo Warriors.Read More

Warriors add three Ontario commits, including one CFC100, to their Class of 2018. Linemen Tyler Greer from Football North St. Joes, CFC100 Liam Gracey from St. Andrew’s College and Jonathan VanSchubert from Bear Creek Secondary School have faith in the University of Waterloo Warriors’ coaching staff and, in turn, theyRead More