Windsor adds a local commit to their 2019 class.
When Ryan Nono, a defensive back from Ćcole secondaire l’Essor, joins the University of Windsor Lancers, he knows he will be treated like one of the family.
āI chose to commit to Windsor because they were invested in me and it was a good decision academically as well,ā Nono said, who is interested in either human kinetics or biochemistry.
āThe head coach just stepped down, but after talking multiple times with the defensive back coach and recruiting coordinator, I can tell the Windsor football staff treats their players like a family (and) brotherhood,ā he added.
Standing at 5ā10, 180lbs, Nono has played for the Essex Ravens (OPFL) and the LāEssor Aigles (WECSSAA). He was a 2018 defensive MVP for the Aigles and won a WECSSAA and SWOSSAA championship for the past two years. He was also named to the WECSSAA all-city team as a hybrid linebacker-defensive back. The product of Tecumseh, Ontario, was also given an early-bird invite to the final roster of the Fox 40 Prospect Challenge.
Proud to announce the āļø of @Ryxn_Nono from @AiglesSports and the @SXRavens organization! This guy brings the ? EVERYDAY! The movement grows ? stronger everyday! Whoās going to be next?!
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.#JoinTheMovement #Merry??#WinInWindsor #BluePrint2019 pic.twitter.com/PgvbtjGqIlā LancerFootball (@UWLancerFB) December 21, 2018
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