2024 CFC Prospect Game Team Sanchez vs. Team Stegall (ROSTER REVEAL)

*The CFC Prospect Game will be aired on Monday, June 3rd at 7:30pm EST on TSN5.*

TORONTO (April 30, 2024) – Canadafootballchat.com (CFC) and The Sports Network (TSN) are ready to bring the top high school football talent in Canada to the national stage for the fourth edition of the CFC Prospect Game.

The CFC Prospect Game, featuring 75 of the top Canadian high school prospects, is taking place at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa on Friday, May 31st at 11:15 a.m. EST.

CFL on TSN panelists Davis Sanchez and Milt Stegall will return for round two as special guest head coaches after Team Sanchez defeated Team Stegall at last year’s event.

The selection process included a cross-country tour visiting ten cities featuring a professional combine setting including 40 yard dash, shuttle, vertical and broad jump events.

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“We are excited to watch these players compete in this year’s game. We have had some great players participate in past games including Mississippi State’s Albert Reece IV, Ohio QB Callum Wither, Wisconsin’s Rapheal Dunn, and Eastern Washington’s Nolan Ulm. That said, this roster is the deepest of the four years.” said Lee Barette, President of CanadaFootballChat.com.

CFL on TSN analyst Duane Forde added that these rosters represent an invitation to Canadians to get to know this country’s future football stars before they become household names.

“The CFC Prospect Game is all about ‘opportunity’. It’s an opportunity for the top high school players in Canada to go head-to-head with their peers from across the country, and it’s an opportunity for Canadian football fans to get a look at the next Jevon Holland, Mathieu Betts, Chase Brown, Brady Oliveira, Josh Palmer, or Nathan Rourke before the rest of the world gets to know who they are. For hardcore fans of Canadian football, and fans of Canadians in football, this game is a ‘must see’ event.”

Fans can click here for ticket info to attend the CFC Prospect Game. 

CFC Prospect Game History

The inaugural CFC Prospect Game on TSN took place at the Stadium at TD Place in 2019 featuring 73 of the top Canadian football prospects, including 13 who went on to sign with NCAA programs. The first edition featured CFL legends Henry Burris and Matt Dunigan as head coaches, with Team Burris prevailing in a fantastic display of Canadian talent with a come from behind 41-24 victory. Mississippi State offensive tackle Albert Reese IV, and Ohio quarterback Callum Wither are two alumni to keep tabs on this fall.  

There is also a group of standout U Sports prospects from the inaugural game who will be eligible to be selected in the 2025 CFL Drafts including WR Kassem Ferdinand (Carleton), OL Keegan O’Neil (Western), OL Giordano Vaccaro (Manitoba), DL Jordan Friesen (Manitoba), OL Ethan Pyle (Guelph), DB Tanner Reiber (Saskatchewan), RB Ryker Frank (Saskatchewan), REC Kolby Hurford (Alberta) and DL Max von Muehldorfer (Western).

After a two year hiatus due to the pandemic, the CFC Prospect Game on TSN returned in 2022 featuring 69 of the top Canadian football prospects at the Stadium at TD Place. The second edition of the CFC Prospect Game on TSN featured CFL legends Matt Dunigan returning, and Davis Sanchez making his first appearance as head coach. Team Sanchez ended up getting the better of Team Dunigan in a high scoring 49-24 contest.

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The 2022 roster has produced multiple NCAA commits including Raphael Dunn (Wisconsin), Everett Small (Eastern Michigan), Nathan Pahanich (Wake Forest), Joshua Shuetzmann (Old Dominion and Noah Stanley (Maine). Another 2022 prospect to watch is Defensive MVP Antoine Deslauriers, who currently has 18 NCAA offers including powerhouse programs Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Florida State.

The third edition of the CFC Prospect Game on TSN took place last year featuring CFL legends Davis Sanchez returning, and Milt Stegall making his first appearance as head coach. Team Sanchez earned their second straight triumph with a 24-12 victory over Team Stegall. 

Two prospects from 2023 rosters to keep track of on the recruiting trail are Quebec natives Shekai Mills-Knight and Sidney Rouleau. Mills-Knight has already received 18 NCAA offers including Ohio State, Alabama and Oregon, while Rouleau has racked up 6 offers including Miami, Nebraska and Tennessee.

This year’s game will also feature a halftime exhibition of high school girls tackle football teams from Ontario.

*Denotes Development Squad invitee

**Roster sorted by jersey number

TEAM SANCHEZ

#	FIRST	LAST	POS	HT	WT	2023 School	PROV
5	Ashton	St.Germain*	QB	6’3	190	St. Joseph	Ontario
1	Mikun	Odunuga	REC	5’11	185	Dakota	Manitoba
3	Harrison	Price	TE/HB	6’3	205	Cochrane	Alberta
11	Jacob	Muller	QB	5’11	175	Clarkson	Ontario
12	Louis	Fortier	QB	6’4	215	Armand-Corbeil	Quebec
14	Ira	Hozack	P	6’3	175	Medicine Hat	Alberta
16	Lucas	Hryniuk	K	6’0	180	St. Francis	Alberta
19	Ariel	Diakiese	DB	6’2	180	College de Montreal	Quebec
23	Grant	Lee	DB	6’0	180	Clarkson	Ontario
24	Troy	Dottin	DB	5’11	150	Lower Canada College	Quebec
25	Sean	Snook-Folami	DB	6’3	160	Clarkson	Ontario
27	Ryder	Frampton	DB	5’11	180	George McDougall	Alberta
29	Jackson	Sparks	DB	6’3	180	Auburn Drive	Nova Scotia
30	Keene	Shigehiro	RB	5’9	185	Medicine Hat	Alberta
32	Andrew	Gomon	RB	5’9	165	College de Montreal	Quebec
34	Koen	Hubbard	Sam/FS	6’3	190	South Delta	British Columbia
35	Liam	Haggerty	Sam/FS	5’11	180	Saunders	Ontario
36	Antoine	Beaudoin	Sam/FS	6’2	185	Rivière-du-Loup	Quebec
40	Colton	Gowans	LB	6’3	205	Springfield	Manitoba
41	Colton	Jackson-McConnell	LB	6’1	200	Bert Church	Alberta
42	Dylan	Finch	LB	6’1	210	Clarkson	Ontario
50	Jeremy	George	OL	6’5	280	Dalbé-Viau	Quebec
52	James	Carr	OL	6’4	325	Paul Kane	Alberta
54	Jonatan	Bezverhnii	OL	6’5	290	Saint-George	Quebec
56	Daler	Bal	OL	6’4	240	South Carleton	Ontario
58	Tristan	Aherne	OL	6’4	280	Henry Wise Wood	Alberta
62	Anderson	Stronach	OL	6’6	270	Frontenac	Ontario
63	Elliot	Demaine	OL	6’7	255	St Patrick	Ontario
70	Mylo-Elijah	Tshinkola	DT	6’4	245	Harfang	Quebec
74	Reignan	Paul-Bryan	DT	6’4	280	Arnprior	Ontario
80	Liam	Piccinin	REC	5’11	175	Harry Ainlay	Alberta
82	Skyler	Wansbrough	REC	6’3	190	Smiths Falls	Ontario
84	Felix	Pelletier	REC	5’10	165	St Joseph	Ontario
86	Nygiel	Augustin	REC	6’1	175	Jacques-Rousseau	Quebec
88	Darius	McNeal-Cruickshank	REC	6’1	170	Laurenhill	Quebec
90	Landon	Dingee	DE	6’2	205	Harrison Trimble	New Brunswick
92	Kruze	Harden	DE	6’1	245	Greenall	Saskatchewan
94	Zian	Iseghohi	DE	6’0	205	École Vanguard	Quebec

TEAM STEGALL

#	FIRST	LAST	POS	HT	WT	2023 School	PROV
5	Ashton	St.Germain*	QB	6’3	190	St. Joseph	Ontario
2	Rocky	Tavernese	REC	6’2	180	St. Andrew’s College	Ontario
4	Lukas	Mihelic	TE/HB	6’4	215	Huron Heights	Ontario
10	Justin	Royer	QB	6’4	190	Chêne-Bleu	Quebec
13	Rogan	Vergata	QB	5’10	175	Dakota	Manitoba
15	Andrew	Lawson	P	6’2	185	Southridge	British Columbia
17	Ty	Gorniak	K	5’11	185	Greenall	Saskatchewan
20	Nathan	Nadeau	DB	6’0	160	Confederation	Ontario
21	Jorel	Sahay	DB	5’11	170	Clarkson	British Columbia
22	Jaxon	Daniels	DB	6’0	165	Cold Lake	Alberta
26	Peyton	Briere	DB	5’11	185	Duchess Park	British Columbia
28	Adrian	Fraser-Maxwell	DB	6’0	170	Dalbé-Viau	Quebec
31	Cameron	Bourdeau	RB	5’10	185	A.B. Lucas	Ontario
33	Savyan	Senat	RB	6’0	200	Bourget College	Quebec
37	Kamden	Brooks	Sam/FS	6’2	180	Woodlawn	Nova Scotia
38	Bryan	Dieujuste	Sam/FS	5’11	190	Jasper Place	Alberta
39	Prince	Ikekhide	Sam/FS	6’1	190	Pierrefonds	Quebec
43	Ryan	Mande	LB	5’11	200	Dalbé-Viau	Quebec
44	Felix	Gauthier	LB	6’2	220	La Courvilloise	Quebec
45	Bennett	Fauth	LB	6’2	205	Cochrane	Alberta
51	Carson	Medcalf	OL	6’3	275	St. Andrew’s College	Ontario
53	Henry	Paquet	OL	6’5	325	Nicolas-Gatineau	Quebec
55	Shawn	Yin	OL	6’6	260	Handsworth	British Columbia
57	Olivier	Léonard	OL	6’4	270	Hormisdas-Gamelin	Quebec
59	Louka	Lavoie	OL	6’4	275	Collège Boisbriand	Quebec
60	Benjamin	Gilbert	OL	6’4	290	Baie Saint-Francois	Quebec
61	Owen	Richardson	OL	6’5	275	Clarkson	Ontario
71	Weston	Gower	DT	6’5	260	Medway	Ontario
73	Graham	Harburn-Weldon	DT	6’1	230	Clarkson	Ontario
75	Peterson	Claude	DT	6’3	335	Richmond	Quebec
81	Jaxson	Sterling	REC	6’0	175	Salisbury	Alberta
83	Kamron	Lucky	REC	6’3	175	Essex	Ontario
85	Matt	Stam	REC	6’1	180	Centennial	Ontario
87	Carter	Harrod	REC	6’4	200	Millwoods Christian	Alberta
89	Liam	Saumure	REC	6’3	190	Thousand Islands	Ontario
91	Julian	Tepper	DE	6’2	230	Lloydminster	Alberta
93	Breylon	McCuller	DE	6’5	240	Carson Graham	British Columbia
95	Jacob	Mercier	DE	6’3	200	Heritage	Quebec

INJURY LIST

Keaton	Belsher	REC	6’2	185	Central	Saskatchewan
Hayden	McLeod	REC	5’10	170	Miller	Saskatchewan
Kurtis	Harper	RB	6’3	215	Bay View	Nova Scotia

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