WHSFL All-Star WR Lavoie to take CJFL route

#2 Dryden Lavoie

Dryden Lavoie finished his senior year with the Sturgeon Heights Huskies with 24 receptions for 390 yards, and 4 touchdowns. In 2016, Dryden was named one of the WHSFLโ€™s top wide receivers from the Potter division.

One reason why Dryden enjoys the wide out position is because itโ€™s on you to get the ball, he mentioned, โ€œThe best part is seeing the ball fly in your area knowing it’s your ball and you gotta get it.โ€

Drydenโ€™s future plans after high school are to keep working on his game, and to play CJFL for a year or two. The young Huskie is going to try and use the CJFL as a stepping stone to get the opportunity to play for the University of Manitoba Bison one day.

This off-season, Drydenโ€™s main focus is getting bigger and continuing to maintain his skill level and increase his skills as well.

When heโ€™s looking for influence, Dryden has two key people on his team that are there for him. Coach of the Huskies Eric Vincent and all of Drydenโ€™s friends such as Josh Robinson are there for him when he needs them. Dryden and Josh have also been playing football together since they were young.

Football has meant a lot more to Dryden than just a sport, itโ€™s his passion. โ€œI plan on making my game better and making it somewhere one day,โ€ added Dryden.

Throughout the years of playing football Dryden has learnt important lessons from his coach. โ€œI’ve learned the responsibility of the sport that my coach has embedded in my head, said Dryden. ย โ€œWe have to perform on game day 100%, and in order for that to happen we have to give 100% in practice.โ€

Dryden has also learnt that he has to be a leader for the younger players, Dryden explained, โ€œIt’s taught me that I have to be a leader for the younger guys coming in and simply just to be committed to something.โ€

Dryden Lavoie
Wide Receiver, Returner
5โ€™11, 150 lbs

Teams: Sturgeon Heights Huskies (WHSFL), St. James Rods (MMFA)
Commitment: none
Official Visits: none
Considerations: open
Class: 2017

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