Class 2012: Félix Faubert-Lussier, REC/K/P, Vieux-Montreal & Team World

Today CFC features class 2012 and Team World player Félix Faubert-Lussier from the Vieux-Montreal Spartiates. Félix started playing football in 2004 for Aigles du Collège Jean-Eudes and has had much success in these last 7 years.

Félix Faubert-Lussier #11

Receiver / K / P

Teams:
Team World
Team Quebec
Vieux-Montreal Spartiates

Class 2012

Félix started his career as a running back but soon afterwards switched to receiver. During this time he has always performed the kicking duties, the duties he will be performing in the upcoming Team World vs. Team USA game. In his first year playing Juvénile AAA in 2007 he won the best kicker and punter in the league award. His senior year in 2008 at Jean-Eudes was a great season. They won the Bol d’or and he was named offensive MVP of the game and the league.

After a great 2008 campaign Félix went to the final camp for Team Canada (U20) in the summer of 2009 but was hurt and did not make the team. Instead, he competed for the U19 Team Quebec at the Football Canada cup and was Offensive MVP of the tournament in Saskatoon. That same year he joined CEGEP AAA Spartiates du Vieux-Montréal, winning the Bol d’or, named rookie of the year, special teams MVP, and best punter / kicker…quite a year. In 2010, the Spartiates lost a close game in the Bol d’or but he was named the games MVP and was best kicker / punter and a member of the all-star team as a receiver.

“My most influential person in football would be my receiver coach Niki Demers who coached me from 2008 to 2010 with Jean-Eudes and Vieux-Montréal. He has had a great influence on me and helped me improve my work ethic by far. In life, it would be my parents who always supports me.”

He will be a key part of this years Team World team who play versus Team USA on February 2nd.