CFL Combine returns to Toronto this month (FULL ROSTER)

More than 50 Top Canadian Football Prospects to Showcase Their Skills (Full Roster Below)

Toronto – The 2013 CFL Combine presented by Reebok will host more than 50 of Canada’s top football prospects eligible for the upcoming draft.  The three-day event from March 22-24 is an opportunity for general managers, coaches and scouts to test, interview and evaluate prospects who they may select in the 2013 CFL Draft on Monday, May 6 at Noon ET.

This year’s camp features nine of the top 15 Canadian prospects as identified by the CFL’s Scouting Bureau, including the second ranked player Matt Sewell, a 6’8″, 335 pound offensive lineman from McMaster University. Here is the complete list of prospects:

1. (3) Bo Lokombo LB Oregon
2. (4) Matt Sewell OL McMaster
3. (2) Linden Gaydosh DL Calgary
4. (1) Stefan Charles DL Regina
5. (10) Ben D’Aguilar DL McMaster
6. (–) Andy Mulumba DL Eastern Michigan
7. (6) Corey Watman OL Eastern Michigan
8. (7) Jesse Joseph DL UConn
9. (–) Brent Urban DL Virginia
10. (14) Nolan MacMillan OL Iowa
11. (9) Brett Jones OL Regina
12. (11) Stephen Alli WR Florida
13. (5) Steven Lumbala RB Calgary
14. (–) Mike Edem LB Calgary
15. (8) Kalonji Kashama DL Eastern Michigan
Canadian university football continues to be well represented at the event, as 46 of the 51 combine invitees are from CIS programs.

This year’s scouting combine includes two quarterbacks, Myles Gibbon (York) and Cayman Shutter (Hawaii). Also attending this year’s combine is Justin Chapdelaine from Queen’s University, the son of BC Lions offensive coordinator Jacques Chapdelaine.

Here is the full Combine Roster:

#	Name	Pos	School	HT	WT
Quarterback
1	Myles Gibbon	QB	York	6.02	205
2	Cayman Shutter	QB	Hawaii	6.01	185
Kickers
3	Lirim Hajrullahu	K	Western University	6.00	190
4	Brett Lauther	K	Saint Mary’s	6.01	195
Defensive Back
20	Patrick Chenard	DB	Sherbrooke	6.00	193
21	Michael Daly	DB	McMaster	6.01	182
22	Neil King	DB	Saint Mary’s	6.00	195
23	Matt McGarva	DB	Windsor	6.00	192
24	Ryland Smith	DB	Bishop’s	6.01	198
25	Mike Spence	DB	Western University	5.10	180
26	Cameron Wade	DB	Acadia	6.02	200
Running Back
30	Matthew Burke	RB	Bishop’s	6.01	245
31	Isaac Dell	FB	Wilfrid Laurier	6.01	218
32	Brandan Gillanders	RB	Ottawa	5.11	203
33	Eddie Houghton	RB	Holy Cross	5.11	223
34	Steven Lumbala (13)	RB	Calgary	5.11	220
35	Rotrand Sene	RB	Montreal	5.09	215
Linebacker
40	Nicolas Boulay	LB	Sherbrooke	6.00	220
41	Mike Edem (14)	LB	Calgary	6.01	200
42	Brett Hubbeard	LB	St. Francis Xavier	6.00	230
43	Pawel Kruba	LB	Western University	5.11	210
44	Kyle Norris	LB	Saint Mary’s	6.03	232
45	Carl-Olivier Prime	LB	Wagner College	6.01	255
46	Thomas Spoletini	LB	Calgary	6.02	205
Offensive Line
50	Matthew Albright	OL	Saint Mary’s	6.05	295
51	Eric Armitage	OL	Western University	6.04	308
52	Brett Jones (11)	OL	Regina	6.02	310
53	Christopher Mercer	OL	Regina	6.07	290
54	Josh Prinsen	OL	Queen’s	6.04	290
55	Robert Ravensbergen	OL	McGill	6.04	295
56	Taylor Servais	OL	Ottawa	6.03	300
57	Matthew Sewell (2)	OL	McMaster	6.08	335
58	Matt Vonk	OL	Waterloo	6.04	285
59	Corey Watman (7)	OL	Eastern Michigan	6.02	294
Receiver
80	Nick Anapolsky	WR	Waterloo	5.10	175
81	Alex Anthony	WR	Wilfrid Laurier	6.02	205
82	Justin Chapdelaine	WR	Queen’s	6.00	189
83	Michael DiCroce	WR	McMaster	5.11	190
84	Christopher Dobko	WR	Calgary	6.00	200
85	Seydou Junior Haidara	WR	Laval	6.01	215
86	Simon Le Marquand	WR	Ottawa	6.01	199
87	Yannick Morin Plante	WR	Laval	6.02	218
88	Guillaume Rioux	WR	Laval	5.09	180
Defensive Line
90	Kareem Ba	DL	UBC	6.03	220
91	Stefan Charles (4)	DL	Regina	6.05	310
92	Benjamin D’Aguilar (5)	DL	McMaster	6.02	240
93	Linden Gaydosh (3)	DL	Calgary	6.04	290
94	John Miniaci	DL	Queen’s	6.01	278
95	Andy Mulumba (6)	DL	Eastern Michigan	6.04	263
96	Elie Ngoyi	DL	Bishop’s	6.02	270
97	Cameron Thorn	DL	Guelph	6.05	290

 

(Includes high school or CÉGEP and hometown)

The 2013 CFL Combine presented by Reebok kicks off Friday afternoon with player arrivals, medicals and team interviews. On Saturday the players’ strength, athleticism and flexibility will be tested at the Park Hyatt Toronto Hotel. The camp finishes on the football field at Varsity Centre at the University of Toronto on Sunday.

The CFL is also hosting two regional combines in Edmonton on March 18 and Quebec City on March 20. The top performing players eligible for the 2013 draft may be invited to participate in the CFL Combine in Toronto.

As part of this year’s CFL Combine, the CFL Rules Committee will meet on Thursday, March 21 to discuss proposed rule changes, followed by a vote on those proposals on Friday.

For the 2013 CFL Combine presented by Reebok, the CFL is pleased to work with Sport Testing Inc., the world’s leading athlete evaluation company with a mandate of improving sport internationally.

Sport Testing Inc. provides a full combine solution, real time scores, report cards, athlete comparison, and long term athlete tracking. They can be found at www.sporttesting.ca. 

The selection order for the first round of CFL Draft is:

 

1. HAM

2. WPG

3. MTL via EDM

4. SSK

5. MTL

6. BC

7. CGY

8. TOR

9. OTT (can only select non-import NCAA underclassmen)

FULL DRAFT ORDER:

 

The CFL DRAFT on Monday, May 6 at Noon ET will be broadcast live on TSN.