Today’s CFC Class 2011 feature is Oakville’s Brandon Clarke. Brandon has been playing football for 10 seasons all in the Halton region. His high academic average has opened up all the doors possible to Brandon.
Brandon Clarke #88
Wide Receiver
Teams- Holy Trinity Titans (Oakville, ON)
Commitment: None
Consideration:
Queens, Toronto, McMaster, Wilfrid Laurier
40 yard- 4.60
Academic Average- 89%
Interests- Psychology or Computer Science.
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Brandon has been playing football for 10 seasons with the Burlington Minor Football Association (BMFA), Oakville Invictas and the Titans. He was a captain in his junior year and had 12 return touchdowns in that year and was special teams MVP. He also played free safety in grade 11.
This past season Brandon had 9 receiving touchdowns, on a total of 15 receptions all year, 524 receiving yards and 201 rushing yards.
Brandon’s most memorable moment was this past season, being down by two touchdowns to Nelson and one touchdown to Corpus Christi in the fourth quarters and coming back to win both games by one point to clinch first in their division. Brandon is sad to have ended his high school career because of all the great memories but looks forward to playing university football.
In the off-season he runs the 1500 m and long jump, having made it to the GHAC finals the past 3 years.
When CFC asked Brandon his most influential person in life and football his answer was “my dad. He is always encouraging and provides me with the necessary resources to better myself on and off the field. He provides positive criticism and has taught me how to deal with disappointment and stress in a positive way. He guides me yet gives me the freedom to make my own decision and mistakes and teaches me that I need to live with the consequences whether they are good or bad.”
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