Today’s CFC Class 2011 feature focuses on one of the big men at London’s Catholic Central, Nathan Caranci. Nathan has been playing football for 11 years and when playing b-ball “I prefer to play Guard and use my athleticism”, confirming to CFC that he is a true Offensive Linemen.
Nathan Caranci #65
Offensive Lineman
6’4” 265 lbs.
40 yard dash: 5.17 20 yd. shuttle: 4.46 Vertical: 30”
Team: Catholic Central (London, Ontario)
Commitment: None
Considering
CIS: Western, Laurier, Concordia, Guelph, Toronto, McGill
NCAA: Simon Fraser (Div 2), Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Brown, Indiana State
As mentioned above this was Nathan’s 11th year playing football, 6 in minor and 5 in high school. He has started for the senior team for 4 straight years, winning city championships (TVRAA) in both 2008 and 2010. In 2010 he was a team captain.
Nathan has traveled south of the border to attend a variety of different football camps. He has been ranked a top 250 player and 5 star recruit by USA company Max Emfinger recruiting. He was the Offensive MVP at the 2010 Top Gun Diamonds camp in Paisley, Florida and has been invited to the 2010 Maxxscout All America Game in Daytona Beach, and in New Orleans.
Nathan has very supportive family and coaches. Nathan said “my parents have supported me throughout my life, and have worked so hard, so that I am able to have as many opportunities as possible.”
Nathan also credits his ‘uncle bill’ for being “one of the smartest and funniest men I know. He has always been there to offer wisdom, encouragement, and guidance when it was necessary.”
Finally, Nathan had glowing things to say about CCH head coach Jean Paul Circelli. “Coach Circelli and I have been working together for the past 5 years. Coach Circelli has not only taught me the ways of the game of football, but has been a great influence in teaching me how to be a man, and how to work hard. He is the main reason that I am in the position that I am today.”
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