Two CWUAA schools frontrunners for Reivers standout
Kildonan East Reivers running back Bryson Hansey is currently undergoing a once in a lifetime process.
Bryson Hansey
Positions:
Running Back,Β Linebacker
Height/Weight:
5β11, 208 lbs
Teams:
Kildonan East Reivers (high school: Β WHSFL)
East Side Eagles
Commitment:
None
Official Visits:
None
Consideration:
Manitoba,Β Alberta, Open
Class:
2015
Bryson has been playing football for seven years, beginning his career with the peewee East Side Eagles. Β He moved on to play for the Kildonan East Reivers of the Winnipeg High School Football League (WHSFL).
In seven seasons of play, Bryson has received Β two βMVPβ Awards as well as multiple Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year Awards.
As for the highlight of his career thus far, it isn’t a single game or championship.
βPractices were always a highlight for me,” says Bryson. Β “Just having and developing a special team bond is something that I look forward to every yearβ.
Bryson has always dedicated a significant amount of his offseason to improving his game and preparing to eclipse the standard set from the previous season.
βThis summer, I have focused on eating right and keeping my body healthy; primarily working on three things: speed, power, and accelerationβ adds Bryson. βI plan on being an explosive player with good size at the next level.”
Family has always played an integral role in Brysonβs life.
βFamily is what is most important to me,” says the Reivers standout, who has a lot of respect for his parents. Β “When they tell me they are proud of me, thatβs something I love hearing and do not take for granted.”
Besides family, Bryson’s coaches have players a major part in all the success he’s enjoyed on the gridiron.
βIβve had different coaches through the years, and I loved playing for every one of them,” says Bryson.”They always treated me like I was one of their own I guess and I consider myself fortunate to have had such great coaches every yearβ.
Once he finishes high school, Bryson plans on attending a trade school with the career goal of becoming an electrician. Β However, if he is able to gain the attention of recruiters this upcoming season, he would certainly consider altering those plans and playing at the CIS level.
The flexible standout has yet to focus on the recruitment process; however, he would love to play at the CIS level as long as itβs close to home.
βRecruitment has not been a key priority right now,β explains the Reivers standout. βIβm a family guy so I would prefer playing where my family is – either in Manitoba or Albertaβ.
You only get to go through this process once.”
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