The third and fourth players to be named to this summers Senior National Team that will competing in Austria in the IFAF World Championship are familiar names to the Canadian football community. Players named include all-time leading CIS yards leader quarterback Michael Faulds and New Hampshire DB Shane Hall. Complete Bios:
Position: Quarterback
Height: 6-2
Weight: 197
Hometown: Eden Mills, ON
High School: John F. Ross (Guelph) / St. Andrews (Toronto)
University: Western Ontario (CIS)
Micheal Faulds is a quarterback from Eden Mills, Ontario. He played his minor football for the Guelph Minor football association and Guelph Bears. He split his high school football between John F. Ross (Guelph) and St. Andrew’s College (Aurora). After a short stint in the NCAA Micheal ended up in London playing for the Western Mustangs. Michael finished his career as the all-time regular season leading passer in CIS history with 10 811 yards. He also was the MVP of the Yates Cup twice (Dalt White Trophy) and team MVP twice.
Position: Defensive Back
Height: 5-10
Weight: 185
Hometown: Toronto, ON
High School: Chaminade (Toronto)
University: New Hampshire (FCS)
Shane Hall is a defensive back who is originally from Toronto. Hall played his high school football at Chaminade College in Toronto and his summer football with the Metro Toronto Wildcats. He played his college football at New Hampshire where he was a teammate of current Montreal Alouette Etienne Boulay. Shane has been staying in football shape by playing in the Toronto Indoor Tackle Football League for the Burlington Dragons.
Roster to date:
Offence
QB Michael Faulds (Western)
RB Nick FitzGibbon (Guelph)
Defence
LB Thane Carter (Queens)
DB Shane Hall (New Hampshire)
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