Laurier adds two Football North players to their 2018 class.
The first time wide receiver Dante Mitchell from Football North St. Josephās and defensive back Ayo Ajayi from Football North Clarkson probably met was the North Bowl, but now they will be seeing a lot of each other as teammates of the Laurier Golden Hawks.
Dante Mitchell
When Dante Mitchell was reviewing schools, he couldnāt help noticing the structure of Laurier. āI chose this school because of how organized the football program was and how good the coaching staff is,ā he said. āI think the coaching staff is very smart and are very friendly.ā
Interested in Finance, Mitchell added that, āI am very committed to the sport and my studies and I hope to continue to play football after university.ā
Before joining the Ottawa edition of Football North, Mitchell, who is 6ā1, 175lbs, played with the St. Josephās Panthers (CSAA) out of Cornwall, Ontario. There, he was the 2016 MVP. The following season, while playing with the Cornwall Wildcats (NCAFA/OVFL), he was the team and offensive MVP. He will be taking part in the 2018 Fox 40 Prospect Challenge.
Wow @LaurierFootball keeps rolling with the commitment of 6’1 180pd WR Dante Mitchell of @cmfawildcats, Team Ontario (International Bowl) and Football North St Joe’s in Ottawa. #WeAreHAWKS
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ā Dwayne Cameron (@CoachDCameron) February 27, 2018
Ayo Ajayi
Ayo Ajayi was looking for a family, and he has found one with the Golden Hawks. āThey have an amazing coaching staff that doesnāt only focus on the football aspect of things, but they really care about every single player on their roster, which is very important to me because I like that type of a relationship,ā he said. āAlso, with that being said, the environment and people at WLU are very welcoming and friendly.ā
Ajayi, who is 5ā11, 170lbs, added that he feels that the Golden Hawks are a serious program that is dedicated to winning. He is interested in Computer Science.
Ajayi is from the Mississauga Football North squad. He spent two years with the team. Originally from Brampton, Ontario, he played two years with the St. Edmund Champion (ROPSSAA).
Thrilled with the addition of the 3rd @FootBallNorthca player this week! DB Ayo Ajayi @9f0r9_ is now a Golden Hawk! https://t.co/p9zSMGA4H3 pic.twitter.com/be3zqErHVf
ā Michael Faulds (@MichaelFaulds) March 6, 2018
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