Over the next few weeks the ‘CFC Scouting Bureau’ (see below) will be identifying the top 18 and 19 year old players eligible to play for the Canadian National Junior team. Today we profile the top high school, CIS, CEGEP and NCAA players that play the RECEIVERS.
Previous Rankings
LINK – TOP TE / H-back / FB
Name / birth year / province / current team / past teams / FCC / Commitment
NCAA Commit
Tevaun Smith
1993 Ontario Kent prep Chaminade / Wildcats N/A Iowa Hawkeyes
– the best receiver available but will he play? Coming out party was the 2011 International Bowl win he returned a kick off for a touchdown against the Americans, resulting in receiving Team World MVP. Was also apart of the Team World winning squad in 2012
CIS / CJFL
Addison Richards 6’4 185
1993 Saskatchewan Regina Rams Sheldon Team Sask ’09, ’10
– dressed for 6 games and started one for the Regina Rams in 2011
Tyler Henry 5’10 183
1993 Alberta Edmonton Wildcats Camrose
CEGEP
Alexandre Savard 6’5 210
1993 Quebec Vanier Collge Loups CurƩ-Antoine-Labelle Team QuƩbec 2010
– by far the best CEGEP receiver in the 1993 age bracket.
HIGH SCHOOL
Jamal Kett 6’5 200
1994 Ontario St. Andrew’s College Team World N/A
– best player on 2nd best team in Metro Toronto. Started for Team World but inexperience showed with some jitters in that game. Best receiver prospect and athlete on the high school list.
Doug Corby 6’3 180
1993 Ontario Nelson / Stampeders N/A Queens
– the best receiver from the Burlington, Ontario, which arguably has the best group of receivers graduating from one area of the country (second best being Brett Blaszko – honourable mention)
Shaquille Johnson 6′ 185
1994 Ontario Notre Dame / Bulldogs Team Ontario West ’10 Guelph
– makes this list because of one word – SPEED
Honourable Mentions:
Brett Blaszko 6’4 205 (Ontario) Calgary commit
Brian Jones 6’4 215 (Nova Scotia) Acadia commit
Jake Frimeth 5’10 170 (Ontario) uncommitted
Alexandre Huard 5’10 165 (Quebec) attends Taft school
Teshawn Berry (Ontario) uncommitted
Zach Regret 6’5 210 (Manitoba) Manitoba commit
Danny Vandervoort 6’2 190 (Ontario) uncommitted
Chad Braun 5’10 160 (Saskatchewan) Saskatoon Hilltop
Mikey Carney 5’11 180 (British Columbia) Guelph commit
CFC Scouting Bureau
The Canada Football Chat (CFC) Scouting Bureau is comprised of CFC scouts, player personnel directors of Canadian National program, selected private scouts, selected CIS coaches, and contributing Provincial Sports Organizations.
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