After over 60 years of operations in Surrey BC the Rams recently announced that the club is moving it’s operations to Langley.
The newly named Langley Rams play in the BC Conference of the 127 year old Canadian Junior Football League (1883), for players 18 to 22 years of age.
The Canadian Junior Football League currently has 19 teams participating in 6 Provinces, the 2010 National Champions are the Saskatoon Hilltops.
Today’s press conference is called to:
Introduce the Langley Rams Junior Football Club to the public and media.
Introduce the Langley Rams new Head Coach, Tyson St. James
Introduce to the media the new home of the Langley Rams, McLeod Stadium
Unveil the NEW LANGLEY RAMS LOGO to the media and public.
Available for comment at the press conference will be:
Tyson St. James, Head Coach of the Langley Rams, former CIS All Star, former CFL 1st overall draft pick
Paul McCallum, 2010 BC Lions MOP, CFL All-Star, Surrey Rams Alumnus
Neil McEvoy, BC Lions Player Personnel Coordinator and Assistant to GM, Surrey Rams Alumnus
Shawn Olson, Head Coach UBC Thunderbirds Football, Surrey Rams Alumnus
Will Loftus, 10 year CFL Career, 2 time Grey Cup winner, Surrey Rams Alumnus, Langley Rams Asst. Coach
Gord Querin, President, Langley Rams Junior Football Club
Frank Naso, President, BCFC
Team Captains of the Langley Rams Junior Football Club
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