CEGEP defensive tackle joins RSEQ team’s 2016 class.
Andrew Seinet-Spaulding will be continuing his gridiron career in his hometown.
This past weekend, the 6ā1, 295 pound defensive tackle from Montreal, Quebec committed to the McGill Redmen.Ā Seinet-Spaulding will join the team for the 2016 RSEQ season.
āThe reason why I chose McGill is because I wanted to proceed with English studies; Ā it’s a very good university, the best in the country,ā explained Seinet-Spaulding of his decision.Ā āI also want to be coached by [Redmen Head Coach] Ronald Hilaire, one of the best defensive line coaches in the country and I hope to make a difference in the team!ā
āI really hope more players will follow my footsteps!ā
Currently, the defensive tackle is completing his three year stint with Vieux-Montreal Spartiates. Ā So far this season, he has registered 27.5 tackles, 10 tackles for a loss, recorded three sacks, caught an interception and had two swat balls.
Prior to the Spartiates, Seinet-Spaulding suited up for eight seasons with St-Laurent Spartans.Ā During his gridiron career, he has played at linebacker and running back but the past four years has been on the defensive line.
With Seinet-Spauldingās commitment, the Redmen now have two #CFC100 recruits.Ā Pivot Frederic Paquette-Perrault is the other.
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