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Positions:
Fullback, Β Linebacker
Height/Weight:
5β10β, 205 lbs
Teams:
North Halton Crimson Tide (OFC)
Christ the King Jaguars (high school: HSSAA)
Commitment:
None
Official Visits:
None
Considerations:
Open
Class:
2017
Brendan Smith has been playing football for three years.
He was named MVP of the Christ the King Jaguars two years in a row, and the Halton Crimson Tide MVP this past year in the Ontario Football Conference (OFC).
Brendanβs goals for the Ontario Prospect Challenge (OPC) are to challenge himself and play with elite players.
βOnly having played for three years there is a lot to learn,β said Brendan, who is also looking for the #CFC100.
βBeing a AAA hockey player and sharing a prestigious award with Connor McDavid for the Toronto Marlies hockey team has always been my focus until now,β explained the fullback/linebacker.
During the offseason the Crimson Tide works out three hours a day, eats properly, runs and plays hockey.
Moreover, on the field his idol is Chad Owens because he is a small guy with lots of energy.
Brendan loves football because it is a great team sport and he loves the camaraderie.
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