Today CFC features Ontario Prospect Challenge participant Luke Griese.
Luke is one of 600 players who will be participating in the TOP 100 CAMPS in April.
Position: Defensive back
Height/Weight: 5’11″/175 lbs
School Status as of September 2013: Grade 12
Current Team(s): Huron Heights
The Ontario Prospect Challenge tryout phase is over, and now many are anticipating the TOP 100 camps that will happen this spring. Defensive back, Luke Griese, came out to test his skills against Ontario’s best players.
After starting his football career in grade 9, Griese has been on the football field for six consecutive years.
“I choose to participate because I thought it would be a good place to develop my skills with all the great coaches and competing against top caliber players”, says Griese. “I also hope that it will help me get noticed by some universities in hopes to play in the CIS.”
“My goals are to win region championship this year and then go on to win the bowl game that would follow. Other goals I have are to make the OPC team and get scouted by CIS universities. My long term goal is to make it to the CIS where I can continue playing the sport that I love and also getting an education.”
Griese was a named OVFL All-Star (JV) in 2012, and won the Metro Bowl Championship with Huron Heights last year.
Tryouts (Phase 1) for the Ontario Prospect Challenge completed in 2013. April TOP 100 Camps & May Game has been scheduled.
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