Queen’s adds two out-of-province commits and two provincial commits to their 2019 class.
When the 2019 season rolls around, Braden Reed, a linebacker from Prince George Secondary School, will be ready to get to work with the Queen’s Gaels.
Jaden Richards, a defensive back from Mercyhurst Preparatory School, Samuel Charway, a running back from the Royal Imperial Collegiate of Canada, and Liam Sutherland from Lester. P. Pearson Catholic High School will also be joining the Gaels.
Braden Reed
Braden Reed knows that when he joins the Gaels, no one will be giving a half-hearted effort.
“I chose to commit to Queen’s because of how prestigious the school is academically and all the potential the football team has. What really appealed to me was how engaging everyone at Queen’s is,” Reed said. He has been accepted into health sciences, but he is also interested in kinesiology.
“The coaching staff is amazing,” he added. “It’s unfortunate how Sheahan has stepped down after the amazing history he’s had with the program, but Steven Snyder is going to be an excellent head coach to have with a very successful background.”
The 6’1, 200lbs outside linebacker has played with the Prince George Axemen (PGMFA) and the Prince George Polars (BCSSFA) in his hometown of Prince George, BC. He also participated in the ABC Border Bowl and the 2018 Fox 40 Prospect Challenge. He is a two-time provincial all-star in 2017 and 2018. He also won a defensive MVP award at the 2018 Border Bowl and was the Polars’ overall MVP.
? Braden Reed is GAELS COMMITTED!
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A LB from Prince George, B.C. Reed suited up for Team B.C. in the Canada Cup and played for Team West in the 2018 ACG. He is also two-time provincial all-star from Prince Goerge S.S.
—#LeadTheWay #GaelsCommitted #TricolourTeammateTuesday pic.twitter.com/TxeCZibS78— Queen’s Gaels (@queensgaels) April 3, 2019
Jaden Richards
Jaden Richards is originally from Whitby, Ontario, where he played with the Durham Dolphins (OPFL). He is current member of the Mercyhurst Prep Lakers in Erie, Pennsylvania. Standing at 5’11, 180lbs, he has played as a wide receiver, slotback, quarterback and punter as well. According to HUDL, he can run the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds, has a vertical of 30, can bench 200lbs and can squat 280lbs.
COMMITTED ???@Queens_Football @SteveSnyderQ @coachbech #noflyzone pic.twitter.com/OTnNlb2mJT
— J A D E N R I C H A R D S ?? (@jrsxxv) April 8, 2019
Samuel Charway
Samuel Charway played with the RICC Knights in high school. He is from Laval, Québec, where he played with the John Abbott Islanders (RSEQ Division 1) and the Laval Warriors.
Liam Sutherland
Liam Sutherland of Ottawa, Ontario, is 5’11, 190lbs. He played with the Lester B. Pearson Panthers (NCSSAA).
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