Queen’s adds two CFC100s and an out-of-province commit to their 2018 class.
CFC100 Eric Colonna, a defensive back from St. Marcellinus Catholic High School and Tyler Fedak, a receiver from Portage Collegiate Institute, didn’t need to look any further than the Queen’s Gaels to find what they were searching for.
CFC100 Wells Karabin, a tight end from St. Andrewās College, will also be joining the Gaels.
CFC100 Eric Colonna
Eric Colonna is in no way short on words when it comes to describing his feelings towards Queenās. āI chose Queenās because of the excellent, superior academics and athletics on a breathtaking campus with welcoming coaches and players contributing to a community that feels like home,ā he said.
Originally from Mississauga, Ontario, the future commerce student added, āThe coaches are very welcoming, intelligent and easy to communicate with.ā
Standing at 5ā10, 185lbs, Colonna has had an extensive career. He played with SMFC (Mississauga Football League) for five years. He then spent four years with the Mississauga Warriors (OPFL). At the same time, he was playing high school ball with the St. Marcellinus Spirit (ROPSSAA). He will be entering his second year of IDFFL 7v7 football. Last year, he played in the Ontario Red vs. Black game. He was also a 2017 CFC All-Canadian and ROPSSAA defensive player year. In 2016, he helped the Spirit capture a ROPSSAA championship.
? @ecolonna21 is GAELS COMMITTED!ā
Colonna is a defensive back from Mississauga and played with the Mississauga Warriors, and he is an @chatfootball ranked prospect #CFC100 He was also a member of the #CFC50 All-Canadian Team in 2017 #LeadTheWay #GaelsCommitted pic.twitter.com/iPxNiQYKhR
ā Queen’s Gaels (@queensgaels) February 20, 2018
Tyler Fedak
No matter what Tyler Fedak is looking for, he is certain he will find it at Queenās. āYou could find anything there,ā he said. āI chose to commit to Queenās because it has everything I need to further both my education and football career. The most appealing part was the amazing facilities it has to offer.ā
It was the coaches who set the tone for the school. āThe coaching staff was amazing, very organized and very easy to talk to,ā Fedak said. āThey definitely sound like they know what theyāre doing and thatās what excites me.ā
Fedak currently lives in Portage-La-Prairie, Manitoba, where he played with the Portage CI Trojans (WHSFL). The 5ā11, 185lbs athlete has played for six years. He made the 2016 Recruit Ready all-star team and the Home Run Sports all-star team in 2017. He is interested in kinesiology.
? @fedakkkkk is GAELS COMMITTED!ā
Fedak is a receiver from Portage La Prairie Manitoba and played for the PCI Trojans where he was the offensive MVP and top graduating athlete #LeadTheWay #GaelsCommitted pic.twitter.com/bDHrM9cnUb
ā Queen’s Gaels (@queensgaels) February 21, 2018
CFC100 Wells Karabin
Wells Karabin resides in Aurora, Ontario, where he plays for the St. Andrewās College Saints (CISAA). Along with football, the 6ā3, 225lbs tight end and outside linebacker also played on the lacrosse and basketball teams. He was considered a key returnee to the Saints 2017 squad.
Some great pics of @WellsKarabin signing his LOI with the Queenās Gaels today. pic.twitter.com/XvCG7WnpoF
ā Len Gurr (@LenGurr) February 15, 2018
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