Regina defensive end joins CWUAA team’s 2016 class.
The Saskatchewan Huskies have locked up a #CFC100 recruit.
Nicholas Dheilly has committed to the Huskies. The 6’4, 220 pound defensive end from Regina, Saskatchewan will join the team for the 2016 CWUAA season.
With this commitment, Dheilly becomes the first #CFC100 to opt for the Huskies.
Not only was the opportunity to play in front of the hometown crowd a lucrative offer, but the Huskies provided the right combination of things that Dheilly was looking for in his future CIS home.
“I chose University of Saskatchewan as a place to play as it felt like a very good fit on and off the field,” elaborated the Regina defensive end. “The school is of top quality and the football program speaks for itself.”
“It’s a great honour to be a Huskie. As well the University of Saskatchewan allowed me to play close to home which was important to me as it’s always great to have family and friends along for this amazing opportunity. It was home away from for me.”
This past fall, Dheilly helped Dr. Martin LeBoldus Golden Suns to their fourth consecutive Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association (SHSAA) 4A Provincial Championship as well as another Regina Intercollegiate Football League (RIFL) 4A Championship.
Among the honours the defensive end has received include Golden Suns MVP, Golden Suns Defensive Linemen of the Year, and RIFL Schwann Conference All Star at the Defensive Lineman position, RIFL Schwann Conference All Star at the Offensive Lineman position and RIFL Schwann Conference Lineman of the Year.
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