UBC Thunderbirds’ HC big reason for commitment

UBC adds local product to their Class of 2018.

Jonathan Dorocicz, a defensive end from Ernest Manning High School, is coming home, drawn back by the chance to play with the University of British Columba Thunderbirds.

Courtesy of Jonathan Dorocicz.

ā€œI chose UBC for a number of reasons, including its high academic standards, as well as its beautiful campus,ā€ Dorocicz said, who is originally from Vancouver, BC. ā€œIt will be great to return and play for my hometown.ā€

Dorocicz has only been playing football for two years in his current city of Calgary, Alberta. Now, the 6ā€™3, 240lbs defensive end will be under the tutelage of Head Coach Blake Nill. ā€œHe was a tremendous factor in my decision-making process,ā€ Dorocicz said. ā€˜Iā€™ve heard so many amazing things about his coaching style from past players and I cannot wait to begin playing for him.ā€

In his young career, the Ernest Manning Griffin (Calgary High School Athletics Association) has represented Team Alberta U18 and the Calgary Wildcats (Calgary Area Midget Football Association). In 2017, he was a Calgary Division 1 all-star and a CAMFA all-star. He was also a CAMFA all-star in 2016.

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