Sherbrooke adds to provincial commits to their 2019 class.
Running backs Zacharie Dionne from CĆ©gep de La PocatiĆØre and CĆ©dric Deusma from CollĆØge Ahuntsic will be looking to make some noise with the Sherbrooke Vert & Or.
Zacharie Dionne
By Dorothee Harvey.
When Zacharie Dionne thinks about the future of Vert & Or football, he likes what he sees. āAt Sherbrooke, we have the chance to accomplish big things, such as being the first to win a title. I think itās going to be a great place to perform as a football player,ā he said.
āThe installations look great,ā Dionne added. āCoaching staff looks great. They want to improve their players. They seem to have experiences and they want their players to perform well. They want to win and have a good way to see things.ā
Dionne, who is from La PocatiĆØre, QuĆ©bec, will be taking a Bachelor of Business Administration with a co-op option.
Dionne spent five years with Les Wisigoths du CollĆØge de Sainte-Anne-de-la-PocatiĆØre (RSEQ) and four with Les Gaulois du CĆ©gep de La PocatiĆØre (RSEQ Division 3). The 5ā10, 205lbs athlete won a regional championship with Les Wisigoths in 2014.
CĆ©dric Deusma
By Francine Duquette.
When CĆ©dric Deusma joins his new team, he will be looking to make the most of it. āI chose the Vert & Or because I felt that I could make a positive impact on the team and I will have the opportunity to grow as a better student-athlete and a better person,ā Deusma said. āI really liked the services they offered to students and athletes and the installations.ā
Deusma, who is 5ā9, 210lbs, is interested in taking administration in university.
During his recruitment, Deusma said he was well-received by the coaches. āI have a feeling (that) they really trust me,ā he added. āI like the fact that the coaches are there for their athletes and that they take their time to help you be better and give you the tools that are needed to succeed academically.ā
Hailing from MontrĆ©al, QuĆ©bec, Deusma spent three seasons with Les Indiens du CollĆØge Ahuntsic (RSEQ Division 3). He is a two-time all-star in 2016 and 2017. He also won ābest male athleteā in 2017. In 2018, the team made a bit of history when they went to their first Bol dāOr. Unfortunately, they lost the contest.
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