Sherbrooke welcomes Triade to their Class of 2017.
Zénon Richard-Archambault, an offensive lineman from Cégep régional de Lanaudière, is ready to soak in the atmosphere that his new team, the Sherbrooke Vert & Or, has to offer.
Outside the realm of football, not many people may now of Sherbrooke, QuΓ©bec. But, add football into the mix, and the city speaks for itself. βI really like the city and the way that football is seen and framed by people over there,β Richard-Archambault said. βThe facilities and accessibility of the sports complex is perfect.β
The Vert & Or have recently undergone some housecleaning with their coaching staff. But, as a new commit, it can be seen as a chance to grow and learn with the coaches who are in a similar situation as you. βThe coaching staff is new in Sherbrooke and I really enjoy it,β Richard-Archambault said. βThere is already a familiar link since everyone feels included in this team.β
Courtesy of ZΓ©non Richard-Archambault.
The 5β11, 255lbs centre, who also long snaps, is interested in kinesiology because he is passionate about sports and training. In his 16-year career, he has suited up for the Les Drakkar de St-FΓ©lix-de-Valois (RSEQ) in junior high, Les Pirates de Joliette (RSEQ) in high school and Les Triades du CΓ©gep rΓ©gional de LanaudiΓ¨re (RSEQ Division 2). He is from Sainte-MΓ©lanie, LanaudiΓ¨re, QuΓ©bec.
When he was 11 and a fullback at the time, he won a βBallon dβArgentβ with Les Pirates in his first season. In 2013, he was named as the best long snapper in the Wilbert Scott division in the QuΓ©bec Midget Football League.
Football, in every aspect, is a team sport. Richard-Archambault appreciates this and said he would like to thank everyone who has been with him during his career in football.
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