Ottawa REDBLACKS Media Guide 2016

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OTTAWA
REDBLACKS
2016
MEDIA GUIDE
2016 SCHEDULE
HOME / AWAY
PRE SEASON
MON, JUNE 13
7 PM
WINNIPEG
FRI, JUNE 17
7:30 PM
HAMILTON
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2016 SCHEDULE
REGULAR SEASON
2
SAT, JUNE 25
7 PM
EDMONTON
THURS, JUNE 30
7 PM
MONTREAL
FRI, JULY 8
HOME OPENER!
7 PM
CALGARY
WED, JULY 13
7:30 PM
TORONTO
FRI, JULY 22
9 PM
SASKATCHEWAN
SUN, JULY 31
7:30 PM
TORONTO
SAT, AUG 6
7 PM
EDMONTON
BYE WEEK
FRI, AUG 19
7 PM
MONTREAL
THURS, AUG 25
7:30 PM
BC
THURS, SEPT 1
7:30 PM
MONTREAL
BYE WEEK
SAT, SEPT 17
5 PM
CALGARY
FRI, SEPT 23
7 PM
TORONTO
SAT, OCT 1
10 PM
BC
FRI, OCT 7
7 PM
SASKATCHEWAN
FRI, OCT 14
7 PM
HAMILTON
FRI, OCT 21
7 PM
HAMILTON
SAT, OCT 29
4 PM
WINNIPEG
FRI, NOV 4
7 PM
WINNIPEG
CFL PLAYOFFS – SEMI-FINAL – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13
CFL PLAYOFFS – EAST AND WEST FINAL – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20
GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP (TORONTO, ON) – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27
NB: All kick-offs are listed in Eastern Standard Time (EST)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MEDIA INFO
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CLUB DIRECTORY
10
ABOUT TD PLACE
14
ABOUT OSEG
15
OSEG PARTNERS
16
OSEG EXECUTIVES
22
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
29
COACHING STAFF
44
PLAYERS
55
136
IT COULD H A P P E N I N 2 0 1 6 138
MILESTONES F RO M 2 0 15 139
R EDBLACKS R ECO R D S 141
2015 REVIEW
142
TEAM STATS
145
INDIVIDUAL STATS
146
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
154
REDBLACKS DRAFT HISTORY
194
REDBLACKS ALL-TIME ROSTER
196
OTTAWA FOOTBALL HISTORY
200
WALL OF HONOUR
230
HONOURING THE PAST – 76 ROUGH RIDERS
232
BROADCAST AND MEDIA
235
IN THE COMMUNITY
236
REDBLACKS CHEER AND DANCE TEAM
237
BIG JOE
238
RNATION
239
CFL DIRECTORY
241
TABLE OF CONTENTS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
BY TH E NU M B E RS
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MEDIA INFO
COMMUNICATIONS STAFF AND CONTACT INFO
Graeme Ivory
Director, Communications and Content
Office: 613.232.6767 x8322
Cell: 613.878.3321
Email: [email protected]
Chris Hofley
Communications Specialist
Office: 613.232.6767 X8252
Cell: 613.854.7661
Email: [email protected]
BROADCASTS
TV
TSN & TSN GO (All Games)
RDS (French) (13 Games)
ESPN3 (US Only – 16 Games)
ESPN2 (US Only – 2 Games)
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BT Sport (UK & Ireland Only - 9+ Games)
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RADIO
TSN 1200 (English)
PXP AJ Jakubec | Colour: Jeff Avery | Sideline: Ken Evraire
104,7 FM Outaouais (French)
PxP: Marc Legault | Colour: Denis Piché | Sideline: Olivier Beauregard
MEDIA INFO
OTTAWA REDBLACKS FOOTBALL CLUB
MEDIA POLICY STATEMENT
The Ottawa REDBLACKS Football Club and our Communications Department
strives to provide the local and national broadcasters, print and online media with
appropriate access and resources for an effective working environment. The Club
will adhere to and enforce all CFL Media Policies in addition to the media policies
of the Club that are outlined below. The Communications Department asks that
all interviews, whether by phone or in person, be approved by a member of the
department – one of Graeme Ivory or Chris Hofley. The Club respectfully asks media
to not contact players, coaches, management or ownership without prior consent.
Please note that due to partnership agreements, broadcast rights holders will
receive priority when reviewing media requests. The Ottawa REDBLACKS reserve
the right to enforce the following guidelines by way of revoking credentials or
limiting access to TD Place.
CREDENTIAL REQUESTS
For all media credential requests – single game or full season – please complete the
online form (click here) or contact Graeme Ivory.
All credentials are issued to specific individuals and are not transferable. Credentials
are to be used for the purpose for which they are issued, with no exceptions. Failure
to comply with the media policies of the Canadian Football League (CFL) and the
Ottawa REDBLACKS will result in ejection from TD Place and a ban on future access to
REDBLACKS home games.
Single game media credentials can be picked up on game day at the West Admin
Office entrance (located down the stairs from Gate 1) up to 2.5 hours prior to kickoff or at the Security Entrance (located down the stairs from the West Admin Office
entrance) earlier in the day. Season Pass pick-up can also be made at this location
or by request to the communications staff.
Media should wear their credentials at all times while in the stadium (for both
practices and games) and ensure that they are visible.
MEDIA INFO OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Accreditation for REDBLACKS games will be issued to all major local media outlets
and rights holders prior to the start of the season. Media who have not received
season passes can apply on a game-to-game basis by completing the online form
or contacting a member of the communications staff. Credential requests must be
submitted at least 48 hours prior to game day. Accreditation requests will not be
accepted on game day.
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MEDIA INFO
GAME DAY
STADIUM ACCESS
Media can access TD Place on game days through the security entrance (prior to
gates opening) or via Gate 1. Gates open one-hour prior to kick-off. Media are asked
to confirm their attendance 48 hours prior to each game to secure their seat, meal
and parking (for those that apply).
PRESS BOX
The Press Box is located on Level 4 on the south side of the stadium accessible to
media via the elevator at midfield (field level or concourse level).
Game notes, rosters, depth charts, line-ups and media guides will be available
inside the press box and the photographers work room (field level) and are also
available online. Half-time statistics are distributed early in the third quarter
while final statistics are distributed approximately 20 minutes following a game.
In additional to copies in the press box and photographers work room, the final
statistics package will be delivered to post-game media scrum and/or locker room
during availability.
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MEDIA INFO
The Press Box is for working members of the media only and seating is limited.
Cheering and derogatory language whether to a staff member or in conversation
will not be allowed.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS WORK ROOM
The Photographers Work Room is located on located on Field Level on the south
side of the stadium at midfield.The room opens two hours prior to kick-off and is for
the sole use of staff and accredited photographers.
FIELD/SIDELINE ACCESS
Pre-Game: No sideline (team benches) access will be granted to any member of the
media with the exception of the host broadcasters and rights holders. Pre-game
interviews with players, coaches and management are not permitted without the
consent of the Communications Department.
In-Game: Media granted field access in-game shall remain in either end zone or the
north side sidelines behind the A-frame and LED signage at all times. Only host
broadcasters and rights holders are permitted on the south sidelines (team bench
area) but must remain between the benches and never inside the bench area of
either the home or away team.
Field/Sideline Access: Field/Sideline access is for working members of the media
only. Only credentialed media are permitted in these zones.
LOCKER ROOM LOCATIONS
Home and visiting team locker rooms located on Field Level on the south side of the
stadium. The REDBLACKS locker room located in south east corner, visitors in south
west.
INJURY UPDATES – IN GAME
The REDBLACKS will offer injury updates as available. Broadcasters on field level
are asked not to approach the team’s medical staff, coaches or players regarding
any injuries at any time. Please note that players who are injured in a game may not
be available to media immediately following the game.
MEDIA INFO
MEDIA AVAILABILITY
Pre-Game: Pre-game interviews with players, coaches and management are not
permitted without the consent of the Communications Department and will mainly
be granted to broadcast rights holders.
Halftime: Only broadcast rights holders will have access to players/coaches at
halftime with request to the Communications Department. Interviews would need
to take place immediately following halftime or prior to the start of the third
quarter.
Post-Game (On-Field): Players will be available on-field for five minutes immediately
following the game. Media must request the players to a member of the
Communications Department.
Press Conference/Post-Game Scrum: Head coach Rick Campbell will address the
media at a post-game press conference or post-game scrum approximately 10
minutes following the game in the Media Room (located on Field Level on the south
side at midfield) if there's a press conference or outside the REDBLACKS locker
room for a post-game scrum.
Locker Room: The REDBLACKS locker room will open to media immediately
following head coach Rick Campbell’s press conference/post-game scrum
(approximately 15-20 minutes post-game). Media wishing to speak with visiting
team staff or players post-game must contact their Communications Director.
Post-game media events are for accredited media only.
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MEDIA INFO
PRACTICE DAYS
All Ottawa REDBLACKS practices are open to the media and the public,
unless specifically stated otherwise by the club. A member of the REDBLACKS
communications staff will attend each practice and assist the media with any
questions or concerns. The weekly practice schedule is typically released on
Monday each week. To join the REDBLACKS media mailing list, email Graeme Ivory
at [email protected].
STADIUM ACCESS
Media are asked to enter the stadium via the security entrance (parking level or
down both flights of stairs at Gate 1). Once there proceed into the building, down
the hallway towards the arena and up the stairs out on to the field. Media should
wear their media credentials at all times.
ATTENDING PRACTICE
The Club asks that media remain in the North West stands (field level) during
practice. Media are not to approach players, coaches or any team personnel during
practice. All other areas of the field and facility are off-limits during practice.
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MEDIA INFO
FILMING PRACTICE
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Camera persons are permitted to film/photograph during designated periods
outlined by the communications staff. This period consists of fundamental and
individual drills only. The filming/shooting of all other team drills is prohibited. It
is against league policy to describe or expose specific plays publicly. All camera
persons must stay on the north sidelines during practice.
ACCESS TO PLAYERS
All requests must be made through a member of the communications team
(Graeme Ivory or Chris Hofley). REDBLACKS players will be available for interviews
following practice each day on the field, with the exception of one day per week
when the locker room will be open for a 30 minute period. In inclement weather,
a designated location will be made available to conduct post-practice interviews.
The communications department will take media requests near the conclusion
of practice and will make every effort to accommodate all requests for players
following practice.
ACCESS TO QUARTERBACKS
As per league policy, quarterbacks may be excused from media availability one
day per practice week (but not the day before the game). The Club will notify
media of quarterback availability in the weekly media availability and practice
schedule.
OPEN LOCKER ROOM
The REDBLACKS locker room will be open one day per week. This day will be
outlined by the Club in the weekly practice schedule and is subject to change from
week-to-week. On the select day that the locker room is made open to the media,
players will not be made available on the field following practice. The locker room
will open to the media approximately 5 minutes after practice. Media will have
access to players in the locker room subject to their availability.
MEDIA INFO
INJURY UPDATE – PRACTICE WEEK
Coach Campbell will update media on injuries when an update is deemed available.
Players who are not practicing because of injury but are outside during practice
are not available; any injured player is not available until he has participated in a full
team practice.
DAY BEFORE WALK-THROUGH (HOME)
All active players will be made available on the field following the walk through
along with head coach Rick Campbell. Due to partnership agreements, only the
broadcast rights holders will have access to LIVE phone interviews 24-hours prior
to a game.
DAY BEFORE WALK-THROUGH (ROAD)
Head coach Rick Campbell along with two or three previously selected players will
be available at the host team’s facility upon arrival into the visiting city. The players
who are available will always include the starting quarterback, however the others
will be chosen by the communications staff taking into account media requests. In
the instance where the team goes directly to the team hotel, the above process will
be conducted in a meeting room in the hotel. It is suggested that the media inquire
with the communications department for travel and media times for road games.
Due to partnership agreements, only the broadcast rights holders will have access
to LIVE phone interviews 24-hours prior to a game.
All phone interview requests must be made through the communications
department. Every effort will be made to accommodate requests subject to the
players/staffs availability. The Club respectfully asks media not to contact players
without prior consent.
COMMERCIAL USE
Use of the terms, “Ottawa REDBLACKS”, “REDBLACKS”, ROUGE et NOIR
d'Ottawa", "ROUGE et NOIR", "TD Place", "Place TD", “Canadian Football
League”, “CFL” "Ligue canadienne de football", "LCF", or any other related marks,
trademarks or CFL logos are exclusive to rights holders only. Any other use of the
REDBLACKS, TD Place or CFL logos are strictly prohibited and require the written
consent of the Ottawa REDBLACKS and Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group
for their usage.
PHONE INTERVIEWS
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CLUB DIRECTORY
CONTACT INFO - BUSINESS
AND FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
1015 Bank Street
Ottawa, ON K1S 3W7
Phone: 613.232.6767
Fax: 613.690.0475
Tickets: 1.877.489.2849
Website: www.OttawaREDBLACKS.com
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
CLUB DIRECTORY
Twitter: @REDBLACKS
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EXECUTIVE
BERNIE ASHE
Chief Executive Officer
MARK GOUDIE
Chief Operating Officer & CFO
MIKE CERHA
VP, Venues and Entertainment
ADRIAN SCIARRA
VP, Partnerships & Merchandise
Instagram: @cflredblacks
JOHN MATHERS
VP, Ticket Sales & Marketing
Facebook: Facebook.com/
CFLRedBLACKS
RANDY BURGESS
VP, Communications and Content
Snapchat: cflredblacks
ANNE-MARIE VILLENEUVE
VP, Event Services
REDBLACKS FAST FACTS
Home Stadium: TD Place
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Capacity: 24,656
MARCEL DESJARDINS
General Manager
Team Colours: Red, Black, White
Founded: 2010
OWNERSHIP
Ottawa Sports and Entertainment
Group (OSEG)
BROCK SUNDERLAND
Assistant General Manager
JEREMY SNYDER
Director, Football Administration
and Pro/College Scout
OSEG PARTNERS
JEAN-MARC EDME
Player Personnel Coordinator
ROGER GREENBERG
OSEG Chairman,
Executive Chairman – the Minto Group
JOEY SWARBRICK
Football Operations Assistant
JOHN RUDDY
President and CEO – Trinity
Development Group Inc.
BILL SHENKMAN
Chairman, Shenkman Group of
Companies
JEFF HUNT
President – OSEG Sports
JOHN PUGH
President – Ottawa Fury FC
MILES GORRELL
Scout
PIER-YVES LAVERGNE
Football Operations Assistant
WILL HOMER
U.S. Western Regional Scout
COACHING STAFF
EQUIPMENT STAFF
RICK CAMPBELL
Head Coach
RJ JAMES
Equipment Manager
JAIME ELIZONDO
Offensive Coordinator
WRAY PERKIN
Assistant Equipment Manager
MARK NELSON
Defensive Coordinator
DREW MCCORMICK
BOB DYCE
Special Teams Coordinator
VIDEO STAFF
TRAVIS MOORE
Receivers Coach
BRYAN CHIU
Offensive Line Coach
COLIN FARQUHARSON
Video Coordinator
BRAUN GHELLER
Video Assistant
CHAPLIN
LEROY BLUGH
Defensive Line Coach
PAUL HUGGINS
Team Chaplin – Athletes in Action
IKE CHARLTON
Defensive Backs Coach
FRONT OFFICE STAFF
DEREK OSWALT
Linebackers Coach
DIANE DAVIDSON
Executive Assistant
BEAU WALKER
Offensive Assistant
CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
AND MERCHANDISE SALES
MEDICAL STAFF
MATTHEW BENNETT
Director, Partnerships and
Special Events
DR. GLENN COPELAND
Director of Medical Services
DR. JAMIE KISSICK
Team Physcian
DR. ANDY MARSHALL
Orthopedic Surgeon
DR. J POLLOCK
Orthopedic Surgeon
DR. ALLAN LIEW
Orthopedic Surgeon
PAT WOODCOCK
Strength Coordinator
MARCELO CUENCA
Team Athletic Therapist
NICK MERCURI
MARIE CLAIRE COSTAGUTA
CALVIN AMELL
Account Manager
NICOLE HILSTOB
Account Manager
ERIN O’CONNELL
Account Manager
AMANDA RUDDY
Account Manager
SHARENA CAMPO
Account Manager
JESSIE SCHENK
Business Development Coordinator
CLUB DIRECTORY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
DAVE WRIGHT
Director of Athletic Therapy
CORPORATE OFFICE
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COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTENT
GRAEME IVORY
Director, Communications
and Content
JOHN WALSH
Group Experience Specialist
CHRIS HOFLEY
Communications and
Content Specialist
LUKE DENLEY
CLUB DIRECTORY
GAME DAY PRODUCTION
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
MICHAEL SUTCLIFFE
MIKE SUTHERLAND
Communications Services Manager
SINISA SINDIK
Communications and
Content Specialist
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BRIAN KEEFE
DAMIAN FORD
New Business Specialist
JAKE SHERIDAN
PAUL PROSE
Game Day Producer
TIM MALDONADO
KRISTEN JOHNSTON
Game Day and Event
Operations Manager
BRITTANY BLOUNT
DEREK ROBINSON
Video Systems Coordinator
ANN LANGMAN
Game Day Coordinator
TICKET SALES AND MARKETING
ERIC CHILDERS
Director, Ticket Operations
MARK GAMBLE
Manager, Ticket Sales & Service
DAVID NAVES
BRIANNE FODOR
Brand & Product Marketing Specialist
MAT SMITH
Manager, Growth Hacking
& Digital Marketing
MATT JACKOWETZ
Manager, Growth Hacking & Analytics
STEVE IRVING
Senior Team Lead, New Business
TYLER RABB
Growth Hacker, Growth Hacking &
Digital Marketing
FARAN MIRZA
Senior Team Lead, Group Experience
DARA ROSOVE
Growth Hacker
ALLISON BARNES
Assistant Box Office Manager
WILL RENAUD
Web and Mobile Development Specialist
KELLY MCNALLY
Executive Assistant
ASHLEY ZARZECKI
Analyst
MATTHEW LYPKO
Sales Data Analyst
MARK SLUBAN
Community Events Specialist
DANTE CACCIATO
Fan Services Specialist
AUDRA SHERMAN
Community Involvement Specialist
MICHAEL WEESE
TANYA WOLFGRAM
JONATHAN LUS
GREG ROBERTSON
CORPORATE SERVICES
AND FINANCE
CHRIS WEIR
Property Manager
STEPHANIE SPRUSTON
General Counsel & Director, Corporate
Services
LOYAL HUGHES
Playing Surfaces Manager
DEVAN PENNELL
Financial Controller
TRACEY VILLENEUVE
Manager, Compensation & Employee
Programs
TORIE BILLINGS
Manager, Recruitment &
Training Programs
IAN VARO
Senior Facilities Maintenance Technician
BRIAN WILLMOTT
IT Manager
CHRIS LEONARD
IT Support Technician
BIANCA MOLNAR
Event Services Coordinator
CARLEY MILLER
Staffing Coordinator
MATTHEW SMITH
Manager, Finance
PATRICIA TIPPETT
Events and Operations Coordinator
KATHERINE LAPALME
Coordinator, Compensation & Employee
Programs
GLEN GIRARD
Event Conversion Supervisor
FIONA DOWSING
Human Resources Assistant
TREVOR CHYZYI-VINCE
Electrician
MITCH FOURNIER
Finance Clerk
MURRAY MILLS
Plumber
REGINA GOWDY
Finance Clerk
LEIGH ANNE PICKFORD
Project Accountant
DARRYL BROWN
Plumber
TD PLACE VENUE AND
ENTERTAINMENT
VALERIE HUGHES
Director, Events
CHRIS WYNN
Director, Operations
PETE CHAMBERLIN
Director, IT
ERIN COYLE
Booking & Event Marketing
Manager
HASSAN MADHOUN
Transportation Demand Manager
OANA BOBOICIOV
Booking & Calendar Coordinator
GREG GIEK
Manager, Operations
BRIAN GILES
Manager, Facilities
TRAVIS SKELDING
Event Conversion Specialist
GARY GOGAN
HVAC Operator
BRIAN SLOAN
HVAC Operator
KYLE SMILEY
Facilities Maintenance Technician
GEORGE CASTELO
Facilities Maintenance Technician
JIAXI WEI
Administrative Assistant
CLUB DIRECTORY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
RAVSHAN YAKUBOV
Financial Accounting Manager
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ABOUT TD PLACE
TD Place at Lansdowne is Ottawa’s downtown urban
sports and entertainment destination, featuring a
spectacular 24,000-seat outdoor stadium and newlyrefurbished 10,000-seat indoor arena. TD Place is the
home of the Ottawa REDBLACKS of the Canadian Football League (CFL), Ottawa
Fury FC of the North American Soccer League (NASL) and the Ottawa 67’s of the
Ontario Hockey League (OHL). In addition to these spectacular sports franchises,
TD Place has also hosted performances by headline acts and entertainers, such as
AC/DC, Meatloaf, The Brier, FIFA Women's World Cup 2015 and UFC with many
more spectacular events to come.
All of this is surrounded by restaurants, shops, services, parks and the excitement of
the bustling Lansdowne community.
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ABOUT TD PLACE
In the past, Lansdowne has hosted the CFL’s Ottawa Rough Riders and Renegades,
the Grey Cup, the Memorial Cup, FIFA U-20 World Cup and performances by such
musical luminaries as The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, The Tragically
Hip, The Doors, Stevie Wonder, KISS, Queen, Rush and Peter Gabriel.
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ABOUT OSEG
The Ottawa REDBLACKS Football Club
is operated by the Ottawa Sports and
Entertainment Group (OSEG), a partnership of
the five Ottawa-based business and community
leaders: Roger Greenberg, John Ruddy, Bill Shenkman, Jeff Hunt and John Pugh.
The new downtown sports and entertainment district at Lansdowne is a partnership
between OSEG and the City of Ottawa. It’s a “go-to” destination for residents and
visitors, offering live sports, entertainment, shopping, condominium living and a
major new urban park.
Initially, OSEG was founded to re-establish a CFL team in Ottawa. However, the
city’s stadium required major renovations, which were not feasible without a
comprehensive plan for the revitalization of the entire 48-acre site.
The Lansdowne Partnership Plan, which offered a vision for a new, vibrant and
transformed Lansdowne, was developed and presented to City Council on
September 2, 2009. Over the next three years, with extensive input from local
communities and Ottawa residents at-large, the plan was refined and approved
for implementation by Council on October 11, 2012.
The district will also feature two condominium towers, townhomes, a 33,500-square
meter shopping/restaurant district, an office tower, 1,300 underground parking
spaces and an 18-acre urban park.
OSEG operates the CFL’s Ottawa REDBLACKS, the NASL’s Ottawa Fury FC and the
OHL’s Ottawa’s 67’s. OSEG will also manage TD Place and the mixed-use areas and
facilities on the site.
OSEG Partners: John Ruddy, Jeff Hunt, Bill Shenkman, John Pugh and Roger Greenberg.
ABOUT OSEG OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Lansdowne features TD Place, a 24,000-seat stadium for football, soccer, concerts
(34,000 capacity) and other major events. This includes a refurbished 9,862-seat
arena for the Ottawa 67’s of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). The use of the
arena at TD Place also includes community hockey, other arena sports, mid-size
concerts and other events.
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PARTNERS
ROGER
GREENBERG
Minto is a fully-integrated real estate developer, builder, manager and
owner with operations in Ottawa, Toronto, London, Calgary and Florida.
Since its founding in 1955, Minto has built nearly 75,000 homes, including
more than 15,000 rental homes. The company has received many awards of
excellence, including the 2012 TOBY (The Outstanding Builder of the Year)
Award by the Building Owners and Managers Association of Canada for its
newest office tower at 180 Kent St. in Ottawa.
Roger divides his time and passion between overseeing Minto’s strategic
direction, acting as Chairman of OSEG and lending his expertise to a
variety of charitable causes in the community, especially the health and
education sectors.
OSEG PARTNERS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Roger Greenberg was born and raised in Ottawa and regularly attended
Ottawa Rough Riders’ games at Lansdowne Park with his father. Roger
obtained his Bachelor of Commerce degree at the University of Toronto
in 1977 and then his law degree at Osgoode Hall Law School in 1980.
Roger returned home in the summers to work a variety of roles in the
family business; The Minto Group. After practicing law briefly in Toronto, in
1985 Roger joined the family business on a full-time basis and, in 1991, he
returned to Ottawa to take up the overall leadership of Minto.
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JOHN
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
OSEG PARTNERS
RUDDY
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John Ruddy grew up in Ottawa and his connection to the City runs deep,
both personally and professionally. He has played football at all levels; as a
minor, through St. Patrick’s High School and into university. As a Graduate of
Carleton University he played Ravens football while completing his Bachelor of
Architecture. He continued his association with football as an Ottawa Rough
Rider season ticket holder for many years and is now a proud part of the
ownership team of the Ottawa REDBLACKS.
Professionally, John Ruddy has been active in Canada’s retail development
industry for over 38 years. He founded the Trinity Development Group in
1992, and became a leader in the emerging style of large format retail centers.
Trinity has developed over 20 million square feet of retail space across Canada
and continues to develop new ideas and concepts for retail through their
offices in both Ottawa and Toronto.
Trinity Development Group is a strong corporate sponsor of community
based events and through his personal foundation, Trinity Development
Foundation, John Ruddy is well known for his outstanding philanthropic
activity within the city of Ottawa. By supporting youth programming,
education, health care, seniors and the arts, he demonstrates his
commitment to supporting the city he grew up in.
BILL
SHENKMAN
Born in Ottawa, Bill Shenkman was raised with football in the family. His
godfather, Sam Berger, was an Ottawa Rough Riders team owner in the
1960’s and a two-time CFL president.
Outside of the business realm, Mr. Shenkman is active in philanthropic
endeavours and acts as Chairman of the Shenkman Family Foundation.
The Shenkman Group of Companies is a privately-owned real estate
property development company headquartered in Ottawa. It invests in
a wide variety of ventures, including commercial and residential real
estate, manufacturing businesses and technology-based partnerships.
For more than 100 years, three generations of the Shenkman family have
successfully owned and operated businesses in Canada and around the
world.
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JEFF
HUNT
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
OSEG PARTNERS
Born and raised in Newfoundland, Jeff Hunt and his family moved to Ottawa
in 1984 and immediately immersed themselves in Ottawa’s sports culture.
They attended Ottawa 67’s and Ottawa Rough Riders games and Jeff was
hooked on the fan experience.
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During the 1990’s, after founding and growing his carpet cleaning
business, Canway, into a seven-time Profit 100 business, Mr. Hunt
purchased the Ottawa 67’s and set out to grow the team’s fan base. The
results were spectacular, largely because of a philosophy which is also
being followed by OSEG’s CFL and NASL teams— connecting with the
community while delivering a fan experience that appeals to the whole
family.
Mr. Hunt’s community connections extend to a range of Ottawa charities,
schools and institutions, through the Ottawa 67’s Foundation and community
outreach programs.
Jeff, father of Jay and Kelsey, lives in Ottawa.
JOHN
PUGH
John Pugh’s life journey has come full circle. Event thought he was a
semi-professional soccer player from England, it was computer science,
not soccer that brought John and his wife Christine to Canada. After
a successful career in academia and high-tech, Pugh helped bring pro
soccer to Ottawa and quickly saw success.
Last season, Mr. Pugh was on the sidelines as Fury FC won it’s first
Fall Season Championship and made its first NASL Championship
final appearance.
John has lived in Ottawa for more than 25 years. His wife, Christine, is a retired
teacher and they have a son, Gareth, and a daughter, Chloë.
Mr. Pugh served as Professor and Director of the School of Computer Science
at Carleton University. He subsequently co-founded The Object People Inc., and
directed it from start-up to acquisition. In 2002, Mr. Pugh purchased the Ottawa
Fury organization to provide the best possible development opportunities for
talented young soccer players and the highest calibre of play for soccer fans in
the Ottawa Region. Under Mr. Pugh’s leadership, the Fury Youth Development
Academy has schooled thousands of youngsters on the nuances of the game.
Over 80 Fury players have received NCAA scholarships and over 125 players
have gone on to play at Canadian colleges and universities. Pugh has also
served the game by sitting on various committees and Board of Directors with
the NASL, CSA, OSA, and USL.
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OSEG
EXECUTIVES
BERNIE
ASHE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Prior to joining OSEG, Mr. Ashe served as CEO of KOTT Group, a private
company in the supply and installation of lumber and related products
in the homebuilding industry. Before his work with KOTT, he served
as President and CEO of AiT, now 3M-AitT Ltd., a TSX-listed company
providing solutions for traveller identity and border control. He was also
the Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of the NHL’s
Ottawa Senators from 1991-1997.
A trustee and former Chairman of the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario
(CHEO), Mr. Ashe has served on the Board of the Ottawa Convention as well
as a board member of the Canadian Advanced Technology Association. He
was also a member of the Mayor’s Leadership Table on Homelessness.
Mr. Ashe resides in Ottawa with his wife Nancy and their three children.
OSEG EXECUTIVES OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bernie Ashe was appointed Chief Executive Officer on January 17, 2013.
He oversees all facets of OSEG’s business operations, including sports
franchises, the entertainment business and TD Place operations. He
also works closely with the City of Ottawa to ensure the Lansdowne
Partnership Plan is implemented as approved by City Council, and the
new Lansdowne stands as a model of modern-day innovation in an urban
form.
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MARK
GOUDIE
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER & CFO
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
OSEG EXECUTIVES
Mark Goudie is OSEG’s Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer. He
has more than 25 years of experience executive and management positions in
professional sports, technology and finance.
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Mark joined OSEG in April 2013 and has played an active role in the start-up
operations of the REDBLACKS, TD Place and Ottawa Fury FC as well as the
ongoing operations of the Ottawa 67’s.
Mark is responsible for the general operations of TD Place as well as the
finance, human resources, legal and administrative functions of the OSEG
group of companies.
Previously, Mark has held executive positions with companies in a variety of
industries including sports and entertainment, software, hardware, consulting
and professional services, life sciences, oil and gas, cleantech and real estate.
Mark’s professional sports experience was with the Ottawa Senators Hockey
Club of the NHL where he was Chief Financial Officer of the team, arena
(now Canadian Tire Centre) and corresponding real estate assets.
Mark began his career with PricewaterhouseCoopers and has served on
a variety of U.S. and Canadian-listed public company, private company
and charity boards of directors spanning a variety of industries. Mark is
a certified professional accountant and graduate of Carleton University in
Ottawa with a Bachelor of Commerce.
He and his wife Lisa live in Stittsville with their two children Meghan and
Jackson.
MIKE
CERHA
VICE PRESIDENT, VENUES AND ENTERTAINMENT
Prior to joining TD Place, Mike served as General Manager for Zhongsheng
Center in Dalian, China. Zhongsheng Center is an 18,000-seat NBA-caliber
venue. At Zhongsheng Center he oversaw the completion of construction,
start up and successful operation of 12 annual China National Games and
commercial operations.
Mike also worked in Memphis, TN for the NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies and
FedExForum in various roles for more than 11 years. He was involved in the
development, start up and ongoing operations of FedExForum and provided
day-to-day oversight of Grizzlies operations at the interim venue, the
Pyramid.
Mike has also served in roles at the Georgia Dome and Manatee Convention
Center where we worked on such events as the Super Bowl, NCAA Regionals
and SEC Football and Basketball Championships.
Mike received a Master of Science in Sport Administration from Georgia
State University and a Bachelor of Science in Recreation, Park and Tourism
Sciences from Texas A&M University. With both degrees, Mike specialized in
the management of venues and risk management. Mike is an active member
of the International Association of Venue Managers and had graduated
from the associations Public Assembly Facility Manager School and Senior
Executive Symposium.
Mike and his wife Tina live in Ottawa close to TD Place.
Mike Cerha joined TD Place as Vice President, Venue Operations and
Entertainment in October 2014. In his role he is responsible for the dayto-day operations and scheduling of TD Place as well as developing and
programming of non-team events. He also oversees the relationships with
partner organizations onsite and works with governmental agencies to
coordinate all aspects of operations at TD Place and Lansdowne Park.
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ADRIAN
SCIARRA
VICE PRESIDENT, PARTNERSHIPS AND MERCHANDISE SALES
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
OSEG EXECUTIVES
Adrian Sciarra joined OSEG in September 2013 as Vice-President, Partnerships
and Merchandise Sales. Adrian is responsible for the development and growth
of corporate partnerships and merchandise sales for OSEG’s three sports
teams as well as TD Place.
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Prior to joining OSEG, Adrian spent five years at the Canadian Football
League (CFL), where he was Vice-President of Commercial Assets,
responsible for the operation and growth of the partnerships and licensing
departments. During his tenure at the CFL, the League enjoyed tremendous
growth, earning record revenues from both corporate partnerships and
licensing. Adrian was also a significant contributor to the planning and
execution of the hugely successful 100th Grey Cup in 2012.
Adrian is an experienced sports marketing executive, having spent 15 years
in the industry. Prior to joining the CFL, Adrian spent four years at NASCAR
Canada, helping to grow NASCAR’s sponsorship and licensing businesses
in the Canadian marketplace. He also spent five years at Landmark Sport
Group, one of Canada’s leading sports marketing agencies.
Adrian is a native of Markham, ON and a graduate of McMaster University
(Honours Commerce – 1998). He lives in Ottawa with his wife Michelle and
their three children; Daniel, Ava and Luca.
JOHN
MATHERS
VICE PRESIDENT, TICKET SALES AND MARKETING
Prior to joining OSEG, John worked overseas in England as Head of Ticketing
and Retail at Burnley Football Club which plays in the Football League Sky
Bet Championship. While in England, John also worked as Head of Sales for
Blackburn Rovers while they played in the Barclays Premier League and as
a consultant for Bernie Mullin’s The Aspire Group, which contracted ticket
sales expertise to Coventry City Football Club and Leicester City Football
Club. Before the move to England, John spent almost four years as Director,
Ticket Sales and Service with the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts. While with the
Argos, John helped the Grey Cup 2007 host organizing committee.
John has lived in Canada, England and the United States and has a Bachelor
of Sports Management from Brock University and a Master’s of Science,
Sport & Leisure Commerce from the University of Memphis.
John Mathers joined OSEG in July 2013 as Director, Ticket Sales and Service.
He was promoted in December 2013 to Vice President, Ticket Sales and
Service with responsibility for all season tickets, partial plans, group sales
and game-day ticket sales for OSEG’s three sports teams. John oversees all
aspects of ticket sales and service to ensure that fans receive the ultimate
fan experience.
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RANDY
BURGESS
VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTENT
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
OSEG EXECUTIVES
Randy Burgess was named Vice-President of Communications and Content
for OSEG in November 2012. He oversees corporate communications, sports
team communications and media relations, game day presentation and faninteractive messaging and technologies.
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Prior to his officially joining the organization, Mr. Burgess worked closely
with the OSEG partners, senior staff and consultants as a communications
and fan experience advisor, while concurrently serving as Vice-President
of the Ottawa 67’s Hockey Club. In that capacity, Mr. Burgess produced the
67’s game-day presentation, integrated and activated sponsorship, oversaw
communications and collaborated with senior staff on marketing strategy.
Prior to joining the 67’s in 2006, Mr. Burgess co-founded and operated
FAQ.TV, a firm that scripted and produced streaming videos for corporate
clients. Prior to FAQ.TV, he spent a decade in Technology Marketing/
Communications roles, and before that, Mr. Burgess consulted on game-day
presentation for several sports teams after spending five years in the Ottawa
Senators’ organization as its game-day producer.
Prior to the Senators, Mr. Burgess worked in radio broadcasting as a news/
sports producer and host.
FOOTBALL
OPERATIONS
MARCEL
DESJARDINS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
GENERAL MANAGER
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Marcel Desjardins was hired by OSEG to be the first general manager in
franchise history on Jan. 29, 2013.
Desjardins is responsible for the coordination of all player and personnel
matters with the REDBLACKS and oversees the team’s recruiting and
drafting functions, including the CFL Draft and the REDBLACKS’ efforts
during the 2013 CFL Expansion Draft.
Prior to Ottawa, Desjardins spent 10 seasons with the Montreal Alouettes as
assistant GM under Jim Popp. He also served as GM of
the Hamilton Tiger-Cats during the 2007 season.
Desjardins arrived in Montreal in 1999 and served as the Alouettes’ assistant
director of football operations. He worked in the CFL head office in Toronto
for five years in the football operations and communications offices.
Desjardins earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree with a specialization
in sports administration at Laurentian University in Sudbury, ON prior to
joining the CFL. He has sports industry experience prior to the CFL with
the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League and the Canada Games
Council.
Born in Burlington, ON, Desjardins is fluently bilingual and attended Frenchlanguage elementary school and high school. He and his wife, Michelle, have
been married since 1996.
BROCK
SUNDERLAND
ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
Before joining the REDBLACKS, Sunderland spent six seasons with the
New York Jets in the NFL. While with the Jets, Sunderland served as a pro
scout for four years. In that role, he evaluated players from every level of
professional football, including the NFL, CFL, and all Arena Leagues. Along
with these duties, he also served as an advance scout, preparing reports for
the Jets’ upcoming opponents. Most recently, he was a college scout for two
years and covered the western region of the U.S. for the Jets.
Prior to joining the Jets, Sunderland spent three seasons with the Montreal
Alouettes, where he was elevated to Director of Scouting after joining the
team as a scout in 2004. In that role, he was responsible for scouting players
in the NFL, NFL Europe, the AFL and AFL 2, as well as the advance scouting
of every CFL team. He also evaluated college players from the United States
and Canada, helping the Alouettes prepare for the annual CFL Draft. In
addition, he was also responsible for the negotiation of player contracts.
A wide receiver and punt returner for the University of Montana (19982000), Sunderland played for three conference championship teams
before several knee injuries ended his playing career prematurely. He
was a student assistant coach at Montana before joining the Alouettes
in 2004. A native of Great Falls, MT, he holds a bachelor’s degree in
communications.
His father, Marv Sunderland, is a scout with the Tennessee Titans and is
embarkingon his 40th year in the NFL.
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
As the Assistant General Manager for the Ottawa REDBLACKS, Sunderland
is involved in every facet of football operations, including the negotiation of
player contracts and assisting with the salary cap. He also coordinates the
REDBLACKS scouting department and plays a vital role in helping prep the
team for the CFL Draft and finding players to improve the team’s roster. The
upcoming 2016 season will be Sunderland’s 13th in pro football.
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JEREMY
SNYDER
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION AND PRO/COLLEGE SCOUT
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Jeremy Snyder joined the REDBLACKS in March 2013 to serve as a scout
and evaluator of talent for the CFL Draft in the CIS and NCAA. He is also
responsible for evaluating players on assigned NFL rosters that might be
added to Ottawa’s negotiation list or be signed. Snyder also served as the
lead organizer of the 2014 REDBLACKS spring mini-camp, held at the Bon
Secours Washington Redskins Training Center in Richmond, Virginia in April.
Snyder, a native of Philadelphia, began his CFL career in 2010 with the
Montreal Alouettes, first as a scouting assistant to help complete the 2010
season. He was then awarded a full-time position for the 2011 season and
took on many key roles in the team’s scouting department.
He began his pro football career as a video intern with the Chicago Bears
in 2003 before landing an expanded role as a football operations assistant
in several key areas, including pro scouting, college scouting and salary cap
administration.
Snyder moved to the Philadelphia Eagles in June of 2008 and spent two
more seasons in the NFL before moving north of the border.
Snyder played collegiate football with the Allegheny College Gators and
served as the team’s running backs coach for two seasons after graduation.
JEAN-MARC
EDME
PLAYER PERSONNEL COORDINATOR
In this role, Edmé assists with professional and college scouting and will
be actively involved in in organizing open tryouts, advancing REDBLACKS’
opponents, evaluating free agents, cross-checking college draft prospects
and contract negotiations.
Prior to joining the REDBLACKS, Edmé spent eight years with the Montreal
Alouettes, where his duties included scouting collegiate (NCAA, CIS) players
and CFL Draft-eligible. Edmé also evaluated players at the pro level (NFL,
AFL, IFL), monitored NFL transactions and provided the coaching staff with
advance scouting reports on upcoming opponents. In addition to those
duties during his five-year run with the Als, Edmé also served as a Defensive
Assistant under former Montreal Alouettes Head Coach Marc Trestman.
Edmé’s CFL career began in 2007 when he served as a football operations
intern with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats under then-GM Marcel Desjardins, who
Edmé will once again be working for in Ottawa.
The Montreal-North native holds an Honours Bachelor degree in Sports
Administration from Laurentian University.
As a player, Edme wore the colours of the Vanier Cheetahs while playing in
the Quebec Collegiate AAA League before earning a scholarship from Alcorn
State University in Mississippi, where he played fullback. After two seasons,
Edme decided to return to Quebec to pursue his studies at the University of
Sherbrooke and played for the Vert et Or following the team’s return to the CIS
in 2003.
Jean-Marc Edmé enters his tenth season in the CFL and his first as the
REDBLACKS’ Player Personnel Coordinator.
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JOEY
SWARBRICK
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT
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Joey Swarbrick joined the REDBLACKS in September 2013 and assists the
Football Operations department with day-to-day operations.
The Regina native is a graduate of the University of Regina in Sports and
Recreation Studies with a major in Sport and Recreation Management, and
was the recipient of the President’s Medal for outstanding leadership and
scholastic achievement.
He has previous football player personnel experience as an intern in 2013
with the Pittsburgh Power of the Arena Football League.
MILES
GORRELL
SCOUT
Gorrell played 321 games in 19 CFL seasons (1978-1996) at offensive line for
Calgary, Ottawa, Montreal, Hamilton and Winnipeg. Only six players in CFL
history have played more than 300 regular-season games: Lui Passaglia, Bob
Cameron, Damon Allen, Anthony Calvillo, Paul Osbaldiston and Gorrell.
He was named to the East Division all-star squad five times and was twice
named a league finalist for top offensive lineman.
In university, Gorrell, an Edmonton native, was an All-Canadian defensive
lineman for the Ottawa Gee-Gees where he helped capture the 1975 Vanier
Cup on a team that included notable players such as Neil Lumsden, Rocky
DiPietro, Jeff Avery, Eric Upton and Mike Murphy.
In November 2013, Gorrell was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of
Fame during a ceremony in Edmonton.
Gorrell and his wife, Suzanne, have two daughters: Veronica and Victoria.
Miles Gorrell joined the REDBLACKS organization in March 2013, bringing
with him a vast knowledge of the Canadian game at the professional and
amateur levels.
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PIER-YVES
LAVERGNE
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT
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Pier-Yves Lavergne joins the REDBLACKS in 2016 as Football Operations
Assistant.
Lavergne retired from his playing career earlier in the year after receiving an
offer from REDBLACKS General Manager Marcel Desjardins to join the club’s
front office. After taking a day to think it over, Lavergne has been busy at
work ever since.
A former player for the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees and University of
Montreal Carabins, Lavergne had a tryout with the Calgary Stampeders in
2015 before ultimately joining the REDBLACKS staff in the off-season.
WILL
HOMER
U.S. WESTERN REGIONAL SCOUT
A graduate of Syracuse University in broadcast journalism and political
science, Homer served from 2009 until 2013 as a personnel assistant with
the San Francisco 49ers.
He was also the Director of Player Personnel and Game Operations of the
East-West Shrine Game from 2001 until 2009.
Homer is a native of Hayward, CA. He resides in the San Francisco Bay area
with his wife, Marisa, and daughter.
Will Homer joined the REDBLACKS in 2015 and is responsible for scouting in
the western United States.
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COLIN
FARQUHARSON
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
VIDEO COORDINATOR
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Colin Farquharson is the Head Video Coordinator for the Ottawa
REDBLACKS. He is currently entering his 17th season in the CFL.
Prior to joining the REDBLACKS, Colin spent six seasons as the Head Video
Coordinator with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, a position he also held with the
Montreal Alouettes for seven seasons, and with which he won a Grey Cup
championship in 2002. He began his CFL career in 1999 as the Head Video
Coordinator for the Toronto Argonauts.
As Head Video Coordinator, Colin oversees all video operations for the
REDBLACKS which includes filming, dubbing and editing all game and
practice film. His department is responsible for maintaining the digital
network of coaching video used by coaches, players, and scouts.
Colin graduated from the University of Windsor with an Honors BA in
Communication Studies and Film. He also played on the school’s rugby
team. Born and raised in Blenheim, ON, Colin and his wife, Heather, make
their home in Orleans.
BRAUN
GHELLER
VIDEO ASSISTANT
Braun Gheller joined the REDBLACKS in April 2014, after spending two
seasons with the Tiger-Cats as a video assistant, including a trip to Regina
for the 2013 Grey Cup. The Hamilton native also worked with Sportsnet
for four years. Gheller is an alumnus of Loyalist College with an advanced
diploma in TV and a sports certificate in Sports Journalism.
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RJ
JAMES
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
EQUIPMENT MANAGER
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RJ James joined the REDBLACKS in 2014 after spending five seasons as an
assistant equipment manager with the Montreal Alouettes, working for his
father Ronnie James who has been with the Als for 19 seasons.
RJ James has also worked for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
He played hockey at Concordia University in his native Montreal while
studying sociology and also served as the Stingers football team’s
equipment manager for three years. He also was an intern in 2003 in NFLEurope and worked in 2005 at Green Bay’s training camp with his uncle,
Packers’ equipment manager Red Batty.
James is also the nephew of former Ottawa Renegades equipment manager
Greg Batty.
EQUIPMENT STAFF
WRAY PERKIN
DREW MCCORMICK
DR. GLENN
COPELAND
DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL SERVICE
Dr. Copeland is one of North America’s leading podiatrists and has been
in active practice for more than 35 years. He has worked with Mount
Sinai’s Sports Clinic for more than 25 years and is currently the Medical
Director for the Rehab and Wellbeing Centre at Mount Sinai Hospital
in Toronto. He is a best selling author and has published 5 books in 12
languages including “The Foot Doctor”. He has worked extensively with
many professional athletes including Major League Baseball players and
has been the podiatrist for the Toronto Blue Jays since 1979.
TEAM DOCTORS
DR. JAMIE KISSICK
Team Physcian
DR. ANDY MARSHALL
Orthopedic Surgeon
DR. J. POLLOCK
Orthopedic Surgeon
DR. ALLAN LIEW
Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Glenn Copeland returns in 2016 as the Ottawa REDBLACKS Director of
Medical Service.
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DAVID
WRIGHT
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
HEAD ATHLETIC THERAPIST
David Wright serves as Director of Athletic Therapy for all three OSEG sports
teams, overseeing conditioning and therapy for REDBLACKS, Fury FC and
67’s players.
A Certified Athletic Therapist with over 28 years of sports medicine
experience, Wright was a founder and director of Mind to Muscle Sports
Medicine & Conditioning, located in Mississauga, ON where he assisted in
the development of athletes from the novice to professional levels.
He also held a faculty position as an instructor with the University of Guelph/
Humber, teaching in the Kinesiology degree program and instructing at
Humber College in Fitness and Health Promotion.
Wright was the Head Athletic Therapist with the Toronto Argonauts from
2011-2013, including the club’s 2012 Grey Cup championship.
Wright also served as a Level VI hockey referee, officiating in the OHA, OHL,
AHL and IIHF levels. He earned several prestigious assignments, including
working the IIHF World Junior Championship, the IIHF World Championship
and at the Memorial Cup.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
TEAM ATHLETIC THERAPISTS
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MARCELO CUENCA
NICK MERCURI
MARIE CLAIRE COSTAGUTA
PAT
WOODCOCK
STRENGTH COORDINATOR
A CSCS and PICP-certified strength coach, Woodcock has worked with
athletes from the NFL, CFL, NASL and NLL, as well as Team Canada baseball,
football and lacrosse.
After a standout playing career at Syracuse University, Woodcock’s
professional career spanned eight years and included stops with the New
York Giants, Washington Redskins, Montreal Alouettes, Ottawa Renegades,
Edmonton Eskimos, and Hamilton TiCats. In 2002, he was an East Division
All-Star, set a record for the longest TD Reception in Grey Cup history and
was named Most Outstanding Canadian in the Grey Cup game.
Woodcock is co-owner of Elite Performance Academy in Kanata and lives in
Stittsville with his wife Melanie, a former Ottawa Renegades cheerleader, and
their 4 children: Kaiya, Payton, Lilah, and Easton.
Ottawa native Pat Woodcock joins the REDBLACKS this season as the
team’s Strength Coordinator.
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COACHING
STAFF
RICK
CAMPBELL
HEAD COACH
Rick Campbell begins his third season as head coach of the REDBLACKS
in 2016.
At the time, the team had only five players under contract and was truly being
developed from scratch. Campbell’s task is to bring the players together, along
with his coaching staff, and help them win football games.
The 44-year-old Campbell begins his 17th year of CFL coaching experience
this season after leading the REDBLACKS to an East Division title and Grey
Cup appearance in 2015.
Campbell began his coaching career in 1996 at the University of Oregon where
he served as a graduate assistant with the Ducks’ coaching staff, helping with the
defensive secondary and special teams.
He made his CFL debut in 1999 with the Eskimos as defensive secondary and
special teams coordinator, spending the next six seasons in that role before
being promoted to defensive coordinator from 2005-2008.
He moved to Winnipeg in 2009 as defensive backs and special team
coordinator with the Blue Bombers before returning to Alberta to coach the
running backs with the Calgary Stampeders in 2010.
Campbell became assistant head coach and special teams coordinator in
2011 with the Eskimos before taking on the defensive coordinator title back in
Calgary in 2012, where he spent two seasons before moving to Ottawa.
In the 2013 season, the Stampeders’ defence ranked first in sacks with 63
and second in fewest points allowed, limiting opponents to 413 total points
(22.9 per game).
Campbell and his wife Jeri, both natives of Washington state, became
Canadian citizens on July 1, 2011 during a ceremony in Calgary. They live in
the Glebe.
COACHING STAFF OTTAWA REDBLACKS
On December 6, 2013, Campbell walked to a microphone in front of a large
gathering of reporters at the City of Ottawa archives building on Tallwood
Drive in Nepean. “Bonjour tout le monde,” were the first words her spoke
after being introduced.
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JAIME
ELIZONDO
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
COACHING STAFF
Jaime Elizondo enters his first year with the Ottawa REDBLACKS in 2016 as
the club’s Offensive Coordinator.
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Elizondo, who served as receivers coach with the Toronto Argonauts last
season, brings an extensive football background to Ottawa where he’ll work
with a potent offence featuring 2015 Most Outstanding Player in quarterback
Henry Burris and four players – Chris Williams, Brad Sinopoli, Greg Ellingson
and Ernest Jackson – who caught for over 1,000 yards each last year.
A graduate of the University of Maryland with a law degree from the
Washington College of Law at American University – where he was also
a Dean’s Fellow – Elizondo joined the Argos as offensive coordinator
and quarterbacks coach in 2010. That move followed time as receivers
coach and assistant special teams coach with the Montreal Alouettes in
2008 and a year as receivers coach with the Syracuse Orangemen. Before
re-joining the Argos last year, Elizondo spent three seasons as offensive
coordinator and quaterbacks coach at Columbia University.
Elizondo officially joined the REDBLACKS on Dec. 24, 2015.
MARK
NELSON
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Nelson begins his third season with the REDBLACKS and 27th as a coach at
the professional and collegiate level. The 59-year-old native of Edmonton
coached for his hometown Eskimos from 2010-2012 as linebackers coach
during the first two seasons before having the defensive coordinator duties
added to his role in 2012.
Nelson made his debut in the CFL as a player in 1980 with Calgary
and played six seasons before retiring in 1987 with the Saskatchewan
Roughriders.
He made his first professional coaching appearance in 1992 as special teams
and linebackers coach with the Eskimos, winning a Grey Cup in 1993. He also
worked with the San Antonio Texans and the Toronto Argonauts, where he
earned a second Grey Cup ring in 1996.
His most recent stint in the CFL began in 2009 when the Winnipeg Blue
Bombers hired Nelson as the team’s defensive coordinator and linebackers
coach. From 1997-2008, he worked in the United States at various colleges,
including Valdosta State, Arkansas Tech, Kentucky, Baylor, Tulsa and
Louisville.
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BOB
DYCE
SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
COACHING STAFF
Fresh off a run as interim head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Bob
Dyce joins the REDBLACKS as special-teams coordinator in 2016.
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After serving in the same role with the Rough Riders from 2013-2015
following a season as offensive coordinator and another as receiver coach,
Dyce took over coaching duties in August 2015.
The Winnipeg native broke into the CFL in 2003 when he was hired as
receivers coach for his hometown Winnipeg Blue Bombers, a position he
held until 2009. Before going to Winnipeg, Dyce was receivers coach for
the Manitoba Bisons at the University of Manitoba, where Dyce had played
receiver during his university days.
Dyce won the 101st Grey Cup while with the Saskatchewan.
TRAVIS
MOORE
RECEIVERS COACH
Moore, a 44-year-old native of Santa Monica, California, returns as the
receivers coach for the REDBLACKS in 2016. Moore has coached in the CFL
since 2009 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (running backs) before moving to
the B.C. Lions for three seasons to coach the receivers. In 2013, he served as
receivers coach in Edmonton.
Moore led the league in receiving yards (1,198) in 1999 and in the 2000
season finished tied for the CFL crown with Winnipeg’s Milt Stegall with 15
touchdown receptions.
Moore also played the 2001 season in the XFL for the San Francisco Demons
where he helped the team reach the championship final. He and his wife
Stephanie have six children: Jasmine, Isaiah, Travis Jr., Alayah, Victoria and
Tyvon.
As a player, Moore broke into the CFL with Calgary in 1996, following his
collegiate days at Ball State. He spent seven seasons with the Stampeders
and won two Grey Cups. He was named a CFL All-Star in three straight
campaigns, starting in 1999. He scored 78 career touchdowns and finished
his career with 9,868 receiving yards.
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BRYAN
CHIU
OFFENSIVE LINE COACH
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
COACHING STAFF
Chiu, a native of Vancouver, enters his second season with the REDBLACKS
in 2016. He was hired in December of 2014, after serving with the Toronto
Argonauts in 2014 as the team’s offensive line coach.
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Prior to his stint with the Argos, Chiu mentored the offensive linemen and
was the assistant offensive coordinator with the Concordia Stingers from
2010 to 2013.
Chiu spent the entirety of his steller 13-year CFL career on the offensive line
with the Montreal Alouettes. He was named an all-star seven times and was
selected the league’s top lineman in 2002. He won a Grey Cup in 2002 and
another in 2009 before announcing his playing retirement prior to the 2010
campaign.
LEROY
BLUGH
DEFENSIVE LINE COACH
Canadian Football Hall of Fame nominee Leroy Blugh, a standout Canadian
defensive lineman for 15 CFL seasons, joined the REDBLACKS as the team’s
defensive line coach in February of 2014 and begins his third season at the
post.
Blugh hoisted the Grey Cup with the Eskimos in 1993, was a CFL West
Division all-star in 1996 and 1998, and was named the league’s outstanding
Canadian in 1996.
In November of 2014, the Canadian Football Hall of Fame announced that
Blugh had been selected to be included into its 2015 induction class.
Blugh, who grew up in nearby Napanee, Ontario, played with the Edmonton
Eskimos (1989-2000) and the Toronto Argonauts (2001-2003) before
becoming a coach. He was head coach at Bishop’s University from 2005 to
2010 and served as an assistant for two seasons with the Queen’s Golden
Gaels before joining the Eskimos for the 2013 season as Edmonton’s tutor of
the defensive line.
51
IKE
CHARLTON
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
COACHING STAFF
DEFENSIVE BACKS COACH
52
Charlton starts his third season in Ottawa in 2016. The 37-year-old native of
Orlando began his coaching career as guest coach in Calgary in 2012 and
Edmonton in 2013. Charlton attended and played linebacker at Virginia Tech
(1999 First-team All-American) and was drafted in the second round, 52nd
overall, in the 2000 NFL draft by Seattle. He played two seasons with the
Seahawks before joining Jacksonville in 2002, the New York Giants in 2003,
Oakland in 2004 and New England in 2005.
He moved to Canada in 2006 and spent parts of six seasons in Winnipeg
before joining Montreal in 2010 and helped the Alouettes
to a Grey Cup victory.
Charlton began his coaching career at Bridgewater College Eagles in Virginia
in 2012 (special teams and tight ends) and with the Freedom High School
Patriots in Orlando in 2013 (defensive backs). He has also participated in the
NFL’s coaching intership program.
He is the father to Tiah, Imari, Iniya and Isaiah V.
DEREK
OSWALT
LINEBACKERS COACH
Derek Oswalt begins his second year with the REDBLACKS and first as
Linebackers Coach after serving as a defensive assistant last season.
Oswalt played defensive line at Hanover College in Indiana where he was a twoyear letter-winner and a two-time recipient of Academic All-Conference honours.
Oswalt was a guest coach in 2013 with Montreal and worked in Edmonton as a
defensive assistant in 2012. He has worked extensively in the NCAA for various
schools, including the 2013 season at Fairmont State as linebackers coach. He was
also with Louisville as graduate assistant coach from 2004-2007. The Cardinals
won the Conference USA championship and Liberty Bowl in 2004 and captured
the Big East title and Orange Bowl in 2006.
53
BEAU
WALKER
OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
COACHING STAFF
Beau Walker joins the Ottawa REDBLACKS in 2016 for his first season as
Offensive Assistant.
54
Walker comes to Ottawa following a collegiate playing career that led
straight into a collegiate coaching career. After seven years at Oregon State
as both a player and Graduate Assistant (Offensive Line), the Bend, OR
native followed Beavers head coach Mike Riley to Nebraska to serve as the
Graduate Manager – Offensive Assistant of the Cornhuskers.
PLAYERS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PLAYERS
ROSTER (ALPHABETICAL)
56
#
NAME
POS
HOMETOWN
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
AGE
Yrs in
CFL
NATIONAL /
INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOL
94
ACREE, MATT
DL
SHAWNEE, KS
6-3
295
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
DRAKE
53
ALBRIGHT,
MATTHEW
OL
DARTMOUTH, NS
6-5
295
24
3
NATIONAL
ST. MARY'S
65
BEARDY,
RANDY
OL
SARNIA, ON
6-5
295
22
0
NATIONAL
WINDSOR
48
BEAULIEURICHARD,
JONATHAN
LB
TROIS-RIVIERES,
QC
6-1
215
27
3
NATIONAL
MONTREAL
46
BOLDUC, JEANPHILIPPE
DB
MONTREAL, QC
6-1
210
25
0
NATIONAL
LAVAL
31
BOYETT, JOHN
DB
WOODLAND, CA
5-10
203
26
1
INTERNATIONAL
OREGON
1
BURRIS, HENRY
QB
SPIRO, OK
6-1
190
40
16
INTERNATIONAL
TEMPLE
39
CHARLAND,
MIKAËL
DB
GATINEAU, QC
6-4
216
24
0
NATIONAL
CONCORDIA
19
CLAIBORNE,
IMOAN
DB
ALEXANDRIA, LA
5-10
193
23
0
INTERNATIONAL
NORTHWESTERN
86
CRINER, JURON
WR
LAS VEGAS, NV
6-3
220
26
0
INTERNATIONAL
ARIZONA
52
DE KONING,
BURTON
LB
FOLSOM, CA
6-1
235
23
0
INTERNATIONAL
CAL POLY
64
DEANE,
J'MICHAEL
OL
HINTON, AB
6-5
312
29
5
NATIONAL
MICHIGAN STATE
44
DOLL, TANNER
LB
ST. ALBERT, AB
6-0
221
25
0
NATIONAL
CALGARY
68
DRAHEIM,
TOMMIE
OL
KENNEWICK, WA
6-4
309
27
1
INTERNATIONAL
SAN DIEGO STATE
82
ELLINGSON,
GREG
WR
TAMPA, FL
6-3
197
27
3
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
INTERNATIONAL
87
ENCHILL,
PHILIP
WR
MONTREAL, QC
6-0
200
24
0
NATIONAL
MONTREAL
92
EVANS, ZACK
DL
REGINA, SK
6-4
290
25
4
NATIONAL
REGINA THUNDER
41
GASCONNADON,
ARNAUD
DL
MONTREAL, QC
6-3
250
27
3
NATIONAL
LAVAL
UNIVERSITY
24
GAVINS,
JERRELL
DB
MIAMI, FL
5-8
178
27
2
INTERNATIONAL
BOISE STATE
25
GILLANDERS,
BRENDAN
FB
ORLEANS, ON
5-11
211
25
2
NATIONAL
OTTAWA
63
GOTT, JON
OL
EDMONTON, AB
6-3
297
30
7
NATIONAL
BOISE STATE
43
GOULETVEILLEUX,
OLIVIER
LB
SAINTE-FOY, QC
6-1
220
25
0
NATIONAL
SHERBROOKE
84
HARRIS, JOHN
WR
DALLAS, TX
6-1
218
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
TEXAS
7
HARRIS,
TREVOR
QB
WALDO, OH
6-3
212
29
4
INTERNATIONAL
EDINBORO
8
HARTY, JAKE
WR
CALGARY, AB
6-2
210
25
1
NATIONAL
CALGARY
23
HIGHTOWER,
FORREST
DB
OAKLAND, CA
5-10
186
24
1
INTERNATIONAL
SAN JOSE STATE
20
HINDS, DAVID
LB
MIAMI, FL
6-2
234
26
2
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
ATLANTIC
95
HOPKINS,
MOTON
DL
HOMESTEAD
AFB, FL
6-2
277
29
5
INTERNATIONAL
TULSA
9
JACKSON,
ERNEST
WR
ROCHESTER, NY
6-2
220
29
4
INTERNATIONAL
BUFFALO
35
JACKSON,
KEVIN
LB
CYPRESS, TX
5-11
230
22
0
NATIONAL
SAM HOUSTON
STATE
10
JACKSON,
MALIK
LB
DUNWOODY, GA
6-2
225
30
6
INTERNATIONAL
LOUISVILLE
16
JENSEN,
BROCK
QB
WAUPACA, WI
6-3
225
25
1
INTERNATIONAL
NORTH DAKOTA
STATE
14
KANNEH,
ABDUL
DB
LONDON,
ENGLAND
5-10
185
25
2
INTERNATIONAL
NEW MEXICO
HIGHLANDS
27
LAFRANCE,
KIENAN
RB
WINNIPEG, MB
5-10
210
24
1
NATIONAL
MANITOBA
49
LATTANZIO,
ETTORE
DL
OTTAWA, ON
6-0
252
25
1
NATIONAL
OTTAWA
58
LAUZONSÉGUIN, JASON
OL
POINTE-CLAIRE,
QC
6-4
294
25
0
NATIONAL
LAVAL
81
LAVOIE,
PATRICK
FB
SAINTE-FLAVIE,
QC
6-2
240
28
4
NATIONAL
LAVAL
83
MACDONELL,
SCOTT
WR
MONTREAL, QC
6-5
220
24
2
NATIONAL
QUEEN'S
66
MACMILLAN,
NOLAN
OL
ARNPRIOR, ON
6-6
294
25
2
NATIONAL
IOWA
37
MADU, MOSSIS
RB
NORMAN, OK
6-0
197
28
0
INTERNATIONAL
OKLAHOMA
50
MALCOLM,
KEVIN
LS
HAMILTON, ON
5-11
230
24
1
NATIONAL
MCMASTER
90
MARSHALL,
ANDREW
DL
NANOOSE BAY,
BC
6-3
240
25
2
NATIONAL
SIMON FRASER
56
MATEAS, ALEX
OL
OTTAWA, ON
6-4
309
25
1
NATIONAL
CONNECTICUT
39
MEDEIROS,
ZACKARY
K
ST. THOMAS, ON
5-11
206
26
NATIONAL
WESTERN
ONTARIO
MILO, CHRIS
K
MONTREAL, QC
5-11
205
29
5
NATIONAL
LAVAL
97
MOORE, MIKE
DL
HYATTSVILLE, MD
6-4
269
23
0
INTERNATIONAL
VIRGINIA
45
MUNOZ,
DAMASO
LB
MIAMI, FL
5-11
219
29
5
INTERNATIONAL
RUTGERS
5
O'BRIEN,
DANNY
QB
ST. PAUL, MN
6-3
220
25
2
INTERNATIONAL
CATAWBA
13
PADEN, KHALIL
WR
GRANADA HILLS,
CA
6-2
180
26
2
INTERNATIONAL
NORTHERN
ARIZONA
17
PFEFFER,
RONNIE
K/P
KITCHENER, ON
5-11
185
23
1
NATIONAL
WILFRID LAURIER
18
PIERZCHALSKI,
ALEX
WR
LONDON, ON
6-5
220
24
2
NATIONAL
TORONTO
29
POWELL,
WILLIAM
RB
DUNCANVILLE,
TX
5-9
207
28
1
INTERNATIONAL
KANSAS STATE
6
PRUNEAU,
ANTOINE
LB
MONTREAL, QC
6-0
200
26
2
NATIONAL
MONTREAL
22
RICHARDS,
JEFF
DB
DEL CITY, OK
6-2
200
25
0
INTERNATIONAL
EMPORIA STATE
2
ROBINSON,
JERMAINE
DB
PITTSBURGH, PA
6-3
205
27
2
INTERNATIONAL
TOLEDO
55
ROGERS,
SIRVINCENT
OL
JASPER, TX
6-4
319
29
3
INTERNATIONAL
HOUSTON
6-5
248
24
2
NATIONAL
SAINT MARY'S
47
ROMICK, NIGEL
DL
THUNDER BAY,
ON
34
ROSE,
JONATHAN
DB
LEEDS, AL
6-2
195
22
0
INTERNATIONAL
NEBRASKA
21
SERMONS,
BRANDON
DB
BELLFLOWER, CA
5-11
195
24
1
INTERNATIONAL
UCLA
59
SILAS, JAKE
OL
PORTLAND, MI
6-7
315
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
BUFFALO
88
SINOPOLI,
BRAD
WR
PETERBOROUGH,
ON
6-4
215
28
5
NATIONAL
OTTAWA
4
SMITH, JAMILL
WR
MUNCIE, IN
5-6
155
25
2
INTERNATIONAL
BALL STATE
PLAYERS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
30
57
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PLAYERS
58
28
TAYLOR,
NICHOLAS
DB
HOLLYWOOD, FL
5-11
165
28
0
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
INTERNATIONAL
3
VAN, TRAVON
RB
SAN DIEGO, CA
5-11
205
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
MONTANA
33
WEST, DAN
DB
AJAX, ON
6-2
205
29
3
NATIONAL
BISHOP'S
91
WHITESIDE,
ASTON
DL
VERNON, TX
6-2
234
26
2
INTERNATIONAL
ABILENE
CHRISTIAN
80
WILLIAMS,
CHRIS
WR
RIO RANCHO, NM
5-9
155
28
3
INTERNATIONAL
NEW MEXICO
STATE
99
WILLIAMS,
CONNOR
DL
VANCOUVER, BC
6-3
278
24
2
NATIONAL
UTAH STATE
79
WRIGHT,
MARTIN
DL
MIAMI, FL
6-3
246
28
1
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
ATLANTIC
ROSTER (NUMERICAL)
#
NAME
POS
HOMETOWN
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
AGE
Yrs in
CFL
NATIONAL /
INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOL
1
BURRIS, HENRY
QB
SPIRO, OK
6-1
190
40
16
INTERNATIONAL
TEMPLE
2
ROBINSON,
JERMAINE
DB
PITTSBURGH, PA
6-3
205
27
2
INTERNATIONAL
TOLEDO
3
VAN, TRAVON
RB
SAN DIEGO, CA
5-11
205
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
MONTANA
4
SMITH, JAMILL
WR
MUNCIE, IN
5-6
155
25
2
INTERNATIONAL
BALL STATE
5
O'BRIEN,
DANNY
QB
ST. PAUL, MN
6-3
220
25
2
INTERNATIONAL
CATAWBA
6
PRUNEAU,
ANTOINE
LB
MONTREAL, QC
6-0
200
26
2
NATIONAL
MONTREAL
7
HARRIS,
TREVOR
QB
WALDO, OH
6-3
212
29
4
INTERNATIONAL
EDINBORO
HARTY, JAKE
WR
CALGARY, AB
6-2
210
25
1
NATIONAL
CALGARY
JACKSON,
ERNEST
WR
ROCHESTER, NY
6-2
220
29
4
INTERNATIONAL
BUFFALO
10
JACKSON,
MALIK
LB
DUNWOODY, GA
6-2
225
30
6
INTERNATIONAL
LOUISVILLE
13
PADEN, KHALIL
WR
GRANADA HILLS,
CA
6-2
180
26
2
INTERNATIONAL
NORTHERN
ARIZONA
14
KANNEH,
ABDUL
DB
LONDON,
ENGLAND
5-10
185
25
2
INTERNATIONAL
NEW MEXICO
HIGHLANDS
16
JENSEN,
BROCK
QB
WAUPACA, WI
6-3
225
25
1
INTERNATIONAL
NORTH DAKOTA
STATE
17
PFEFFER,
RONNIE
K/P
KITCHENER, ON
5-11
185
23
1
NATIONAL
WILFRID LAURIER
18
PIERZCHALSKI,
ALEX
WR
LONDON, ON
6-5
220
24
2
NATIONAL
TORONTO
19
CLAIBORNE,
IMOAN
DB
ALEXANDRIA, LA
5-10
193
23
0
INTERNATIONAL
NORTHWESTERN
20
HINDS, DAVID
LB
MIAMI, FL
6-2
234
26
2
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
ATLANTIC
21
SERMONS,
BRANDON
DB
BELLFLOWER, CA
5-11
195
24
1
INTERNATIONAL
UCLA
22
RICHARDS,
JEFF
DB
DEL CITY, OK
6-2
200
25
0
INTERNATIONAL
EMPORIA STATE
23
HIGHTOWER,
FORREST
DB
OAKLAND, CA
5-10
186
24
1
INTERNATIONAL
SAN JOSE STATE
24
GAVINS,
JERRELL
DB
MIAMI, FL
5-8
178
27
2
INTERNATIONAL
BOISE STATE
25
GILLANDERS,
BRENDAN
FB
ORLEANS, ON
5-11
211
25
2
NATIONAL
OTTAWA
27
LAFRANCE,
KIENAN
RB
WINNIPEG, MB
5-10
210
24
1
NATIONAL
MANITOBA
29
POWELL,
WILLIAM
RB
DUNCANVILLE,
TX
5-9
207
28
1
INTERNATIONAL
KANSAS STATE
30
MILO, CHRIS
K
MONTREAL, QC
5-11
205
29
5
NATIONAL
LAVAL
31
BOYETT, JOHN
DB
WOODLAND, CA
5-10
203
26
1
INTERNATIONAL
OREGON
33
WEST, DAN
DB
AJAX, ON
6-2
205
29
3
NATIONAL
BISHOP'S
34
ROSE,
JONATHAN
DB
LEEDS, AL
6-2
195
22
0
INTERNATIONAL
NEBRASKA
35
JACKSON,
KEVIN
LB
CYPRESS, TX
5-11
230
22
0
NATIONAL
SAM HOUSTON
STATE
37
MADU, MOSSIS
RB
NORMAN, OK
6-0
197
28
0
INTERNATIONAL
OKLAHOMA
39
CHARLAND,
MIKAËL
DB
GATINEAU, QC
6-4
216
24
0
NATIONAL
CONCORDIA
8
9
59
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PLAYERS
ROSTER (NUMERICAL)
60
39
MEDEIROS,
ZACKARY
K
ST. THOMAS, ON
5-11
206
26
NATIONAL
WESTERN
ONTARIO
41
GASCONNADON,
ARNAUD
DL
MONTREAL, QC
6-3
250
27
3
NATIONAL
LAVAL
UNIVERSITY
43
GOULETVEILLEUX,
OLIVIER
LB
SAINTE-FOY, QC
6-1
220
25
0
NATIONAL
SHERBROOKE
44
DOLL, TANNER
LB
ST. ALBERT, AB
6-0
45
MUNOZ,
DAMASO
221
25
0
NATIONAL
CALGARY
LB
MIAMI, FL
46
BOLDUC, JEANPHILIPPE
5-11
219
29
5
INTERNATIONAL
RUTGERS
DB
MONTREAL, QC
6-1
210
25
0
NATIONAL
LAVAL
47
ROMICK, NIGEL
DL
THUNDER BAY,
ON
6-5
248
24
2
NATIONAL
SAINT MARY'S
48
BEAULIEURICHARD,
JONATHAN
LB
TROIS-RIVIERES,
QC
6-1
215
27
3
NATIONAL
MONTREAL
49
LATTANZIO,
ETTORE
DL
OTTAWA, ON
6-0
252
25
1
NATIONAL
OTTAWA
50
MALCOLM,
KEVIN
LS
HAMILTON, ON
5-11
230
24
1
NATIONAL
MCMASTER
52
DE KONING,
BURTON
LB
FOLSOM, CA
6-1
235
23
0
INTERNATIONAL
CAL POLY
53
ALBRIGHT,
MATTHEW
OL
DARTMOUTH, NS
6-5
295
24
3
NATIONAL
ST. MARY'S
55
ROGERS,
SIRVINCENT
OL
JASPER, TX
6-4
319
29
3
INTERNATIONAL
HOUSTON
56
MATEAS, ALEX
OL
OTTAWA, ON
6-4
309
25
1
NATIONAL
CONNECTICUT
58
LAUZONSÉGUIN, JASON
OL
POINTE-CLAIRE,
QC
6-4
294
25
0
NATIONAL
LAVAL
59
SILAS, JAKE
OL
PORTLAND, MI
6-7
315
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
BUFFALO
63
GOTT, JON
OL
EDMONTON, AB
6-3
297
30
7
NATIONAL
BOISE STATE
64
DEANE,
J'MICHAEL
OL
HINTON, AB
6-5
312
29
5
NATIONAL
MICHIGAN STATE
65
BEARDY,
RANDY
OL
SARNIA, ON
6-5
295
22
0
NATIONAL
WINDSOR
66
MACMILLAN,
NOLAN
OL
ARNPRIOR, ON
6-6
294
25
2
NATIONAL
IOWA
68
DRAHEIM,
TOMMIE
OL
KENNEWICK, WA
6-4
309
27
1
INTERNATIONAL
SAN DIEGO STATE
79
WRIGHT,
MARTIN
DL
MIAMI, FL
6-3
246
28
1
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
ATLANTIC
80
WILLIAMS,
CHRIS
WR
RIO RANCHO, NM
5-9
155
28
3
INTERNATIONAL
NEW MEXICO
STATE
81
LAVOIE,
PATRICK
FB
SAINTE-FLAVIE,
QC
6-2
240
28
4
NATIONAL
LAVAL
82
ELLINGSON,
GREG
WR
TAMPA, FL
6-3
197
27
3
INTERNATIONAL
FLORIDA
INTERNATIONAL
83
MACDONELL,
SCOTT
WR
MONTREAL, QC
6-5
220
24
2
NATIONAL
QUEEN'S
84
HARRIS, JOHN
WR
DALLAS, TX
6-1
218
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
TEXAS
86
CRINER, JURON
WR
LAS VEGAS, NV
6-3
220
26
0
INTERNATIONAL
ARIZONA
87
ENCHILL,
PHILIP
WR
MONTREAL, QC
6-0
200
24
0
NATIONAL
MONTREAL
88
SINOPOLI,
BRAD
WR
PETERBOROUGH,
ON
6-4
215
28
5
NATIONAL
OTTAWA
ROSTER (NUMERICAL)
90
MARSHALL,
ANDREW
DL
NANOOSE BAY,
BC
6-3
240
25
2
NATIONAL
SIMON FRASER
91
WHITESIDE,
ASTON
DL
VERNON, TX
6-2
234
26
2
INTERNATIONAL
ABILENE
CHRISTIAN
92
EVANS, ZACK
DL
REGINA, SK
6-4
290
25
4
NATIONAL
REGINA THUNDER
94
ACREE, MATT
DL
SHAWNEE, KS
6-3
295
24
0
INTERNATIONAL
DRAKE
95
HOPKINS,
MOTON
DL
HOMESTEAD
AFB, FL
6-2
277
29
5
INTERNATIONAL
TULSA
97
MOORE, MIKE
DL
HYATTSVILLE, MD
6-4
269
23
0
INTERNATIONAL
VIRGINIA
99
WILLIAMS,
CONNOR
DL
VANCOUVER, BC
6-3
278
24
2
NATIONAL
UTAH STATE
61
MATTHEW
ACREE
DEFENSIVE LINE • INTERNATIONAL
94
BORN: 20/2/1992 | SHAWNEE, KS
COLLEGE:DRAKE
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'3, 295 LBS
CFL SEASONS: 1 / OTTAWA: 1
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, May 15, 2015
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
ACREE
Bio: Captained the Drake University Bulldogs (Des Moines, IO) football squad
in 2014, his senior season … Majored in biology … Received Drake Presidential
Scholarship
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MATTHEW
ALBRIGHT
OFFENSIVE LINE • NATIONAL
53
BORN: 9/14/1991 | DARTMOUTH, NS
COLLEGE: SAINT MARY’S
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6’5, 295 LBS
Acquired: Selected by Ottawa in the second round of the 2013 Expansion Draft
Bio: Has played in 14 games for the REDBLACKS during their first two seasons,
mostly at guard ... Capped his CIS playing days at Saint Mary’s in 2012 by being a
finalist for the Russ Jackson Award, which is presented to one football player who
also makes contributions to the community.
ALBRIGHT OTTAWA REDBLACKS
63
RANDY
BEARDY
65
BORN: 4/12/1994 | SARNIA, ON
COLLEGE: WINDSOR
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Selected in the fifth round (43rd overall) in the CFL Draft on May 10, 2016
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
BEARDY
Bio: Played four seasons in CIS with the Windsor Lancers ... First of the schoolrecord three picks from Windsor during the 2016 CFL Canadian College Draft ...
Chosen the team’s lineman of the year ... Majored in biochemistry ... Graduate of
Northern Collegiate in Sarnia.
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48
JONATHAN
BEAULIEU-RICHARD
LINEBACKER • NATIONAL
BORN: 10/10/1988 | TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QC
COLLEGE: MONTREAL
Acquired: Acquired September 2015.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2013
HAM
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2013
MTL
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2014
MTL
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
BEAULIEU-RICHARD OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Played in five games with the REDBLACKS in 2015, recording two special
teams tackles … Played a total of 12 games in 2013 and ‘14 with Hamilton and
Montreal after breaking into the league as undrated free agent ... Accumulated
180.5 tackles over five CIS seasons with the Carabins from 2008-12 … Named to
the RSEQ all-star team in 2012.
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JOHN
31
BOYETT
DEFENSIVE BACK • INTERNATIONAL
BORN: 12/20/1989 | WOODLAND, CA
COLLEGE: OREGON
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July 20, 2015.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
BOYETT
Bio: Played in four games for REDBLACKS in 2015, recording six tackles, two
special teams tackle and one interception … Was drafted by the Indianapolis
Colts in the sixth round (No. 192 overall) of the 2013 NFL draft and had stints with
the Colts and Denver Broncos … Missed final season at Oregon after underdoing
surgery on both patellar tendons … As a junior in 2011, made 108 tackles to help
the Ducks go 12-2 with a Pac-12 conference title and a Rose Bowl victory.
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Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
6
2
0
1
41
41
0
0
0
0
0
6
2
0
1
41
41
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
HENRY
BURRIS
QUARTERBACK • INTERNATIONAL
1
BORN: 6/4/1975 | SPIRO, OK
COLLEGE: TEMPLE
Acquired: Signed by REDBLACKS on
Feb. 4, 2014
Ranks third in all-time CFL regular
season passing yardage (60,957)
behind Anthony Calvillo (79,816) and
Damon Allen (72,381) and ahead of
Danny McManus (53,255) … Ranks
third in all-time CFL regular-season
touchdown passes (361) behind Calvillo
(455) and Allen (394) … Ranks third in
all-time CFL completions with 4,468,
behind Calvillo (5,892) and Allen
(5,158). Ricky Ray of Toronto ranks
fourth with 4,252 … Ranks ninth all-time
for average most passing yards per
game in career (210.9) … Ranks third
all-time in career passing attempts
(7,187) … Had 43 touchdown passes in
2012 with Hamilton, a career best. The
43 touchdowns in one season is the
fifth-highest total in CFL history (Doug
Flutie 48 in 1994 and 47 in 1997, Khari
Jones 46 in 2002, Flutie 44 in 1993
and Anthony Calvillo 43 in 2008) …
Has 205 career interceptions (seventh
all-time … six behind Matt Dunigan
and Ron Lancaster, nine behind Tom
Clements and 14 behind Calvillo) …
Among quarterbacks with a minimum
1,000 career passing attempts,
Burris ranks in top-10 in career pass
completion percentage (62.2 percent)
… Winner of two Grey Cups, both with
BURRIS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Named CFL’s Most Outstanding
Player after pacing the league with
5,693 passing yards and finishing
second with a 70.94% completion
percentage ... Directed the REDBLACKS
to the biggest single-season
improvement in CFL history (12-6 after
2-16 in 2014) and helped give OttawaGatineau a Grey Cup representative
for first time since 1981 ... Working
out of high-tempo offensive scheme,
set a CFL single-season record of 481
completions on 678 attempts, with 26
touchdown passes and 13 interceptions
... Completion percentage was second
in the league to Toronto’s Trevor Harris
(71.00%), who is now a teammate ...
Had 75 carries for 274 yards and seven
touchdowns ... Had career-high 504
passing yards against Montreal on Oct.
1, while setting CFL single-game record
with 45 completions, on 53 attempts
... One of only two quarterbacks, along
with Calgary’s Bo Levi Mitchell, to start
all 18 regular-season games ... Had
four-game interception-free streak
that began July 24 against Calgary
and was snapped Aug. 30 during win
against Saskatchewan ... On Oct. 24
in Winnipeg, completed a 15-yard
pass on his first attempt of the game
to become CFL’s third 60,000-yard
passer, joining legends Ron Lancaster
and Anthony Calvillo ... Named player
of the week after passing for 413 yards
in that last-minute 27-20 win ... Had 6
TD passes against Hamilton in Nov. 7
home win that clinched home field for
East Division final ... Passed for two
touchdowns in 26-20 Grey Cup loss to
Edmonton.
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BURRIS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
68
the Calgary Stampeders in 1998 and
2008 … Named MVP of the 2008 Grey
Cup, a 22-14 victory for Calgary over
Montreal in a game played at Olympic
Stadium (328 passing yards and 79
rushing yards) … Begins 2016 season
ranked 34th in all-time CFL regularseason rushing yardage (5,565) … … Is
third among quarterbacks alongside
Damon Allen (11,920) and Tracy Ham
(8,043) … Only Burris and Allen have
recorded over 50,000 passing yards
and 5,000 rushing yards in CFL history
… Led Hamilton to a 2013 Grey Cup
appearance … Beat Toronto in the East
Division final at Rogers Centre with a
remarkable second-half performance
… Completed 17 or 21 passes for 221
yards and a touchdown pass, all in the
second half during a 36-24 win over the
Argos …Won his 100th regular-season
game as a CFL starting quarterback, a
37-7 win over Winnipeg on November
2, 2013 … Had a standout year in 2012
with the Ticats: had 391 completions
on 604 attempts for 5,367 yards
and 43 touchdowns, all career highs.
The completion, passing yards and
touchdown totals became all-time
Hamilton records.
Ottawa is Burris’ fourth CFL city,
following Calgary (1997-1999; 20052011), Regina (2000; 2003-2004) and
Hamilton (2012-2013) … Also with Green
Bay Packers (2001), Chicago Bears
(2002) and Berlin Thunder (2003) in
NFL Europe … Played six games for
Chicago, completing 18 of 51 passes
for 207 yards with three TDs and five
INTs … Had 15 rushes for 104 yards with
the Bears … Played college football
at Temple University, while former
Ottawa Rough Riders head coach Steve
Goldman served as an assistant with the
Owls … Set 20 school passing records
during a four-year career at Temple …
Lives in Ottawa … He and wife Nicole
have two young sons: Armond and
Barron, who both play minor hockey
… Sons were born in Calgary … Both
Henry and Nicole Burris have applied
for Canadian citizenship … Nominee
for the Tom Pate Award twice … Wellknown for off-field approachability and
community work …
PASSING
Year
Team
Comp
Att
%
Yards
Long
TD
%
Ints
%
Rating
1998
CGY
5
11
45.5
83
26
0
0.0
1
9.1
33.5
1999
CGY
36
60
60.0
529
63
4
6.7
4
6.7
83.3
2000
SSK
308
576
53.5
4,647
81
30
5.2
25
4.3
79.6
2003
SSK
11
24
45.8
130
31
1
4.2
0
0.0
76.7
2004
SSK
322
544
59.2
4,267
70
23
4.2
18
3.3
84.4
100.1
CGY
265
435
60.9
4,290
70
23
5.3
12
2.8
CGY
305
537
56.8
4,453
74
23
4.3
18
3.4
84.3
2007
CGY
285
471
60.5
4,279
85
34
7.2
14
3.0
102.0
103.8
2008
CGY
381
591
64.5
5,093
85
39
6.6
14
2.4
2009
CGY
339
571
59.4
4,831
62
22
3.9
16
2.8
88.0
2010
CGY
370
559
66.2
4,945
100
38
6.8
20
3.6
101.9
2011
CGY
281
442
63.6
3,687
81
20
4.5
12
2.7
93.6
2012
HAM
391
604
64.7
5,367
95
43
7.1
18
3.0
104.4
2013
HAM
373
567
65.8
4,925
64
24
4.2
19
3.35
93.2
2014
OTT
315
517
60.9
3,728
60
11
2.1
14
2.71
78.7
2015
OTT
481
678
70.9
5703
84
26
3.8
13
1.92
101
4468
7187
62.2
60957
100
361
5
218
3.03
93.3
CAREER TOTAL
BURRIS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2005
2006
69
RUSHING
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
BURRIS
Year
70
Team
Att
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
1998
CGY
2
4
2.0
2
0
1999
CGY
13
81
6.2
16
0
2000
SSK
68
188
2.8
17
8
2003
SSK
2
16
8.0
9
0
2004
SSK
84
464
5.5
34
7
2005
CGY
82
513
6.3
31
9
2006
CGY
70
480
6.9
0
5
5
2007
CGY
84
623
7.4
0
2008
CGY
87
595
6.8
0
3
2009
CGY
105
552
5.3
30
11
2010
CGY
70
491
7.0
27
3
2011
CGY
51
385
7.5
34
4
2012
HAM
45
343
7.6
23
0
2013
HAM
46
298
6.5
19
0
2014
OTT
57
258
4.5
20
2
2015
OTT
75
274
3.7
14
7
941
5565
5.9
34
64
CAREER TOTAL
MIKAËL
CHARLAND 36
DEFENSIVE BACK • NATIONAL
BORN: 9/29/1991 | GATINEAU, QC
COLLEGE: CONCORDIA
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Selected in the second round (16th overall) in the CFL Draft on May 10, 2016
Bio: Invited to a NFL regional combine in Baltimore this winter … Recorded 200
tackles in 33 games over four seasons with the Concordia Stingers … Named CIS
second-team All-Canadian in 2015 after recording 46.5 tackles, three interceptions
and one fumble recovery … Also played for CEGEP de l’Outaouais Griffons.
CHARLAND OTTAWA REDBLACKS
71
IMOAN
CLAIBORNE
19
BORN: 7/20/1992 | ALEXANDRIA, LA
COLLEGE: NORTHWESTERN STATE
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on Feb. 29, 2016
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
CLAIBORNE
Bio: Attended the St. Louis Rams’ training camp in 2015 and spent the season on
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ practice squad … As a senior in 2014 at Northwestern,
was a Football Championship Subdivision All-American choice at cornerback after
making four interceptions and a team-high seven pass breakups … Four-year totals
of 103 tackles, six interceptions and 11 pass breakups in 37 games.
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JURON
CRINER
WIDE RECEIVER • INTERNATIONAL
86
BORN: 12/12/1989 | LAS VEGAS, NV
COLLEGE: ARIZONA
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on May 25, 2016.
Bio: Selected in the fifth round (168th overall) by the Oakland Raiders in the 2012
NFL Draft ... Recorded 19 receptions for 183 yards and one touchdown in 17 games
for the Raiders ... Spent 2014 on the New York Giants’ practice squad before being
released on Sept. 1, 2015 ... Played 50 games for Arizona from 2008-11, where he
was a teammate of NFL quarterback Nick Foles ... Recorded 209 catches for 2,859
yards and 32 touchdowns for Arizona ... Led the Pac-10 with 82 receptions for
1,233 yards in 2010.
CRINER OTTAWA REDBLACKS
73
BURTON
DE KONING
LINEBACKER • INTERNATIONAL
52
BORN: 8/25/1992 | FOLSOM, CA
COLLEGE: CAL POLY
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
DE KONING
Bio: Recorded 82 tackles, three sacks and four quarterback hurries as a senior
at Cal Poly in 2015 and was named the Mustangs’ defensive MVP ... Played two
seasons for the Football Championship Subdivision-level Mustangs ... Played in 22
games, mostly in a special teams role, for the Nevada WolfPack in 2012 and ‘13 ...
Hobbies include playing the drums.
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J’MICHAEL
DEANE
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN • NATIONAL
64
BORN: 5/4/1986 | HINTON, AB
COLLEGE: MICHIGAN STATE
Acquired: Selected by the Ottawa REDBLACKS in the second round (15th overall)
in the 2013 CFL Expansion Draft
Bio: Left guard on an offensive line that stayed intact for all 20 games and kept
Burris, the CFL Most Oustanding Player, healthy for all 20 … Has started all but one
game in REDBLACKS’ two seasons.
Spent 2013 with the Calgary Stampeders … Selected by Calgary in the third round
(21st overall) of the 2010 CFL Draft … Started all 13 games as a fifth-year senior
with Michigan State
DEANE OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Spent two summers playing for the Metro Toronto Wildcats in the Ontario Varsity
Football League (OVFL) / … Favourite all-time non-football athlete is Michael
Jordan … Would invite all four deceased grandparents if he could invite anybody
from past or present to dinner, along with a close friend … Likes the idea of
living in Arizona because it’s warm … Football highlight was winning the Big Ten
with Michigan State in 2010 … Funniest TV show of all-time: Real Husbands of
Hollywood … His baseball batting song: Chicken Fried by the Zac Brown Band …
His motivation phrase: “Domination!”
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TANNER
DOLL
44
BORN: 5/8/1990 | ST. ALBERT, AB
COLLEGE: CALGARY
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Drafted in the fourth round (28th overall) by the REDBLACKS in the
2015 CFL Draft … Signed with the REDBLACKS, Dec. 8, 2015.
Bio: After attending training camp with the REDBLACKS, rejoined perennial CIS
powerhouse Calgary Dinos. Led Dinos to an 8-0 regular season, making 26.5
tackles and three tackles for loss, with one interception and four pass break-ups in
eight games. Selected to the Canada West conference all-star team, as the Dinos
swept the three linebacker spots.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
DOLL
Had 48 total tackles in 10 games for the Calgary Dinos in 2014 … Added three
tackles for losses, one sack and one interception ... Had 12.5 total tackles in the
2013 Vanier Cup when Calgary made a valiant effort in a 25-14 loss to host Laval.
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High school athlete of the year in Grades 10 and 11 in St. Albert … Lived in China
for eight years in his younger days … His father, Garret, played football at the
University of Alberta and played linebacker for the Calgary Stampeders from
1985-87 … His mother, Anna-Lisa, competed on the national junior synchronized
swimming team.
TOMMIE
DRAHEIM
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN • INTERNATIONAL
68
BORN: 12/23/1988 | KENNEWICK, WA
COLLEGE: SAN DIEGO STATE
CFL SEASONS: 1
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on May 6, 2016
Bio: Started 13 regular-season games and the West Division semifinal at left
tackle for the BC Lions in 2015 ... Spent three seasons as a NFL practice squad
player with the Green Bay Packer, Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots,
Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs and Arizona Cardinals ... Three-year
starter at left tackle for SDSU who was an All-Mountain West selection ... Played in
35 games for the Aztecs.
DRAHEIM OTTAWA REDBLACKS
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GREG
ELLINGSON
82
BORN: 12/30/1988 | TAMPA, FL
COLLEGE: FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
ELLINGSON
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, February 11, 2015
Bio: Authored The Miracle on Bank Street with his 93-yard pass-and-run play
for the game-winning touchdown in the REDBLACKS’ 35-28 win against the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the East Division final on Nov. 22. Had career-high 186
yards that day. In regular season, had 69 receptions for 1,061 yards and 9 TD, all
career highs. Season-high 142 yards and 3 TD against Hamilton on Nov. 7, when
REDBLACKS won 44-28 to finish 12-6 and in first place in the East. ...Made a
huge first impression in first CFL game on June 28, 2013 for Hamilton at Toronto,
making six catches for 120 yards … Scored first CFL touchdown on July 27 vs.
Saskatchewan on a 37-yard pass from Henry Burris … Had five catches for 114 yards
in that game (32-20 loss) … Finished the season with team-best six touchdowns
and 800 receiving yards, good for third on squad … Seventh on Tiger-Cats in
receiving in 2014 with 32 receptions for 429 yards in just nine games ... Signed
by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2011 and released at the end of training camp …
Signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in May of 2012 and was released prior to
the opening of the regular season … Has also played in the Arena Football League
with the Tampa Bay Storm ... Five people, living or deceased, he would invite to a
dinner party: Mayer Rothschild, the Dalai Lama, Joe Kapp and Angelo Mosca (for a
rematch) and Henry Burris (“ha ha”) … Favourite non-football athlete of all time is
Muhammad Ali … Best road city in the CFL: Vancouver (“The city is great and the
seafood is unreal”) … “My greatest football memory is winning the first bowl game
in my school’s history (Florida International, a 34-32 win over Toledo at Ford Field
in Detroit in the 2010 Little Caesars Pizza Bowl). We came from behind and won in
the last seconds and I got my first football championship ring with it.” … Funniest
TV show of all time: Workaholics … Baseball intro music: “Till I Collapse” by Eminem
… “I really don’t have a motto. But I like to believe you should be different from who
you were yesterday. We need change, good or bad. It’s all a lesson to be learned.
Try new things, be open and live a little.” … Claims to be able to cook minute rice in
57 seconds
RECEIVING
Year
Team
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2013
HAM
52
800
15.4
39
6
2014
HAM
32
429
13.4
39
0
2015
OTT
69
1061
15.4
48
9
153
2290
15
48
15
CAREER TOTAL
78
No.
PHILIP
ENCHILL
WIDE RECEIVER • NATIONAL
87
BORN: 5/7/1991 | MONTREAL, QC
COLLEGE: MONTREAL
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Re-signed on Dec. 10, 2015
Bio: Attended the REDBLACKS’ 2015 training camp before rejoining the Carabins
... Helped lead Montreal a second consecutive RSEQ title and a Vanier Cup
appearance in 2015 ... In 2014, was an RSEQ all-star wide receiver and caught
a touchdown pass during Montreal’s Vanier Cup victory ... RSEQ all-star wide
receiver in 2014 ... Named RSEQ offensive player of the week in November 2014
after 104-yard effort in the Dunsmore Cup, when Montreal ended Laval’s streak of
11 consecutive conference titles.
ENCHILL OTTAWA REDBLACKS
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ZACK
92
EVANS
DEFENSIVE LINE • NATIONAL
BORN: 6/27/1990 | REGINA, SK
COLLEGE: REGINA THUNDER (JUNIOR)
Acquired: Selected in the third round of CFL Expansion Draft, Dec. 16. 2013
Bio: In 2014, started five games, including three consecutive starts Oct. 17 @
Hamilton, Oct. 24 vs. Montreal and Oct. 31 vs. Hamilton … Had 20 tackles and three
sacks … Had one tackle and one special teams tackle for the Roughriders in 2013
… Dressed in eight regular season games and the West semi-final for the Riders in
2012 … Played junior football for the Regina Thunder of the CJFL and was named
the league’s outstanding defensive player in 2011 and was named to the all-star
squad
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
EVANS
Credits his strength and vitality to Ukrainian dancing … Performed in 16 editions of
the Mosaic Festival, a celebration of cultures, in Regina
80
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
2012
SSK
2
0
0
0
2013
SSK
1
1
1
0
2014
OTT
20
3
0
2015
OTT
14
7
1
11
1
CAREER TOTAL
37
1
Ints
ARNAUD
GASCON-NADON
41
COLLEGE: LAVAL
CFL SEASONS: 3
Acquired: Signed a two-year contract on Feb. 10, 2016
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2013
HAM
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2014
HAM
4
9
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2015
HAM
2
11
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
20
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
GASCON-NADON OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Played in 16 games with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats last season, recording two
tackles and 11 special teams tackles … Was part of back-to-back East Division
championships in Hamilton in 2013 and ‘14 … Helped the Laval Rouge et Or reach
the Vanier Cup three seasons in a row, winning in 2010 and ‘12 … Began college
career in 2008 in Conference USA with the Rice Owls, where he was part of the
defensive-line rotation for a team that won had a school-record 10 wins, including
a victory in the Texas Bowl … Toronto Argonauts OL Scott Mitchell also started on
that Rice team.
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JERRELL
24
GAVINS
BORN: 10/24/1988 | MIAMI, FL
COLLEGE: BOISE STATE
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, November 29, 2013
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
GAVINS
Bio: Selected an East Division all-star at defensive back after recording 36 tackles
and four interceptions, with one returned for his first CFL touchdown ... Helped
the REDBLACKS tie for the CFL lead with 26 interceptions ... Was a bright spot
in a 30-24 road loss against Toronto on Aug. 23, picking off current REDBLACKS
quarterback Trevor Harris and returning the interception 29 yards for a TD ...
Season-high eight tackles against Winnipeg in home win at TD Place on Oct. 16 ...
Was sidelined for final two regular-season games, but came back for East Division
final on Nov. 22 before aggravating injury, which resulted in sitting out the Grey
Cup.
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Gavins dressed in three games for the Tampa Bay Storm of the Arena Football
League in 2013. He recorded 19 solo tackles and assisted on three others …
Attended the Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie mini-camp in 2013 … Had an excellent
rookie season with the REDBLACKS in 2014 … Started the first 16 games …
Recorded first CFL interception in season opener, July 3 at Winnipeg (Drew
Willy) … Recorded first CFL sack July 11 at Edmonton (Mike Reilly) … Had eight
defensive tackles and intercepted Willy for a second time, Oct. 3 vs. Winnipeg …
Registered 10 defensive tackles and a tackle for loss Oct. 17 at Hamilton … Ranked
third on the club with 60 defensive tackles … Played four seasons at Boise State,
starting 16-of-41 games, and finished his collegiate career with 103 tackles, seven
interceptions, and 14 pass breakups
If he weren’t from Florida, Gavins would choose to be from California for the
beaches and skateboarding … Kobe Bryant is his favourite non-football athlete of
all time … His favourite football memory is playing his first game at Boise State
with his mom watching from the stands. “I balled as usual.” … Says Martin is the
funniest TV show of all time … Baseball batting intro music would be I’m The
Realest by Trick Daddy … Personal motto: “You don’t suffer the consequences of
another man’s sin.” (from his girlfriend).
Year
Team
TKL
2014
OTT
60
0
1
2015
OTT
36
0
0
96
0
1
6
CAREER
TOTAL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2
67
65
0
1
0
0
0
4
29
29
1
1
0
0
0
96
65
1
2
0
0
0
BRENDAN
GILLANDERS
FULLBACK • NATIONAL
25
BORN: 11/27/1990 | ORLÉANS, ON
COLLEGE: OTTAWA
CFL SEASONS: 2
Acquired: Signed to two-year contract on Feb. 9, 2016
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2014
TOR
0
0
0
0
0
2015
TOR
1
11
11
11
0
1
11
11
11
0
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2014
TOR
0
0
0
0
0
2015
TOR
7
104
14.9
29
0
7
104
14.9
29
0
CAREER TOTAL
TD
RECEIVING
Year
CAREER TOTAL
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2014
TOR
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
TOR
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
GILLANDERS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Standout special teams player across first two seasons with Toronto Argonauts
prior to signing with his hometown REDBLACKS ... Compiled 14 special teams
tackles in 17 games in 2015 … Also rushed once for 11 yards and made seven
receptions for 104 yards … Played for the Ottawa Gee-Gees from 2009-13, where his
teammates included Ettore Lattanzio and Brad Sinopoli … Overcame a broken leg
suffered in the 2010 season opener to return to play in the Yates Cup … Led all CIS
running backs with 1,061 all-purpose yards in 2013 and was selected second-team
All-Canadian … Played high school football for Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School.
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JON
GOTT
63
BORN: 10/2/1985 | EDMONTON
COLLEGE: BOISE STATE
Acquired: Traded first overall pick of 2014 CFL Draft and rights to centre Marwan
Hage to Calgary in exchange for Gott and a conditional draft pick
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
GOTT
Bio: Made his first CFL all-star team, becoming one of the eight nationals on the
27-player squad ... His competition for the award was his former Calgary linemate,
Pierre Lavertu ... Fulcrum of a REDBLACKS O-line that was the engine for the
team to lead the CFL in passing yardage (5,806, 322.6/game) and rushing TD (18)
... Was also a divisional all-star for the second time in his career, but the first time
at centre ... Has not missed a start in two seasons with Ottawa.
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In 2014, Started at centre in 17 games … Made another start at left guard (Sept. 5
vs. BC) … Nominated as the REDBLACKS’ top offensive lineman for the 2014 CFL
Player Awards ... In 2013, saw action in 16 games for the Stampeders, including 14
starts at left guard and one at centre … Named a divisional all-star, the first such
designation of his career In 2012, Gott played in 17 regular-season games and
started at centre in 15 of those contests … Also started in all three playoff games
for the Stampeders that season: the West semi-final, the West final and the Grey
Cup … Attended Boise State and emerged as the go-to right guard in 2008 for
the Broncos … Part of an offensive line that allowed just six sacks in eight Western
Athletic Conference games
Had 64 tackles and two sacks in his senior year at high school in Lethbridge where
he played both offence and defence … An Ottawa fan-favourite, easily identifiable
by the trademark beard … During training camp 2014 at Carleton, a reporter from
Radio-Canada asked Gott if he could speak French. Gott’s reply : French? I can
barely speak English. »
OLIVIER
GOULET-VEILLEUX
43
BORN: 11/1/1990 | SAINTE-FOY, QC
COLLEGE: SHERBROOKE
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on June 15, 2016
GOULET-VEILLEUX OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Recorded 130 tackles (111 solo) over five seasons with Sherbrooke … Recorded
28.5 tackles, two interceptions, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in
2015 as a fifth-year senior for the Sherbrooke Vert et Or … Named Sherbrooke’s
best defensive player and outstanding leader … Studied pharmacology … Also
played for the CEGEP Beauce-Applaches Condors.
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JOHN
HARRIS
84
BORN: 11/11/ 1991 | DALLAS, TX
COLLEGE: TEXAS
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on May 25, 2016
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
HARRIS
Bio: Played for the Brooklyn Bolts of the Fall Experimental Football League
(FXFL) in 2015 after stints in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta
Falcons ... Played 36 games for the Texas Longhorns, with all 13 starts coming as
a fifth-year senior in 2014 ... Was UT’s leading receiver in 2014 with 68 receptions
for 1,051 yards and seven touchdowns ... Was selected second-team All-Big 12 and
was included on a watch list for the Biletnikoff Award, which is presented to the
outstanding receiver in the NCAA.
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TREVOR
7
HARRIS
BORN: 5/31/1986 | WALDO, OH
COLLEGE: EDINBORO
CFL SEASONS: 4
Acquired: Signed a two-year contract on Feb. 9, 2016
Bio: Blossomed in his first season a starting quarterback in the CFL with the
Toronto Argonauts in 2015, passing for 4,354 yards and leading the league in
touchdown passes (33) and completion percentage (71.0%) … His completion
percentage was the fourth-highest in league history over a single season … Part
of Argonauts’ 2012 Grey Cup champion team … Has spent time in NFL camps with
the Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars … At Edinboro (Pa.) University, was a
four-year starter who passed for 11,899 yards and 100 touchdowns … Was twice a
finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy, the player of the year award in NCAA Division II
… Passed for 630 yards in his final game at Edinboro in 2009.
Year
Team
Comp
Att
%
Yards
Long
TD
%
Ints
%
2012
TOR
8
19
42.1
80
21
0
0
0
0
Rating
54.7
2013
TOR
9
15
60
176
55
1
6.7
0
0
123.2
2014
TOR
42
60
70
449
36
2
3.3
1
1.67
95.8
2015
TOR
382
538
71
98
57
33
6.1
19
3.53
100.7
CAREER TOTAL
441
632
69.8
5059
57
36
5.7
20
3.16
99.4
RUSHING
Year
Team
Att
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2012
TOR
0
0
0
0
0
2013
TOR
3
12
4
10
0
2014
TOR
5
22
4.4
11
0
2015
TOR
47
212
4.5
16
1
55
246
4.5
16
1
CAREER TOTAL
HARRIS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PASSING
87
JAKE
8
HARTY
BORN: 1/2/1991 | CALGARY, AB
COLLEGE: CALGARY
Acquired: Drafted in the second round (10th overall) by the REDBLACKS in the
2015 CFL Draft … Signed with the REDBLACKS, May 22, 2015
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
HARTY
Bio: Activated for final two regular-season games and played special teams during
the two wins against Hamilton that sealed home-field advantage for the East
Division final ... In the Grey Cup, forced a fumble on special teams that Pruneau
recovered, which led to an Ernest Jackson touchdown.
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In final season with Calgary Dinos, helped his quarterback, Andrew Buckley, win
the Hec Crighton Trophy as Canada’s top player ... Fifth in conference in receiving
(77.3 yards/game) and all-purpose yardage (128.0/game) ... Had 33 catches for
355 yards and three touchdowns in 2012 … Had 23 catches for 274 yards and
a touchdown in the conference playoffs, including 15 catches vs. Regina in the
conference championship … Set a school record with a 110-yard kickoff return
touchdown during a game vs. Manitoba … Had 1,279 all-purpose yards, ranking
second in the conference (nearly 160 yards/game) … In 2011, had 26 catches for
362 yards and four touchdowns … Had an 88-yard kickoff return for a touchdown
vs. Manitoba
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER TOTAL
TD
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
FORREST
HIGHTOWER
23
BORN: 3/15/1992 | OAKLAND, CA
COLLEGE: SAN JOSÉ STATE
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, April 30, 2015
Bio: Nominated as the team’s rookie of the year for the 2015 CFL Player Awards ...
Finished the regular season strongly by drawing into the lineup at defensive back
and recorded 15 tackles and one sack over six games ... Notched his first CFL sack
against Montreal on Oct. 1 at TD Place, lassoing Rakeem Cato for a three-yard loss
... Made a touchdown-saving tackle on Winnipeg’s Cameron Marshall after a 50yard pass-and-run play during the REDBLACKS’ 27-20 road win at Investors Group
Field on Oct. 24.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
15
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
HIGHTOWER OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Spent five seasons with the San José State Spartans … Made 16 starts in 47 career
games ... Played safety, cornerback, nickelback in passing situations and as a kick
returner … Had 126 total tackles in career, along with 4.5 tackles for losses, one sack,
three interceptions and nine pass deflections … Added eight kickoff returns for 235
yards … Had a career-high 47-yard kickoff return in 2012 against Louisiana Tech.
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DAVID
20
HINDS
BORN: 2/25/1990 | MIAMI, FL
COLLEGE: FLORIDA ATLANTIC
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, September 15, 2014
Bio: Played in 14 games for REDBLACKS, registering 40 tackles and two sacks,
plus four special teams tackles ... Became starter on Sept. 26 after Malik Jackson
was lost with a fractured forearm ... Both sacks, interestingly enough, came in
the fourth quarter of divisional road wins ... Took down Brandon Bridge during
20-16 win against Montreal on June 25, the team’s first road victory ... Sacked Jeff
Mathews with fewer than five minutes to go in 12-6 win against Hamilton on Nov. 1.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
HINDS
In 2014, played two games for REDBLACKS and was credited with six tackles
... Has been under contract with the Tennessee Titans and Miami Dolphins …
Released by Dolphins during final cutdown in 2013.
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Played from 2009-2012 at Florida Atlantic … had 238 career tackles, four sacks,
three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries … Started all 12 games in his
senior year; had 80 tackles, 6.5 tackles for losses, one sack, two forced fumbles
and two fumble recoveries … Played football, basketball and competed in track at
Edison High in Miami
Played football, basketball and competed in track at Edison High in Miami …
Born in Kingston, Jamaica … Parents are also from Jamaica … Considers Floyd
Mayweather as his all-time favourite non-football athlete … Would invite Jesus,
Kevin Hart, Bill Gates, Ray Lewis and his father to a dinner party … Would like to
live in New York City (“I’m all about the big time!”) … Baseball batting intro music:
Worst Behaviour by Drake.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
2014
OTT
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
40
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
46
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
TD
MOTON
95
HOPKINS
BORN: 11/20/1986 | HOMESTEAD, FL
COLLEGE: TULSA
Acquired: Selected in the first round of CFL Expansion Draft, Dec. 16, 2013 / …
Signed a two-year contract extension, February 25, 2015
Bio: Played in 17 games and had career highs with 25 tackles and 5 sacks, along
with one interception and one forced fumble ... The interception in the season
opener on June 25 at Montreal set up the REDBLACKS’ first points of the season
... Had two sacks in Aug. 30 home win against Saskatchewan, the same day that
the REDBLACKS’ defensive linemen all wore No. 89 during pregame warmups to
honour position coach Leroy Blugh for his selection to the Canadian Football Hall
of Fame ... Made three tackles in the East Division final victory against Hamilton at
TD Place on Nov. 22.
Active in the community … Creates awareness and support for individuals with
autism and special needs …. His brother, Matthew, has Autism … Graduated with
a Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing … Also competed in track and field,
powerlifting and basketball in high school … Texas state champion in powerlifting
in the 242 lb. weight class in his senior year, setting two state records
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
2010
WPG
7
0
1
1
36
36
1
1
0
0
TD
0
2011
MTL
17
0
4
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2013
MTL
15
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
0
2014
OTT
13
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
4
4
0
2015
OTT
25
0
5
1
5
5
0
1
0
0
0
77
1
12
2
41
36
1
4
8
4
0
CAREER
TOTAL
HOPKINS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Appeared in seven games with REDBLACKS during inaugural season, started five
games … Finished season with 13 tackles, one sack, one fumble recovery and one
tackle for loss … The tackle for loss, Sept. 5 vs. BC, resulted in a safety ... Began
CFL career in 2010 with Winnipeg … Signed as free agent in 2010 by Bombers
… Signed by Montreal in July 2011 … Spent three seasons with the Alouettes, but
did not play in 2012 due to a blood clot … Recorded two sacks in his first game
with Alouettes in 2011 … Registered 15 tackles, one special teams tackle and one
sack with Montreal in 2013 … Had season-high six tackles Nov. 10 vs. Hamilton …
Two-time Conference USA second-team selection with Tulsa … Finished collegiate
career with 216 tackles … Did not miss a game at Tulsa and started 37 straight
games
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ERNEST
9
JACKSON
BORN: 10/9/1986 | ROCHESTER, NY
COLLEGE: BUFFALO
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
JACKSON
Bio: Topped 1,000 receiving yards for first time in his career, tallying 84 receptions
for 1,036 yards and five touchdowns ... Finished ninth in the CFL in receiving for
the second season in a row ... Had a season-long 55-yard catch against Toronto
on Aug. 23 ... Had two 100-yard games ... Scored touchdown in first quarter of the
2015 Grey Cup on a seven-yard pass from Burris ... Had nine catches for 95 yards
during the playoffs, second to Ellingson's 211 yards.
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Started two games for the Lions in 2013, his second CFL season … Had four
catches for 32 yards … Had three touchdowns with 27 catches and 347 yards
in 2012, his rookie CFL season … Had four catches and 87 yards in his first CFL
game, Aug. 6 vs. Toronto … Scored first CFL receiving touchdown on Sept. 8 vs.
Montreal … Rushed for 86 yards on eight attempts and had a touchdown in rookie
campaign … Touchdown took place on Aug. 19 vs. Saskatchewan, a 15-yard run ...
In 2014, was CFL's ninth-leading receiver with 49 receptions for 813 yards and
three touchdowns ... Set the league's single-game high for '14 with 195 receiving
yards against the REDBLACKS, his current team, on Oct. 11 at B.C. Place ... Named
October's CFL Offensive Player of the Month
Had 116 catches for 1,403 yards for the University of Buffalo … Scored 11 career
touchdowns … Returned 15 kicks for 341 yards and a touchdown.
Works as a teaching assistant and support professional during the off-season in
Rochester … Likes the music of Jagged Edge.
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2012
BC
27
347
12.9
50
1
2013
BC
4
32
8
18
0
2014
BC
49
813
16.6
65
3
2015
OTT
84
1026
12.2
55
5
164
2218
13.5
65
9
TD
CAREER TOTAL
TD
RUSHING
Year
Team
Att
Yards
Avg
Long
2012
BC
8
86
10.8
29
1
2014
BC
3
16
5.3
10
0
2015
OTT
2
21
10.5
12
0
13
123
9.5
29
1
CAREER TOTAL
KEVIN
JACKSON
35
BORN: 11/23/1993 | CYPRESS, TX
COLLEGE: SAM HOUSTON STATE
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Selected in the fourth round (34th overall) in the CFL Draft on
May 10, 2016
Bio: Lived in British Columbia for the first 12 years of his life before his family resettled in Cypress, TX … Lone linebacker at the Toronto regional combine selected
for the national combine after bench-pressing 225 pounds 24 times – the most
of any non-lineman – and posting a 4.75-second 40-yard dash … Three-year
letterman for SHSU, where he majored in forensic chemistry.
JACKSON OTTAWA REDBLACKS
93
MALIK
10
JACKSON
BORN: 6/10/1985 | DUNWOODY, GA
COLLEGE: LOUISVILLE
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
JACKSON
94
Bio: Competed in 10 games after missing all of 2014 season ... Solidified second level
of REDBLACKS defence with 17 defensive tackles, including two sacks, from middle linebacker position ... Also had eight special teams tackles ... Suffered fractured
forearm against Saskatchewan on Sept. 19. ... Played five seasons for the Calgary
Stampeders prior to signing with the REDBLACKS … Accumulated 217 tackles and
26 special teams tackles in five seasons … Added 11 sacks, two interceptions, seven
fumble recoveries, including two fumble recovery touchdowns … Had an outstanding
rookie season in 2009, with 65 tackles (team leader), eight special teams tackles
and three sacks, earning Calgary’s nomination as the team’s rookie of the year … Had
first two CFL sacks on July 17, 2009 vs. Toronto … Followed in 2010 with 59 tackles,
seven special teams tackles, five sacks, one interception, three fumble recoveries,
including one for a touchdown … Scored first CFL touchdown on July 1, 2010 on a 41yard fumble recovery and return vs. Toronto … Had first CFL interception on Oct. 10,
2010 vs. Montreal … Had eight tackles in 2012 Grey Cup game vs. Toronto … Recorded
on the same play a sack, forced fumble, fumble recovery and touchdown on Oct.
26, 2012 vs. BC. ... Started 21 games at linebacker in final two seasons at Louisville …
Played four seasons at Louisville … Had 138 tackles, 10 sacks, four fumble recoveries,
two forced fumbles and one interception in his college career. ... Played defensive
back in high school … Had 93 tackles and four forced fumbles in his senior high school
season, earning All-Region honours.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2009
CGY
65
8
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2010
CGY
59
7
6
1
0
0
0
3
41
41
1
2011
CGY
31
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
23
0
0
2012
CGY
49
10
3
1
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
2013
CGY
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2015
OTT
17
8
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
224
34
14
2
0
0
2
8
64
41
2
CAREER
TOTAL
BROCK
JENSEN
16
BORN: 9/19/1990 | WAUPACA, WI
COLLEGE: NORTH DAKOTA STATE
Bio: Spent entire season on roster as No. 4 quarterback behind Burris, Thomas
DeMarco and O’Brien. Did not see any regular-season action
Signed with the Miami Dolphins in May 2014 and was released in June … Re-signed
with Miami on Aug. 5 and was released Aug. 11 … Signed with Omaha Mammoths
of Fall Experimental Football League
Led his high school team in Waupaca, WI to a Division III state championship,
going 14-0 in 2008 … Completed 107 of 174 passes for 1,602 yards, 21 TDs and
seven interceptions … Also rushed 209 times for 1,151 yards and 19 TDs.
JENSEN OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Stellar collegiate career with the North Dakota State Bisons, where his backup
in his final two seasons, 2012 and ‘13, was Carson Wentz, whom the Philadelphia
Eagles chose No. 2 overall in the NFL draft in April ... Highlights at NDSU included
a Football Championship Subdivision record 48 career wins, a 24-game win streak
to end his collegiate career and three consecutive FCS championships ... Fourth in
voting for the 2013 Walter Payton Award as the most outstanding player in the FCS
95
ABDUL
14
KANNEH
BORN: 9/9/1990 | LONDON, EN
COLLEGE: NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
KANNEH
Acquired: Signed as a free agent; April 29, 2014
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Bio: Earned East Division all-star recognition at cornerback after tying for second
in the CFL with six interceptions, which helped the REDBLACKS also tie for the
league lead with 26 INT ... Recorded 57 tackles, two special teams tackles, two
sacks and four forced fumbles ...Intercepted a pass against Hamilton on Nov. 1,
when the REDBLACKS prevailed 12-6 to take over the East lead ... In the return
game on Nov. 7, sacked Tiger-Cats quarterback Jeremiah Masoli during the second
half to help REDBLACKS pull away for a 44-28 win that clinched home-field for
the East final ... Due to injuries, shifted to halfback for the Grey Cup on Nov. 29
... Made a team-high five tackles, which was overshadowed by his 28-yard pass
interference penalty on all-star receiver Adarius Bowman during Edmonton’s late
go-ahead touchdown drive
Made CFL debut August 29, 2014 at Montreal and recorded four tackles … Had
season-high seven tackles on Sept. 21 at Saskatchewan … Recorded first CFL
interception Sept. 26 vs. Montreal (Crompton) … Had second interception, also
against Montreal, on Oct. 24 at TD Place.
Spent two seasons at New Mexico Highlands … Had 107 career tackles and nine INTs
and returned four for TDs … Had 21 kickoff returns for 425 yards and two TDs … Had
13 punt returns for 215 yards … Played for Orlando Predators of Arena League.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
2014
OTT
29
0
0
3
32
32
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
57
2
2
6
51
23
0
3
10
10
0
86
2
2
9
83
32
0
3
10
10
0
CAREER
TOTAL
TD
KIENAN
LAFRANCE
RUNNING BACK • NATIONAL
27
BORN: 5/16/1991 | WINNIPEG, MB
COLLEGE: MANITOBA
Acquired: Selected in the sixth round (46th overall) of the 2015 CFL Draft; Signed
by REDBLACKS May 25, 2015
Bio: As a rookie, dressed for 16 of the REDBLACKS’ 18 regular-season games and
filled a niche as a national player and reserve running back ... Had six rushes for 17
yards, two receptions for one yard and returned three kickoffs an average of 22.7
yards ... Made one special teams tackle ... Despite the Grey Cup loss, had the thrill
of playing in a championship game that was not only in his hometown but in his
former home stadium, as he starred in CIS with the Manitoba Bisons.
RUSHING
Year
Team
Att
Yards
Avg
Long
2015
OTT
6
17
2.8
8
0
6
17
2.8
8
0
CAREER TOTAL
TD
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2015
OTT
2
1
0.5
1
0
2
1
0.5
1
0
CAREER TOTAL
KICK RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2015
OTT
3
68
22.7
26
0
3
68
22.7
26
0
CAREER TOTAL
LAFRANCE OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Ranked fourth in CIS in rushing in 2014 with 765 yards, helping Manitoba win the
Canada West conference for the first time since ‘07 … Averaged 98.1 yards per
game in seven games … Averaged 5.9 yards per carry … Also thrived as a receiver,
hauling in 26 passes for 259 yards … Had 10 catches for 100 yards on Oct. 4, 2014
at Alberta … Had 1,058 all-purpose yards.
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ETTORE
LATTANZIO 49
BORN: 12/27/1990 | OTTAWA, ON
COLLEGE: OTTAWA
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July 6, 2015
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
LATTANZIO
Bio: The second Ottawa Gee-Gees product (after Sinopoli) to play for the
REDBLACKS … Played in nine games in 2015 and recorded two tackles, one sack
and one forced fumble … Graduated cum laude in classical studies from Ottawa …
… Won the J.P. Metras Trophy in 2014 as the top down lineman in CIS and was twotime first-team all-Canadian at defensive tackle with the Gee-Gees … Led OUA
conference with 10 sacks in 2013, also tying the school record
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Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
JASON
LAUZON-SÉGUIN
58
BORN: 11/27/1990 | POINTE-CLAIRE, QC
COLLEGE: LAVAL
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Selected in the first round (seventh overall) in the CFL Draft on May 10, 2016
Bio: Voted CIS All-Canadian at guard in 2015 ... Selected RSEQ conference all-star
at guard in both of his seasons with Laval, where he majored in social studies ...
Came of age as a football player as a member of the Collège Valleyfield Noir et Or
... Grew up in St-Eugene, ON, near Hawkesbury.
LAUZON-SÉGUIN OTTAWA REDBLACKS
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PATRICK
LAVOIE
FULLBACK • NATIONAL
81
BORN: 10/19/1987 | SAINT-FLAVIE, QC
COLLEGE: LAVAL
Acquired: Selected in the second round of the 2013 CFL Expansion Draft; Dec. 16, 2013
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
LAVOIE
Bio: Started in 17 games as the REDBLACKS' fullback … Had 16 receptions for 140
yards and two touchdowns … Scored his first TD for the REDBLACKS on an 11-yard
pass from Burris during a 26-23 win against Montreal – his former team – on Aug.
7 at TD Place ... His six-yard scoring grab put the REDBLACKS ahead to stay in the
44-28 win against Hamilton on Nov. 7 that clinched home-field advantage for the East
Division final ... Scored first touchdown of the Grey Cup on a three-yard pass from
Burris, and finished game with three receptions for 24 yards.
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Drafted 11th overall by the Montréal Alouettes in the 2012 CFL Draft … Four of first 12
CFL catches were for touchdowns, including a last-minute game-winner in a 33-32 win
over Calgary on July 13, 2012 at Molson Stadium, on a third-and-goal from the three
play … Lavoie caught Anthony Calvillo’s pass with less than 20 seconds remaining
… Named Montreal’s top rookie of 2012 … Had six catches in a game Sept. 8, 2012 in
Vancouver, a career high … Finished season with 33 catches for 307 yards and four
touchdowns … Despite missing a large portion of the 2013 campaign due to injury
(back, hamstring), Lavoie finished the season top five in special teams tackles (8) ...
Made 19 receptions for 228 yards during REDBLACKS' inaugural 2014 season ... Had a
career-high five catches for 70 yards on Oct. 24 against Montreal, including a 38-yard
catch on a pass from Brett Maher on a fake punt. ... Has two Vanier Cup championship
rings from 2008 and 2010 with the Laval Rouge et Or … In 25 games and four seasons
with Laval, caught 30 passes for 374 yards with nine TDs … Favourite non-football
athlete of all-time is Georges St-Pierre
Favourite road CFL city is Vancouver because of the weather … Dinner party invitees
: Martin Luther King Jr., his grandmother, René Levesque, Barrack Obama and Vince
Lombardi … If he weren’t from the Gaspé, he could see himself being from California
because of the weather and the beaches … Favourite football memory is winning the
2010 Vanier Cup … Funniest TV show of all-time : Les Simpson … Baseball batting intro
music: Thunderstruck by AC/DC … Hopes to become a firefighter after football
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2012
MTL
33
307
9.3
28
4
2013
MTL
6
46
7.7
14
0
2014
OTT
19
228
12
38
0
2015
OTT
16
140
8.8
26
2
74
721
9.7
38
6
CAREER TOTAL
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
2012
MTL
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2013
MTL
1
8
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2014
OTT
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
18
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
TD
LAVOIE OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Year
101
SCOTT
MACDONELL 83
COLLEGE: QUEEN’S
Acquired: Selected in the 2nd round (13th overall), of the 2014 CFL draft.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
MACDONELL
Bio: Played in all 18 REDBLACKS regular-season games as a valuable depth player,
working on special teams and as backup to Sinopoli at inside receiver ... Made
two receptions for 26 yards ... Had two receptions for 11 yards in East Division final
victory against Hamilton ... Each catch contributed to a scoring drive.
Made 13 catches for 181 yards and one touchdown in the second half of
REDBLACKS' inaugural 2014 season ... Made irst CFL catch Sept. 26, 2014 vs.
Montreal … Had four catches in the game for 46 yards … Caught three passes for 73
yards on Oct. 24 vs. Montreal, including a 58-yard catch-and-run down the south
sideline (pass from Danny O’Brien) for the first touchdown of his CFL career.
Macdonell established himself as a top OUA wideout in 2013 setting new personal
bests in receptions (30), receiving yards (441) and touchdowns (4). He then added
eight receptions for 167 yards and a touchdown in two playoff games
Consider Bo Jackson as his all-time favourite athlete … Favourite CFL road city is
Vancouver (“Do I really need a reason?”) … Would invite five deceased members
of his family to dinner: both grandfathers, a great aunt, grandmere and his sister
Allison (“Just to hear what they think of my career thus far.”) … Says if he weren’t
from Montreal, he’d choose California as a place to live (“My buddy works for
Google there and he’s gotten so much cooler since being there.”) … Favourite
football memory is the Andover Game of 2009, a rivalry game between Phillips
Academy of Andover, MA and Phillips Exeter Academy of Exeter, MA. Had two
interceptions and a fumble recovery to help Exeter to victory … Funniest TV show
of all time: Seinfeld … Baseball batting intro music: Wild Thing by The Troggs …
Personal motto: He who does not work does not eat … Claims to be an avid birder.
“If anybody has some good spots to see some quality warblers, just let me know …
Has a major in Finance…He wasn’t originally invited to the CFL Combine, but was
added after competing at the Regional in Toronto
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2014
OTT
13
181
13.9
58
1
2015
OTT
2
26
13
19
0
15
207
13.8
58
1
CAREER TOTAL
102
TD
NOLAN
MACMILLAN
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN • NATIONAL
66
BORN: 12/21/1990 | ARNPRIOR, ON
COLLEGE: IOWA
Acquired: Selected in the first round of 2013 CFL Draft, ninth overall, becoming
the first ever draft pick by the REDBLACKS.
Bio: Extended streak of consecutive starts to 36 games, manning right guard on
a REDBLACKS offensive line that stayed intact for the entire season … provided
pass protection that aided Henry Burris in passing for career-high 5,693 yards.
Saw limited action with the Iowa Hawkeyes in 2013 while recovering from injury …
Earned three varsity letters over the course of his collegiate career
MACMILLAN OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Favourite all-time non-football athlete: John Daly … Favourite CFL road city is his
hometown, Toronto … An Ottawa Valley native; born in Arnprior … Winning the
Metro Bowl in 2007 for St. Michael’s in Toronto is his favourite football memory
… Funniest TV show of all-time: Seinfeld … Baseball batting intro music: Down
By the River, by Neil Young … Personal motto: Luck is when preparation meets
opportunity – Seneca … Lived in Renfrew … Honour roll student at The Hun School
of Princeton in New Jersey … Lettered in swimming and track at St. Michael’s
College School in Toronto … Studies include philosophy and pre-law major
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KEVIN
50
MALCOLM
LONG SNAPPER • NATIONAL
BORN: 7/15/91 | HAMILTON, ON
COLLEGE: MCMASTER
Acquired: Chosen by the REDBLACKS with the 65th and final pick of the 2014
CFL Draft … Signed to a contract Jan. 8, 2015.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
MALCOLM
Bio: Rookie long snapper appeared in all 18 REDBLACKS games, bringing a stable
element to the developing special teams units ... Credited with two special teams
tackles ... Made his first tackle during REDBLACKS home opener at TD Place on
July 4, bringing down B.C.’s Alexander Tillman on a punt return ...
Tackled Toronto’s Diontae Spencer on punt return during Aug. 23 game at the
Rogers Centre.
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Spent four seasons with the Marauders, serving as a long snapper … Was with
McMaster for three Vanier Cup appearances, including a win against Laval in 2011.
Lists Wayne Gretzky as his favourite non-football athlete of all time … Favourite
CFL road city is Hamilton … Dinner invitees: J.R.R. Tolkien, Chris Hadfield, Georges
St-Pierre, Liam Neeson and Johnny Depp … Likes the idea of living in B.C.
sometime in the future … Favourite football memory is winning the Vanier Cup in
2011 (41-38 over Laval) … Funniest TV show of all time: Seinfeld … Baseball batting
intro song: Tsunami by DVBBS & Borgeous … Personal motto: Burn the boats.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
ANDREW
MARSHALL
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN • NATIONAL
90
BORN: 6/22/1990 | NANOOSE BAY, BC
COLLEGE: SIMON FRASER
Acquired: Third round, CFL Expansion Draft, Dec. 13, 2013.
Bio: Recorded three tackles, six special teams tackles and one sack while dressing
in 14 of the REDBLACKS’ 18 regular-season games ... Recorded his first CFL
sack on July 9 against Edmonton, dropping Jordan Lynch for an eight-yard loss
... Made a saving tackle on kickoff coverage to keep Winnipeg’s Ian Wild from
breaking free during the second quarter of Ottawa’s 27-20 win at Investors Group
Field on Oct. 24.
Made 52 tackles and nine sacks in nine games with SFU in his senior year (2012)
Located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, Marshall’s home town,
Nanoose Bay, is known as a popular destination for clam diggers, golfers and
torpedo testing
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
2013
BC
0
0
0
0
2014
OTT
5
11
1
0
2015
OTT
3
6
1
0
8
17
2
0
CAREER TOTAL
MARSHALL OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Signed as a free agent by Calgary on Apr. 25, 2013. Released after training camp.
Added to BC roster Aug. 26, 2013 … In his 2014 rookie campaign, Recorded five
tackles, 11 special teams tackles and one sack … Dressed in each of the team’s
18 games … Forced a fumble defending the goal line on Aug. 29 at Montreal
(Brandon Whittaker) ... Also had one defensive tackle and three special teams
tackles in the game at Montreal … Registered first CFL sack on Oct. 3 vs. Winnipeg
at TD Place (Drew Willy).
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ALEX
MATEAS
56
BORN: 4/28/1991 | OTTAWA, ON
COLLEGE: CONNECTICUT
Acquired: Chosen in the first round, first overall, in the 2015 CFL Draft … Signed by
the REDBLACKS, May 22, 2015.
Bio: Eased into pro game while re-adapting to Canadian football after five
seasons in the NCAA, serving as a valuable reverse on one of the league’s best
offensive lines.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
MATEAS
Started 29 games over a three-year career at Connecticut, including consecutive
seasons of 12 starts for UConn in 2013 and 2014 … Entered the NCAA with
Penn State in 2010 and was redshirted during the rookie season before
transferring to UConn.
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Played soccer at Lansdowne in his younger days … Attended Merivale High School
and played for the Marauders … Also played junior football for the Ottawa Sooners
… “The opportunity to represent my home city and play football on the same field
that I used to play soccer on as a kid is surreal,” said Mateas on draft day in 2015.
“I look forward to contributing any way possible to the team and to bring a Grey
Cup back to Ottawa … First words he said after stepping onto the turf at TD Place
on draft night: “I can’t wait.”
CHRISTOPHER
30
MILO
KICKER • NATIONAL
COLLEGE: LAVAL
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on July 31, 2015.
Bio: Solidified the kicking game by making 32-of-36 convert attempts and 31-of34 of field goal attempts while playing 13 games for the REDBLACKS in 2015 …
Played four-plus seasons for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, where he earned a
Grey Cup ring in 2013 … As a rookie in 2011, was credited with a 108-yard punt,
tying the record for the longest punt ever kicked in professional football … Twotime Vanier Cup champion and two-time All-Canadian with the Laval Rouge et Or.
KICKING & PUNTING
Team
XPM
XPA
FGM
FGA
Long
Pct.
No.
Yards
Avg.
Long
Pts
2011
SSK
23
23
22
26
49
84.6
79
3410
43.2
108
94
2012
SSK
16
16
11
17
50
64.7
79
3499
44.3
73
61
2013
SSK
46
46
46
52
50
88.5
0
0
0
0
186
2014
SSK
34
34
30
42
48
71.4
43
1912
44.5
65
129
2015
SSK
2
2
1
2
19
50
0
0
0
0
5
2015
OTT
CAREER
TOTAL
32
36
31
34
49
91.2
14
532
38
56
126
153
157
141
173
50
81.5
215
9353
43.5
108
601
MILO OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Year
107
MIKE
MOORE
97
BORN: 9/25/1993 | HYATTSVILLE, MD
COLLEGE: VIRGINIA
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
MOORE
Bio: Competed in 47 games at Virginia, making 20 starts at defensive end and
three at outside linebacker ... During college career, recorded 112 tackles, 24
tackles for losses, 12 sacks and three forced fumbles ... Tied for eighth in the
ACC in 2015 with seven sacks ... Father, Shawn Moore, played quarterback in the
NFL with the Denver Broncos and led Virginia to a Sugar Bowl berth during the
1990 season.
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DAMASO
45
MUNOZ
BORN: 7/10/1986 | MIAMI, FL
COLLEGE: RUTGERS
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, September 15, 2014
In 2014, participated in training camp with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the
NFL before being released on Aug. 25 … Had 15 tackles and three special teams
tackles for REDBLACKS … Had season-high five tackles Nov. 7 at Toronto.Began
CFL career in 2011 with Edmonton … Had 67 tackles in his rookie CFL season with
14 special teams tackles, one sack and one interception, which came on a pass
thrown by Henry Burris during a 35-7 Eskimos victory at McMahon Stadium in
Calgary … Recorded first CFL sack, Oct. 10 vs. Saskatchewan (Ryan Dinwiddie) …
Followed rookie season with back-to-back 88-tackle campaigns in 2012 and 2013
… Had three sacks in both seasons … Had two fumble recoveries in 2013 … Ranked
second in tackles on Esks in 2012 and 2013.
Played five seasons at Rutgers (2005-2009) … Had 195 tackles, two forced
fumbles and three interceptions.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2011
EDM
67
14
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2012
EDM
88
5
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2013
EDM
88
0
3
0
0
0
0
2
6
6
0
2014
OTT
15
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
68
4
4
1
40
40
1
2
0
0
0
326
26
11
2
40
40
1
4
6
6
0
CAREER
TOTAL
MUNOZ OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Nominated as the REDBLACKS' top defensive player for the 2015 CFL Player
Awards ... Affirmed that he is as one of the CFL's most dependable linebackers by
playing all 18 regular-season games for the fourth time in his career ... Recorded
68 tackles, four special teams tackles, four sacks, three forced fumbles and one
interception, which he returned for his first CFL touchdown ... Recorded two sacks
against Saskatchewan on Aug. 30, including one that caused a lost fumble, setting
up a REDBLACKS touchdown on the next play ... On Sept. 26 against Toronto
at TD Place, picked off current teammate Trevor Harris and scored touchdown
on 40-yard interception return ... Had a crucial pass knockdown in the final 30
seconds of the REDBLACKS' crucial 12-6 win at Hamilton on Nov. 1 ... Recorded
team-high eight tackles in the East Division final victory against Hamilton at
TD Place on Nov. 22.
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DANNY
O’BRIEN
5
BORN: 9/26/1990 | ST. PAUL, MN
COLLEGE: CATAWBA COLLEGE
Acquired: Signed as a free agent,
May 30, 2014
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
O'BRIEN
Bio: Backup to Burris throughout season,
completing 16 of 22 passes for 98 yards
... Bulk of action in two road games, July
9 against Edmonton (6 of 11, 34 yards)
and August 15 against Calgary (9 of
10, 58 yards). Only pass of season at
TD Place was a six-yard completion to
Lavoie against Montreal on Oct. 1.
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Attended rookie mini-camp with the
Atlanta Falcons of the NFL … In 2014
with Ottawa, completed 29 of 54 passes
for 421 yards and two touchdowns …
First regular season action: Aug. 24, 2014
vs. Calgary, in relief of injured back-up
Thomas DeMarco … Went 0-for-1 passing
and was sacked by Charleston Hughes
… Connected with Lavoie on a fake field
goal pass for a first down, Sept. 5 vs. BC
… Completed first CFL touchdown pass
Oct. 3 vs. Winnipeg to roommate Khalil
Paden (Paden’s first CFL touchdown
reception) … Completed a pass to Scott
Macdonell on a 58-yard pass-and-run
play that resulted in his only other
touchdown pass of the season, and
also Macdonell’s first CFL touchdown
… Connected with Paden on a 77-yard
catch-and-run, Nov. 7 at Toronto
Enrolled at the University of Maryland
for the 2010 and 2011 seasons, passing
for 29 touchdowns and 4086 yards ...
Was named ACC Rookie of the Week
five times, leading to ACC Rookie of the
year honours ... O’Brien was also named
to the Football Writers Association of
America Freshman All-America team ...
Transferred to Wisconsin for the 2012
season where he appeared in seven
games, throwing for 523 yards and three
touchdowns ... Finished his collegiate
career at Catawba College, appearing
in ten games where he threw for 2,490
yards and 15 touchdowns ... Career
numbers include 7,099 passing yards,
47 touchdowns, and a 127.5 rating
Nunc Coepi (Now I Begin). “Every day,
every practice, every meeting, everything
in life. Heard if from (San Diego
Chargers quarterback) Philip Rivers at
a commencement speech to Catholic
University and never forgot it.” … Lists
Michael Jordan as his favourite nonfootball athlete of all time … Favourite
CFL road city is Vancouver because of
the atmosphere … Would invite Jesus,
Jimi Hendrix, Alexander the Great, Vince
Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston (“if she’s
single at the time of said dinner”) … If he
weren’t from Minnesota, would choose
California as a place to live (“People are
happy in general, laid back and work
hard. Plus, the geography and weather
are great.) … Favourite football memory:
first CFL TD pass to Khalil Paden against
the Bombers last October … Funniest TV
show of all time: The League … Baseball
batting intro song: Return of the Mack by
Mark Morrison.
PASSING
Year
Team
Comp
Att
%
Yards
Long
TD
%
Ints
%
Rating
2014
OTT
29
54
53.7
421
77
2
3.7
5
9.26
53.1
2015
OTT
16
22
72.7
98
14
0
0
0
0
81.3
45
76
61.3
519
77
2
2.6
5
6.58
61.2
CAREER TOTAL
RUSHING
Team
Att
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2014
OTT
5
10
2
3
0
2015
OTT
CAREER TOTAL
1
2
2
2
0
6
12
2
3
0
O'BRIEN OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Year
111
KHALIL
13
PADEN
BORN: 10/5/1989 | GRANADA HILLS, CA
COLLEGE: NORTHERN ARIZONA
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, August 5, 2014.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PADEN
Bio: Started one game on Aug. 7 against Montreal at TD Place, replacing an
injured Chris Williams ... Recorded a 16-yard reception in the first half ... During the
third quarter, tore the medial and posterior cruciate ligaments in his left knee after
taking a jarring hit from Alouettes S Marc-Olivier Brouillette ... Sat out rest of the
season while beginning process of knee surgery and an intensive rehabilitation.
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Attended a NFL rookie camp with the Arizona Cardinals in April 2012, missing his
college graduation to do so ... In 2014, was a productive rookie in two leagues ...
With Arena Football League’s Orlando Predators, recorded 81 catches for 1,401
yards and 23 touchdowns (ninth in the AFL in yards and first in yards per catch,
17.3) ... Finished with 21 catches for 305 yards and one touchdown in 10 games
during REDBLACKS’ inaugural season ... First CFL catch was on Aug. 24, a 11-yard
gain from Henry Burris ... Scored first CFL touchdown Oct. 3 vs. Winnipeg, a fiveyard pass from roommate Danny O’Brien … Had a career-long 77-yard reception
(from O’Brien) Nov. 7 at Toronto.
Began college career at San José State before transferring to Northern Arizona
for final two seasons ... As a senior at NAU in 2011, was an All-Big Sky honourable
mention after finishing as conference’s fifth-leading receiver with 61 catches for
991 yards and eight touchdowns.
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2014
OTT
21
305
14.5
77
1
2015
OTT
1
16
16
16
0
22
321
14.6
93
1
CAREER TOTAL
TD
RONNIE
17
PFEFFER
KICKER/PUNTER • NATIONAL
BORN: 6/17/1992 | KITCHENER, ON
COLLEGE: WILFRID LAURIER
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, August 24, 2015.
Bio: Averaged 43.2 yards per punt in 2015 with the Toronto Argonauts and
REDBLACKS, where he stabilized the kicking game in the second half of the
regular season … Also went 11-of-13 on converts and 12-of-16 on field goals,
including 2-of-2 from beyond 50 yards … Four-year starter at Laurier who capped
his university tenure in 2014 by kicking a school-record 50-yard field goal and
leading CIS with a 42.3-yard punting average, which led to him being selected
second-team All-Canadian … Played defensive back in high school at Cameron
Heights Collegiate Institute.
Year
Team
XPM
XPA
FGM
FGA
Long
Pct.
No.
Yards
Avg.
Long
Pts
2015
TOR
11
13
12
16
52
75
38
1675
44.1
72
52
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
1044
41.8
60
0
11
13
12
16
52
75
63
2719
42.9
72
52
CAREER
TOTAL
PFEFFER OTTAWA REDBLACKS
KICKING & PUNTING
113
ALEX
PIERZCHALSKI
18
BORN: 8/7/1991 | LONDON, ON
COLLEGE: TORONTO
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PIERZCHALSKI
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on June 22, 2015
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Bio: Has dressed for 19 games in the CFL, including six as a reserve wide receiver
for the REDBLACKS in 2015 ... Made first career reception with the Roughriders
against Calgary on Oct. 24, 2014 ... Chosen in the second round (18th overall) of
the 2014 CFL draft ... Over four seasons with U of T, recorded career totals of 149
receptions for 1,617 yards and 13 touchdowns in 32 games ... Second cousin of
former NHL player Neil Brady, who scored the first goal in Ottawa Senators history
in October 1992.
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2014
SSK
1
12
0
0
0
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
1
12
0
0
0
TD
CAREER TOTAL
TD
KICK RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2014
SSK
1
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
CAREER TOTAL
DEFENCE
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2014
SSK
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
WILLIAM
29
POWELL
RUNNING BACK • INTERNATIONAL
BORN: 3/9/1988 | DUNCANVILLE, TX
COLLEGE: KANSAS STATE
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on September 8, 2015.
Bio: Appeared in seven regular-season games for REDBLACKS in 2015, getting
five starts and making an impact by rushing 76 times for 447 yards with two
touchdowns and 5.9 yards per carry … Also made 19 receptions for 158 yards and
one touchdown, and returned 13 kickoffs for a 20.5-yard average … Started in the
Grey Cup game, where he was both the REDBLACKS’ leading rusher (10-66) and
receiver (7-57) … Played for the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals in 2012, rushing 60 times
for 217 yards and making 19 receptions for 132 yards … Also spent time with the
Detroit Lions, Houston Texans and Philadelphia Eagles.
Year
Team
Att
Yards
Avg
Long
2015
OTT
76
447
5.9
33
2
76
447
5.9
33
2
TD
CAREER TOTAL
TD
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2015
OTT
19
158
8.3
20
1
19
158
8.3
20
1
TD
CAREER TOTAL
KICK RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2015
OTT
13
266
20.5
36
0
13
266
20.5
36
0
CAREER TOTALS
POWELL OTTAWA REDBLACKS
RUSHING
115
ANTOINE
6
PRUNEAU
BORN: 10/20/1989 | MONTRÉAL, QC
COLLEGE: MONTRÉAL
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PRUNEAU
Acquired: Selected in the first round (fourth
overall) in the 2014 CFL Draft.
116
Oct. 17 at Hamilton, with nine tackles and one
sack (Collaros) … Took a cross-field lateral
from Jamill Smith on the opening kickoff
at Toronto Nov. 7 for a return of 31 yards.
...Played eight games for the Université de
Montréal Carabins … Made 41 tackles, had
3.5 sacks, one interception and two forced
fumbles … Added 10 kickoff returns for 259
yards and one touchdown … Returned a
missed field goal 119 yards for a major during
a 16-9 loss on Sept. 22, 2013 against Laval …
Had an 89-yard touchdown return on Aug. 31
during a 48-3 win over Concordia … Named to
the Second Team of the 2013 CIS Football AllCanadians ... Known for speed … REDBLACKS
acquired fifth overall pick from B.C. Lions of
2014 Draft in exchange for QB Kevin Glenn,
then exchanged first-round selections with
Montreal to pick Pruneau … Named 2014
male athlete of the year at the Université de
Montréal … Played CEGEP for the Collège
Montmorency Nomades
Bio: Built off stellar rookie season by
balancing the roles of being a SAM linebacker
and a special teams player ... Recorded 52
tackles, a team-high 18 special team tackles,
two interceptions and one forced fumble ...
Recorded five tackles and three special teams
tackles during a come-from-behind overtime
win over defending Grey Cup champion
Calgary on July 24 at TD Place ... Intercepted
Rakeem Cato and made 12-yard return during
REDBLACKS' win against Montreal on Aug.
7 at TD Place ... Changed the momentum on
Sept. 13 at BC with an early fourth-quarter
interception of John Beck, which set up the
REDBLACKS' touchdown drive that sealed
a 31-18 win ... Recovered a fumble to set up
touchdown during the Grey Cup. ... Nominated
as the team’s rookie of the year for the 2014
CFL Player Awards … Played in all 18 games …
Ranked second on the club with 69 defensive
tackles (13th in league) … Achieved these
numbers despite not getting a start until
the sixth game of the season … First CFL
start Aug. 9 at Calgary. Started at linebacker
… Had eight defensive tackles … Followed
with a 10-tackle performance the next week,
Aug. 15, vs. Edmonton at TD Place … Also
registered first CFL sack (Mike Reilly) and also
forced one fumble … Had a pass knockdown
(Mitchell) on Aug. 24 vs. Calgary that resulted
in an interception for a touchdown by
Jonathan Williams … Had another big game
Favourite non-football athlete of all time is
Maurice Richard … Favourite CFL road city
is Montreal, his hometown … Dinner guests :
Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carrell, David
Koechner, Warren Buffett and Dominic Paquet
… If he weren’t from Montreal, California
would be his ideal home location … Favourite
football memory : first CFL start … Funniest
TV show of all-time : Les beaux malaises …
Baseball batting intro song : Le mot de passe
by Damien Robitaille
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
2014
OTT
69
11
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
52
18
0
2
12
0
0
0
0
0
121
29
2
2
12
0
2
6
6
0
CAREER
TOTAL
0
TD
JEFF
22
RICHARDS
BORN: 1/3/1991 | DEL CITY, OK
COLLEGE: EMPORIA STATE
Acquired: Signed as a free agent in September, 2015
Bio: Started in the Grey Cup for the REDBLACKS in 2015…split his collegiate
career between Emporia State and Northeastern Okla. A&M…four year player at
Del City High School.
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
RICHARDS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
117
JERMAINE
2
ROBINSON
BORN: 4/10/1990 | PITTSBURGH, PA
COLLEGE: TOLEDO
Acquired: Signed as a free agent; March 17, 2014
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
ROBINSON
Bio: Had an adverse sophomore season, spending 135 days on the injured list
after sustaining wrist damage in the season opener on June 25 against Montreal ...
Rejoined the REDBLACKS for the regular-season finale on Nov. 7 against Hamilton
... Made two tackles during that 44-28 win against the Tiger-Cats which clinched
first place in the East Division ... Made three tackles during the Grey Cup game
118
Finished rookie 2014 season with 21 tackles … Made first CFL start Aug. 9 at
Calgary (three tackles, two pass knockdowns) … Had season-high seven tackles
Sept. 5 vs. BC … Played four games with the Sioux Falls Storm of the Indoor
Football League, recording 30 tackles and one fumble recovery
In four seasons with the University of Toledo Rockets, Robinson recorded eight
interceptions, 117 solo tackles, 229 total tackles, five forced fumbles, and broke up
25 pass attempts … Named to the Mid-American Conference all-star squad at free
safety in 2012.
Once sported dreadlocks but opted for a short buzz cut after his helmet
popped off twice in a game against Arizona in 2012. While on the sidelines
adjusting his equipment, Arizona beat Robinson’s substitute for a long touchdown.
“If I have to cut my hair for us to win and stay in the game, that’s what I have
to do.” … All-time favourite non-football athlete is Kobe Bryant … Montreal is
his favourite CFL road city … Five dinner guests: Dr. Martin Luther King, Michael
Jackson, Muhammad Ali, Barack Obama, Alicia Keys (“as my wife!”) … Loves
his hometown of Pittsburgh (“only city that can really suit my personality”) …
Favourite football memory: “When I went to my first little league practice ever
for the Hill District Disciples in Pittsburgh. Just to hear those pads popping and
the chants and seeing the red and white uniforms was the best memory for me.”
… Funniest TV show of all time: Martin … Baseball batting intro music: Black and
Yellow by Khalid (Pittsburgh band) … Personal motto: Don’t doubt the faith of God
(it’s tattooed across his chest).
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2014
OTT
21
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
SIRVINCENT
ROGERS
OFFENSIVE LINE • INTERNATIONAL
55
BORN: 5/9/1986 | JASPER, TX
COLLEGE: HOUSTON
Bio: Was named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman and was voted to
the CFL all-star team after starting all 18 games for the REDBLACKS and giving
CFL Most Outstanding Player honouree Henry Burris stellar protection on his
blind side ... Helped Ottawa lead the CFL with 5,806 passing yards and 18 rushing
touchdowns ... First Ottawa player to be named the CFL’s top O-lineman since
Robert Smith in 1992.
Spent five seasons with the University of Houston Cougars (2004-08).
Lists Shaquille O’Neal and LeBron James as his favourite non-football athletes …
Says he likes all CFL road cities because “I like travelling” … Would invite Jesus, his
late mother and both late great grandmothers to a dinner party … Says he would
never consider living anywhere but Texas … Favourite football memories were
making a 45-yard reception for a touchdown in the Arena league for the Arizona
Rattlers and winning the Arena Bowl in 2012 … Funniest TV show of all time:
Chappelle’s Show … Baseball batting intro music: Say I Won’t by Lecrae … Personal
motto: Destined for greatness. “I feel like God has something great in store for my
life.” … “I’m just a regular guy. A family man, but when the lights come on and it’s
game time, I flip the switch and it’s time to ball. #REDBLACKS.”
ROGERS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Signed in 2009 with the Miami Dolphins … Signed by the Hartford Colonials of the
UFL in 2010 … Released in training camp due to injury … Re-signed with Hartford
… Played in 17 games as a rookie offensive lineman and tight end for the Arizona
Rattlers of the Arena league in 2012 … Caught five passes for 129 yards and a pair
of touchdowns … Part of the Rattlers’ Arena Bowl championship team … Played
two seasons for the Toronto Argonauts, starting 26 games, before joining Ottawa.
119
NIGEL
47
ROMICK
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN • NATIONAL
BORN: 4/22/1991 | THUNDER BAY, ON
COLLEGE: SAINT MARY’S
Acquired: Selected in the third round (23rd overall) in the 2014 CFL Draft
Bio: Made his mark in the ‘third phase’ of football by racking up 17 special teams
tackles, along with two tackles on defence ... Made multiple special teams tackles in five
games, including three in the Nov. 7 win against Hamilton, which has one of the CFL’s
best return games ... Made two special teams tackles in Grey Cup, both on Edmonton’s
Kendial Lawrence in punt coverage ... Returned to the game after being injured during
the second-half kickoff.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
ROMICK
In 2014, had four special teams tackles … Returned a kickoff for 12 yards on Oct. 11 at BC
120
Played eight games for the Saint Mary’s Huskies of the CIS … Had 27.5 tackles, six sacks
and one forced fumble … The six sacks ranked third in the CIS … Had big game on Sept.
29 in Antigonish against St. FX, with 6.5 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 3.5 tackles for losses and a
forced fumble
Played high school football for the St. Patrick Saints in Thunder Bay … Michael Jordan
is his favourite non-football athlete of all time … Favourite CFL road city is Vancouver
… Would invite both his grandfathers, Will Ferrell, his brother and father to a dinner
party … Favourite football memories come from his time at Saint Mary’s in Halifax:
“That’s where I made friends and brothers that will last a lifetime.” … Likes the idea of
living in B.C. one day. “The mountains, rivers and lakes suit my personality the best
because I grew up snowboarding and I love the water” … Funniest TV show of all time:
Workaholics … Baseball intro batting music: Tremor by Dimitri Vegas … Personal motto:
“In order to succeed, we must first believe that we can.” – Nikos Kazantzakis
DEFENCE
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
2014
OTT
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
2
17
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
TD
KICK RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2014
OTT
1
12
12
12
0
2015
OTT
1
3
3
3
0
2
15
7.5
12
0
CAREER TOTAL
JONATHAN
ROSE
34
BORN: 7/19/1993 | LEEDS, AL
COLLEGE: NEBRASKA
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on June 8, 2016.
Bio: Played in 32 games from 2013-15 with the Cornhuskers, starting five games
as a senior and making 42 tackles (30 solo) and one interception … As a junior
in 2013, had eight special teams tackles … Transferred to Nebraska after playing
for the Auburn Tigers in 2011, where he played in nine games … Led Leeds High
School to a state championship in 2010.
ROSE OTTAWA REDBLACKS
121
BRANDON
21
SERMONS
BORN: 06/01/1991 | BELLFLOWER, CA
COLLEGE: UCLA
Acquired: Signed as a free agent, May 28, 2015
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SERMONS
Bio: Dressed for final seven regular-season games ... Recorded six tackles, five
special teams tackles and one sack in regular season ... Sacked Hamilton’s Jacory
Harris during the REDBLACKS’ home win on Nov. 7 that decided first place in the
East ... Started at cornerback in the Grey Cup game when Abdul Kanneh shifted
to halfback to replace injured Jerrell Gavins ... Recorded four tackles and one
special teams tackle in the Grey Cup, but was in coverage when Edmonton made
a successful coach’s for a 37-yard defensive pass-interference penalty that put the
Eskimos in range to score the go-ahead fourth-quarter touchdown.
122
Signed with Arizona Cardinals as an undrafted free agent in May 2014 … Played
three pre-season games with the Cardinals … Had five tackles … Games were
against Houston, Minnesota and Cincinnati.
Made four starts in his senior year of 2013 with UCLA … Made a career-high seven
tackles vs. Washington … Had six games with at least three tackles … Made six
tackles vs. Virginia Tech in the Sun Bowl.
DEFENCE
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
OTT
6
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
JAKE
SILAS
OFFENSIVE LINE • INTERNATIONAL
59
BORN: 9/1/1991 | PORTLAND, MI
COLLEGE: BUFFALO
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Re-signed on Dec. 10, 2015 after spending 2015 season on the practice roster.
Bio: Two-year starter on the offensive line for Buffalo, earning a spot second-team
all-MAC recognition as a senior in 2014 ... Started all 13 games in 2013, helping the
Bulls go 8-5 and receive an invitation to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, only the
second bowl game in school history ... Studied engineering at UB.
SILAS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
123
BRAD
SINOPOLI
88
BORN: 4/14/1988 | PETERBOROUGH, ON
COLLEGE: OTTAWA
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SINOPOLI
Bio: Enjoyed a standout four-year career as quarterback of the University of
Ottawa Gee-Gees … Won the Hec Crighton Trophy in 2010 as the nation’s top
player after passing for 2,756 yards in eight games, a school record that stood
until last season ... Also led the Ontario University Athletics conference with
22 touchdown passes and 184 completions, earning an invitation to the CFL
Evaluation Camp of 2011 … Led the Gee-Gees in rushing in 2010 with 534 yards on
42 carries … Had a trio of 400-yard passing games.
124
Attended Crestwood High in Peterborough … Member of the 2005 Ontario Bowl
champions … Played minor hockey for the Peterborough Minor Petes … Lists Larry
Bird as his all-time favourite non-football athlete … Favourite road CFL city is
Vancouver (“The best sushi I’ve ever eaten”) … Would invite Leonardo da Vinci,
Manute Bol, Jerry Seinfeld and Russell Peters for dinner … What place other than
your home best suits your personality? “Northwest Territories. Would love to
venture out into those isolated areas and just explore the natural beauty up there.”
… Favourite football memory: winning the 2014 Grey Cup … Funniest TV show of
all time: Seinfield … Baseball batting intro music: God’s Gonna Cut You Down, by
Johnny Cash … Personal motto: Don’t worry, be happy (“A fake fish on a plaque
told me that once.) … “I love getting outdoors into the woods and exploring trails
and lakes and rivers. I have high hopes of owning land and building my own log
cabin from the trees on the land.”
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
2011
CGY
0
0
Avg
Long
0
TD
0
2012
CGY
0
0
0
0
0
CGY
34
417
12.3
42
CGY
20
197
9.9
27
2
2015
OTT
86
1035
12
41
3
140
614
11.8
42
5
Avg
Long
TD
CAREER TOTAL
RUSHING
Year
Team
Att
Yards
2011
CGY
0
0
0
0
2012
CGY
0
0
0
0
0
2013
CGY
2
13
6.5
10
2014
CGY
1
26
26
26
1
2015
OTT
1
-3
-3
0
0
4
36
9
26
1
CAREER TOTAL
PASSING
Year
Team
Comp
Att
%
Yards
Long
TD
%
Ints
%
Rating
2011
CGY
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2012
CGY
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2013
CGY
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2014
CGY
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
1
2
50
8
8
0
0
0
0
60.4
1
2
50
8
8
0
0
0
0
60.4
CAREER TOTAL
SINOPOLI OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2013
2014
125
JAMILL
SMITH
4
BORN: 2/23/1991 | MUNCIE, IN
COLLEGE: BALL STATE
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SMITH
October 20, 2015
126
Bio: Played in final three regularseason games and both playoff games
as a receiver and returner ... Had two
receptions for 29 yards, returned six
kickoffs for an average of 20.7 yards
(longest 36) and returned 14 punts
for an average of 8.9 (longest 16) ...
Made 23-yard reception that set up
the game’s first points during the
REDBLACKS’ important 12-6 road
win against the Tiger-Cats on Nov. 1
... Totalled 88 combined return yards
during the Grey Cup against Edmonton
...One of the most versatile REDBLACKS
during the inaugural 2014 season …
Had seven receptions for 77 yards and
one touchdown … Had two carries for
14 yards … Returned 30 kickoffs for an
average of 20.9 yards (longest 38) …
Had 58 punt returns for and average
of 8.6 yards each (longest 28) … Made
the first touchdown catch for the
REDBLACKS at TD Place, Aug. 2 vs.
Saskatchewan, a five-yard reception
from Thomas DeMarco … Executed two
near-perfect cross-field laterals on punt
plays that led to big gains: On Sept. 21
at Saskatchewan, fielded a punt by Chris
Milo at the Ottawa 23 and threw a lateral
across the field to Khalil Paden who
romped 51 yards for the Saskatchewan
21. Ottawa scored a touchdown three
plays later in the final minute of the
opening half … On the opening kickoff
Nov. 7 at Toronto, Smith took a kickoff
from Swayze Waters, advanced the ball
10 yards, then threw a cross-field lateral
to Antoine Pruneau who gained another
31 yards to the Ottawa 46.
Caught 67 passes for 911 yards and
eight touchdowns during his senior
year at Ball State ... Also had four
rushing attempts for 33 yards and a
touchdown ... Appeared in 48 games
during four seasons with Ball State,
catching 177 passes for 2034 yards and
17 touchdowns ... Ranks second in Ball
State history with 1,988 career kickoff
return yards
Lists Kobe Bryant as his all-time
non-football favourite athlete …
Favourite CFL road city: Vancouver …
Dinner invites to: Malcolm X, Trayvon
Martin, Mike Brown, Tamir Rice and
Buddha … “People tell me that California
fits me.” … Favourite football memory
is getting a comeback win with no time
left on the clock in his junior year of high
school … Funniest TV show of all time:
Martin … Baseball batting intro music: A
Milli by Lil’ Wayne … Personal motto:
By any means … Son of Ashanti Smith
and Mia Morton …. has two brothers
and one sister … full name is Jamill
Amin Smith ... Was a quarterback in
high school at Muncie South … passed
for 2459 yards and 20 touchdowns in
addition to 1,724 rushing yards and 28
touchdowns as a senior ... Also played
baseball … managed a .429 batting
average as a senior
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2014
OTT
7
77
11
40
1
2015
OTT
CAREER TOTAL
2
29
14.5
23
0
9
106
11.8
93
1
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
RUSHING
Year
Team
2014
OTT
2
14
7
10
0
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
2
14
7
10
0
CAREER TOTAL
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2014
OTT
30
626
20.9
38
0
2015
OTT
6
124
20.7
36
0
36
750
20.8
38
0
CAREER TOTAL
PUNT RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2014
OTT
58
498
8.6
28
0
2015
OTT
14
125
8.9
16
0
72
623
8.7
28
0
CAREER TOTAL
SMITH OTTAWA REDBLACKS
KICK RETURNS
127
NICHOLAS
TAYLOR
28
BORN: 3/22/1988 | HOLLYWOOD, FL
COLLEGE: FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
CFL SEASONS: 0 (R)
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on March 4, 2016.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
TAYLOR
Bio: Played basketball, not football, at FIU, but was signed by the Minnesota
Vikings in 2012 after being timed at 4.27 and 4.33 seconds in the 40-yard dash at
the Panthers’ Pro Day … Spent the 2012 season on injured reserve with the Vikings
… Won $25,000 US in an online NBA 2K11 video-game tournament in May 2011 …
Walk-on point guard in basketball at FIU.
128
TRAVON
3
VAN
RUNNING BACK • INTERNATIONAL
BORN: 5/6/1991 | SAN DIEGO, CA
COLLEGE: MONTANA
Acquired: Signed as a free agent on August 10, 2015
Bio: Second-leading rusher for both Montana (2013) and Marshall University
(2011)…named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team in 2011…Majored in
sociology and is an avid motocross rider.
RUSHING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER TOTAL
TD
RECEIVING
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2015
OTT
1
10
10
10
0
1
10
10
10
0
CAREER TOTAL
KICK RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2015
OTT
5
124
24.8
29
0
5
124
24.8
29
0
CAREER TOTAL
VAN OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Year
129
ASTON
WHITESIDE
91
BORN: 5/19/1989 | VERNON, TX
COLLEGE: ABILENE CHRISTIAN
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
WHITESIDE
Bio: Recorded 13 tackles, seven sacks and two forced fumbles in five starts for
the REDBLACKS before tearing ligaments in his left knee on Aug. 30 against
Saskatchewan at TD Place, which ended his season ... Recorded at least one sack
in every game he played last season ... Played 15 games for Toronto in 2014 and
recorded 14 tackles, two sacks and three forced fumbles ... Native of North Texas
had NFL tryouts with the Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals and Chicago Bears
... Had 31.5 career sacks as a four-year starter at ACU, where he was selected as a
NCAA Division II All-American.
130
Year
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2014
TOR
14
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
3
3
0
2015
OTT
13
0
7
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
27
0
9
0
0
0
0
2
3
3
0
CAREER
TOTAL
CHRIS
WILLIAMS
80
BORN: 9/16/1987 | RIO RANCHO, NM
COLLEGE: NEW MEXICO STATE
April 20, 2015
Signed with the Miami Dolphins as
an undrafted free agent in 2009 and
was waived at the end of training
camp … Signed to Cleveland’s practice
squad in November of 2009 … Signed
with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on
Oct. 18, 2010 and was placed on the
practice roster … Re-signed by the
Ticats on May 18, 2011 … Had a stellar
CFL rookie campaign … Named the
league’s Most Outstanding Rookie
and an East Division All-Star … Had
15 catches for 1,064 yards and six
touchdowns … Added six rushes
for 43 yards …. Returned 12 kickoffs
for 252 yards and one touchdown
… Had 12 punt returns for 80 yards
… Played two playoff games in 2011
… Had eight catches for 66 yards
…On Sept. 3, set a CFL record with
his sixth return touchdown of the
season (five punt returns, one on the
missed field goal) … Also was the third
consecutive game in which Williams
returned a punt for a touchdown, also
a CFL record … Finished the season
with 17 total touchdowns … Shares
the CFL record with Henry “Gizmo”
Williams for punt return touchdowns
in a single season (five) … Signed with
New Orleans in October 2013 after
being granted free agency by the
Ticats …
Joined the Chicago Bears on Dec. 26,
2013 ... Played seven games with the
Bears in 2014 as a return specialist
... Returned 24 kickoffs for 579 yards
WILLIAMS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Bio: Reconnected with Burris, his
former QB in Hamilton, and led Ottawa
with 88 receptions for 1,214 yards
with five touchdown catches ... Voted
East Division all-star ... In spite of
missing two games, was third in CFL in
receiving behind Calgary’s Eric Rogers
(1,448) and Edmonton’s Adarius
Bowman (1,304) ... Had at least 95
receiving yards six times, including
four games with more than 100 ...
Caught an 84-yard TD from Burris
on July 24 during an eventual 29-26
overtime win against defending Grey
Cup champion Calgary at TD Place.
… Scored first CFL touchdown on
July 16 vs. Saskatchewan, a five-yard
reception from Kevin Glenn early in
the second quarter … Connected with
Glenn later in that same quarter on
a 13-yard reception for his second
career touchdown … Recorded a 93yard kickoff return for a touchdown
on Sept. 16 vs. Edmonton … Had
another outstanding season in 2012
… Caught 83 passes for 1,298 yards
and 11 touchdowns … Added five more
touchdowns by punt returns … Had
78 punt returns for 1,117 yards … Four
times named the league’s Special
Teams star of the week … Returned a
missed field goal (Noel Prefontaine)
119 yards for a touchdown on July 14
131
(24.1-yard average) and one touchdown, which was a 101-yard score on Sunday
Night Football on Nov. 9 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay … Also had four punt
returns for 30 total yards.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
WILLIAMS
Played four seasons (2005-2008) at New Mexico State … Had 246 receptions
for 3,555 yards and 32 touchdowns in stellar career … Had 42 kickoff returns for
1,033 yards and two touchdowns, along with 51 punt returns for 297 yards and
one touchdown … Set a school records with 92 catches for 1,425 yards in 2006
132
… Led the NCAA in receiving yards per game (117.9) and receptions per game
(7.66) that same year … Named a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award for the top
receiver ... Also played for the Hartford Colonels of the United Football League in
2010.
RECEIVING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
2011
HAM
70
1,064
15.2
71
6
2012
HAM
83
1,298
15.6
93
11
2015
OTT
CAREER TOTAL
TD
88
1214
13.8
84
5
241
3576
14.8
93
22
RUSHING
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2011
HAM
6
43
7.2
14
0
2012
HAM
5
10
2.0
11
0
2015
OTT
CAREER TOTAL
1
8
8
8
0
12
61
5.1
14
0
KICK RETURNS
Year
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2011
HAM
12
252
21.0
93
1
2012
HAM
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
CAREER TOTAL
5
82
16.4
24
1
17
334
19.6
93
1
PUNT RETURNS
Team
No.
Yards
Avg
Long
TD
2011
HAM
12
81
6.8
0
0
2012
HAM
78
1,117
14.3
89
5
2015
OTT
CAREER TOTAL
57
338
5.9
22
0
147
1536
10.4
89
5
WILLIAMS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Year
133
CONNOR
99
WILLIAMS
BORN: 9/5/1991 | VANCOUVER
COLLEGE: UTAH STATE
Acquired: Selected in the second round (18th overall) in the 2013 CFL Draft
Bio: Played in season opener against Montreal Alouettes – the first road win in
REDBLACKS club history – before back problems forced him to the sidelines for
the rest of the 2015. Opted to rehabilitate the injury rather than have surgery.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
WILLIAMS
Played four seasons at Utah State … Played 38 games and made 23 starts … Had
87 total tackles … had 10 career sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery
134
Graduated from Utah State with a degree in sociology in criminal law and justice
… Attended Holy Trinity in Kanata … Played for Kanata Knights and Myers Riders …
Named Myers Riders’ MVP in his final season … Nickname is Conan … Has a tattoo
in Gaelic on right bicep that means “pain is temporary” … Tattoo on left bicep in
Gaelic means “glory lasts forever.”
DEFENCE
Year
Team
TKL
Sacks
Ints
YDS
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2014
OTT
11
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2015
OTT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
6
STT
5
LG
0
MARTIN
79
WRIGHT
BORN: 10/20/1988 | MIAMI, FL
COLLEGE: FLORIDA ATLANTIC
CFL SEASONS: 1
Bio: Joined the Toronto Argonauts for the second half of the 2015 season, playing
in nine games and notching eight tackles, three special teams tackles, three
sacks and one forced fumble ... Sacked Henry Burris during the final 90 seconds
of Toronto’s 35-26 win against the REDBLACKS on Sept. 26 ... Had a tryout with
Washington of the NFL ... Played defensive end and linebacker at FAU from
2010-13 ... In his final game for FAU on Nov. 29, 2013, had school-record 4.5 sacks
in a rivalry game win against Florida International.
Team
TKL
STT
Sacks
Ints
YDS
LG
TD
Fumb
YDS
LG
TD
2015
TOR
8
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
TOTAL
WRIGHT OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Year
135
BY THE
NUMBERS
BY THE NUMBERS - 2015
Regular season games played
18
Playoff games played
2
Grey Cup final appearance
1
Receivers with 1,000+ yards
4
Regular season games won
12
Points-for scored
Passing yards by Henry Burris
Yards on the Burris to Ellingson last-play
touchdown pass that won the East Final for the REDBLACKS
Members of #RNation watching live football
over 9 home games at TD Place
464
5,693
93
210,886
4
Special teams tackles by linebacker
Antoine Pruneau to lead the REDBLACKS in 2015
18
Touchdown receptions for receiver Greg Ellingson in 2015
9
BY THE NUMBERS OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Wins in a row to close out the 2015 regular season
137
IT COULD HAPPEN IN 2016
1ST If the REDBLACKS can return to the Grey Cup game and claim victory, it
would be the first-ever Grey Cup for the team and first for an Ottawa CFL
club since the Rough Riders won it all in 1976.
37
The first REDBLACKS game of the 2016 will be the 37th in club history
40When the Grey Cup game rolls around this season, it will mark exactly 40
years since an Ottawa CFL team won the championship.
4The REDBLACKS had four receivers – Brad Sinopoli, Chris Williams, Greg
Ellingson and Ernest Jackson – catch for over 1,000 yards. All are back
with the team and will be looking to repeat.
5If the REDBLACKS win their season opener in Edmonton, it would be the
club's fifth straight regular season win dating back to last season.
8Should the REDBLACKS win 8 of 9 home games in 2016, it would set a new
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
BY THE NUMBERS
franchise-high for wins in Ottawa after the club recorded seven victories at
TD Place in 2015.
138
STAFF AND PLAYER MILESTONES FOR 2016
9If Henry Burris plays in all REDBLACKS regular season games this season,
it will mark the ninth-straight year in which the quarterback has played in
all 18 games.
30-102015 REDBLACKS All-Star defensive back Abdul Kanneh, who is entering
his third year with the REDBLACKS, is three regular season games away
from 30 for his career. After recording six interceptions last year, he is also
just one away from 10 in his career.
351After a breakout season in 2015 in which he caught 18 passes for 1,035
yards, last year’s CFL Top Canadian Brad Sinopoli is 351 receiving yards
away from 2,000 for his career.
6With 94 tackles in his career to date, REDBLACKS defensive back Jerell
Gavins is just six away from hitting the 100-tackle milestone for his career.
40With 36 regular season as a head coach under his belt through two
seasons at the helm of the REDBLACKS, head coach Rick Campbell will
hit the 40-games coached mark when Ottawa takes on the Argonauts in
Toronto on July 13.
47If REDBLACKS kicker Chris Milo can kick 47 field goals this year, it would
set a new career high for the Montreal native, who hit 46 field goals in 2013
while with the Saskatchewan.
350REDBLACKS linebacker Damaso Munoz is 49 tackles away from 350 in his
career. The Miami native is entering his third season with Ottawa in 2016.
MILESTONES FROM 2015
2015 OTTAWA REDBLACKS (12-6) 1 ST PLACE EAST DIVISION
OFFENCE MILESTONES
DEFENCE MILESTONES
LED THE LEAGUE IN :
Led The League In Sacks (61)
Passing Yards (5,816)
Tied For The League Lead In
Interceptions (26)
Rushing Touchdowns (18)
100 Yard Receiving Games (14)
Overall Completions (499)
Abdul Kanneh Was Tied For The League
Lead In Interceptions (6)
Four Receivers Over 1000 Yards
(C. Williams, Ellingson, Sinopoli, E. Jackson)
The League’s Top Rush Defence
(70.8 Rushing Yards/Game)
INDIVIDUAL
AWARD WINNERS
TEAM ACCOLADES
HENRY BURRIS
Most Outstanding Player
1st Grey Cup Appearance In Team
History In Only Second Season
SIRVINCENT ROGERS
Most Outstanding Lineman
Eastern Division Regular Season Title
And Eastern Division Playoff Champions
ESTABLISHED RECORD FOR
MOST POINTS IN A GAME
HOME
HAM 28 @ OTT 44, Nov 07, 2015
ROAD
OTT 35 Vs TOR 38, Oct 06, 2015
WINNING STREAK, OVERALL
4 Games
Oct. 16, 2015 — Nov. 7, 2015
HOME
3 Games
Oct. 1, 2015 — Nov. 7, 2015
3 Games
July 24, 2015 — Aug. 30, 2015
ROAD
2 Games
Oct. 24, 2015 — Nov. 1, 2015
2 Games
Sept. 13, 2015 — Sept. 19, 2015
Swept Five Opponents This Season
(BC, SSK, WPG, HAM, AND MTL)
BRAD SINOPOLI
Most Outstanding Canadian
Four Cfl All-Stars
(Sirvincent Rogers, Jon Gott, Henry
Burris, and Abdul Kanneh)
139
ALL-STARS
Following an impressive sophomore
campaign in the CFL capped off with
a trip to the Grey Cup, the Ottawa
REDBLACKS saw a number of players
off their roster pick up awards and
recognition following the season.
They include:
HENRY BURRIS, QB
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
BY THE NUMBERS
CFL’S MOST OUTSTANDING
PLAYER/TOM PATE AWARD FOR
COMMUNITY SERVICE
140
The ageless wonder led the
REDBLACKS to the Grey Cup game
while recording a CFL-record 481
completions and leading the league in
passing yards with 5,703. With Burris
on fire through much of the season, the
Ottawa REDBLACKS also finished the
season with four receivers with at least
1,000 yards on the year.
RICK CAMPBELL,
HEAD COACH
CFL’S COACH OF THE YEAR
The REDBLACKS went from a 2-16
expansion in 2015 team to 12-6 Grey Cup
runners up a year later under Campbell.
Not only was Campbell awarded the
prestigious honour at this year’s awards
ceremony, but the win also makes Rick
and his father, Hugh Campbell, the first
father-son Coach of the Year winners in
CFL History.
SIRVINCENT ROGERS,
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
BRAD SINOPOLI,
WIDE RECEIVER
CFL’S TOP CANADIAN
Another key piece brought in to start
the 2016 season, Sinopoli – a former
star quarterback for the University of
Ottawa Gee-Gees – was the league’s
top Canadian receiver with 1,035 yards
on 86 receptions with a league-high 471
yards after the catch in his first season
with the Redblacks.
ALL-STARS
Following the 2015 season, 27 players
from across the CFL were named
All-Stars, led by REDBLACKS
quarterback and the league’s Most
Outstanding Player, Henry Burris. Of
the 27, 16 were first-time All-Stars and
eight were nationals. In all, 75 voters
– including the Football Reporters
of Canada (FRC) and the CFL’s head
coaches – submitted ballots.
OTTAWA’S 2015 CFL
ALL-STARS INCLUDED:
Henry Burris, QB
Jon Gott, OL
Abdul Kanneh, DB
THE FOLLOWING REDBLACKS
WERE NAMED EAST DIVISION
ALL-STARS IN 2015:
Henry Burris, QB
Chris Williams, WR
SirVincent Rogers, OL
TOP CFL LINEMAN
Brad Sinopoli, WR
The REDBLACKS brought Rogers
into the fold prior to the 2015 season
with the important job of protecting
Burris’ blind side. The big Texan had
an immediate impact as he and his
teammates on the O-line gave Burris
the space and time he needed to have a
career year.
Jon Gott, OL
Justin Capiccotti, DL
Abdul Kanneh, DB
Jovon Johnson, DB
Jerell Gavins, DB
REDBLACKS RECORDS
PASSING YARDS
Games Played
Name
36
Henry Burris
36
Nolan MacMillan
36
Jon Gott
36
Antoine Pruneau
36
Danny O’Brien
36
J’Micheal Deane
35
Zack Evans
35
Justin Capicciotti
35
Scott Macdonell
Patrick Lavoie
34
Keith Shologan
Brandyn Thompson
SCORING RECORDS
Henry Burris
Ott
9431
2
Danny
O’Brien
Ott
519
Rank
Name
1–10
Jeremiah
Johnson
Ott
686
2–19
Henry Burris
Ott
532
3
Chevon
Walker
Ott
458
3–11
William
Powell
Team
Ott
YDS
447
Rank
Name
Team
HAM 28 @ OTT 44,
Nov 07, 2015
1–3
Chris Williams
Ott
1214
OTT 35 vs TOR 38,
Oct 07, 2015
2–6
Greg
Ellingson
Ott
1071
21 – 2nd Quarter
Home
WPG 20 @ OTT 42,
Oct 04, 2014
21–1st Quarter
Visitor
OTT 28 @ WPG 36,
Jul 04, 2014
PASSING TDS
Name
Team
Ott
4–11
Brad Sinopoli
Ott
1035
5
Marcus Henry
Ott
824
Henry Burris
Ott
37
2
Danny O’Brien
Ott
2
3
Thomas
Demarco
Ott
1036
1
(* All-time Team ranking – 2015
League ranking)
Rank
Name
Team
Att
1–1
Henry Burris
Ott
1197
PASSING COMPLETIONS
Rank
Name
Team
Att
1
Henry Burris
Ott
796
INTERCEPTED PASSES
Rank
RUSHING TDS
Rank
Name
Team
TD
1–1t
Jeremiah
Johnson
Ott
11
2–2t
Henry Burris
Ott
8
3
Chevon
Walker
Ott
3
4
William Powell
Ott
1
RECEIVING TDS
Rank
Name
Team
TD
1–3t
Greg Ellingson
Ott
9
2–16t
Ernest
Jackson
Ott
5
3–16t
Chris Williams
Ott
5
4–24t
Brad Sinopoli
Ott
3
Name
Team
1–3
Chris Williams
Ott
Rec
88
2–5t
Brad Sinopoli
Ott
86
3–7
Ernest
Jackson
Ott
84
4–15t
Greg
Ellingson
Ott
69
6
Marcus Henry
Ott
67
7–19t
Maurice Price
Ott
58
TACKLES
Rank
Name
Team
TK
1–31
Antoine
Pruneau
Ott
124
2–1
Damaso
Munoz
Ott
89
3–23t
Abdul Kenneh
Ott
86
INTERCEPTIONS
Rank
Name
Team
Int
1–1t
Abdul Kanneh
Ott
9
2–17t
Brandyn
Thompson
Ott
7
3–4t
Jovon
Johnson
Ott
6
3–13
Jerrell Gavins
Ott
6
Rank
Name
Team
SK
1–3
Justin
Capicciotti
Ott
23
2t–15
Zach Evans
Ott
7
2t–14
Keith
Shologan
Ott
8
2t–18
Aston
Whiteside
Ott
7
PASSING ATTEMPTS
TD
1–2t
Rank
YDS
Ernest
Jackson
3–9t
Most Points, Quarter
Rank*
(T-L)
YDS
Name
Team
Int
1–4t
Henry Burris
Ott
27
2–19t
Thomas DeMarco
Ott
2
CARRIES
SACKS
FIELD GOALS
Rank Name Team
1–4
Rank
Name
Team
Carr
1–9
Jeremiah
Johnson
Ott
135
2
Henry Burris
Ott
132
3
Chevon
Walker
Ott
101
3–13
William
Powell
Ott
76
Chris
Milo
Ott
Made
Long
/Att
31/34
48
%
91.2%
35, Visitor
1–1
Team
RECEIVING YARDS
Most Points, Game
44, Home
Name
RUSHING YARDS
34
34
RECEPTIONS
Rank
(T-L)
141
2015
REVIEW
2015 CFL STANDINGS & RESULTS
Teams in bold are in playoff postions.
X–Clinched playoff berth
Y–Clinched first place and bye to division final
GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, PTS = Points
WEST DIVISION
TEAM
GP
W
L
PF
PA
PTS
Y–Edmonton Eskimos
18
14
4
466
341
28
X–Calgary Stampeders
18
14
4
478
346
28
X–BC Lions
18
7
11
437
486
14
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
18
5
13
353
502
10
Saskatchewan Roughriders
18
3
15
430
563
6
EAST DIVISION
TEAM
W
L
PF
PA
PTS
18
12
6
464
454
24
X–Hamiltion Tiger-Cats
18
10
8
530
391
20
X–Toronto Argonauts
18
10
8
438
499
20
Montreal Alouettes
18
6
12
388
402
12
2015 CFL PLAYOFFS
November 15
November 22
Division Semi-Finals
Division Finals
East
E3
Toronto
Argonauts
22
E2
Hamiltion
Tiger-Cats
25
West
W3
BC
Lions
9
W2
Calgary
Stampeders
35
November 29
103rd Grey Cup
Investors Group Field –
Winnipeg
E2
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
28
E1
Ottawa
REDBLACKS
35
W2
Calgary
Stampeders
31
W1
Edmonton
Eskimos
45
E1
Ottawa
REDBLACKS
20
W1
Edmonton
Eskimos
26
2015 REVIEW OTTAWA REDBLACKS
GP
Y–Ottawa REDBLACKS
143
2015 CFL STANDINGS & RESULTS
REDBLACKS RESULTS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 REVIEW
WEEK
144
DATE
OPPONENT
SCORE
RECORD
ATTENDANCE
Ps – 1
June 8
at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
L 10-37
0-1
---
PS – 2
June 13
vs Montreal Alouettes
L 9-26
0-2
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
1
June 25
at Montreal Alouettes
W 20-16
1-0
21,524
2
July 4
vs BC Lions
W 27-16
2-0
24,376
3
July8
at Edmonton Eskimos
L 17-46
2-1
29,904
4
July 17
vs Edmonton Eskimos
L 12-23
2-2
21,078
5
July 24
vs Calgary Stampeders
W 29-26 (OT)
3-2
23,018
6
BYE
---
---
---
---
7
Aug 7
W 26-23
4-2
24,427
8
Aug 15
at Calgary Stampeders
L 3-48
4-3
27,566
9
Aug 23
at Toronto Argonauts
L 24-30
4-4
14,748
10
Aug 30
vs Saskatchewan Roughriders
W 35-13
5-4
24,468
11
BYE
---
---
---
---
12
Sept 13
at BC Lions
W 31-18
6-4
19,833
13
Sept 19
at Saskatchewan Roughriders
W 30-27
7-4
30,480
14
Sept 26
vs Toronto Argonauts
L 26-25
7-5
24,586
15
Oct 1
W 39-17
8-5
21,607
16
Oct 6
at Toronto Argonauts
L 35-17
8-6
15,011
17
Oct 16
vs Winnipeg Blue Bombers
W 27-24
9-6
22,867
18
Oct 24
at Winnipeg Bluebombers
W 27-20
10-6
23,773
19
Nov 1
at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
W 12-6
11-6
24,340
20
Nov 7
vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats
W 44-28
12-6
24,459
---
---
---
---
---
---
BYE
---
---
---
---
Nov 22
vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats
L 35-28
---
25,093
Nov 29
Edmonton Eskimos
L 20-26
---
36,634
East
Semi
Final
East
Final
103rd
Grey
Cup
TEAM STATS
TEAM
OPPONENTS
Total 1st Downs
433
344
Passing 1st Downs
268
208
Penalty 1st Downs
41
46
Rushing 1st Downs
124
90
Total Yards
7342
5811
Yards Rushing
1536
1275
Yards Passing
5806
4536
Team Loss Yards
Net Offence
Average Total Offence
Average Rushing Yards / Game
389
454
6953
5375
386
298
85
71
Average Passing Yards / Game
323
252
Total Plays
1527
1321
Turnovers on Downs
Rushes
12
6
343
237
714
591
499
363
69.9%
61.4%
PCT Complete
120
122
Punt Yards
Number of Punts
4905
5494
Punt Average
40.9
45.0
Punt Return
81
86
Punt Return Yards
512
1099
Punt Return Average
6.3
12.8
Kickoff Return
64
81
Kickoff Return Yards
1245
1756
Kickoff Return Average
19.5
21.7
Number of Penalties
219
221
1956
1728
Yards Penalized
Sacks Allowed
43
62
464
454
Passing Touchdowns
26
32
Rushing Touchdowns
18
11
Passes Intercepted
15
26
Fumbles
29
24
Total Points Scored
Fumbles Lost
15
15
Total Turnovers
42
47
25:34
21:19
Average Time of Possesion
Pass Attempts
Pass Completions
145
INDIVIDUAL STATS
SCORING – TOUCHDOWNS
Rush
Rec
KO
Punt
MFG
Int
Fble
OKR
2Pt
82 Ellingson, G.
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pts
54
27 Johnson, J.
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
54
01 Burris, H.
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
42
09 Jackson, E.
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
80 Williams, C.
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
88 Sinopoli, B.
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
29 Powell, W.
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
81 Lavoie, P.
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
24 Gavins, J.
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
92 Evans, Z.
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
45 Munoz, D.
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
07 Price, M.
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
18
26
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
282
11
32
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
270
Opponents
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 REVIEW
SCORING – KICKING
146
FG
FSg
Con
KO
Punt
Pts
30 Milo, C.
31
0
32
0
0
125
48 Alvarado, D
11
0
4
0
0
37
03 Maher, B.
0
0
0
0
1
1
15 Pfeffer, R.
Opponents
0
0
0
1
2
3
42
0
36
1
3
166
40
2
38
3
7
170
FIELD GOALS
T
G
30 Milo, C.
34
31
48
91.2%
48 Alvarado, D
14
11
46
78.6%
48
42
48
88.7%
45
40
50
88.9%
Opponents
LG
Pct
Max/Game
Sg
Lg Mfg
5
0
46
3
0
37
5
0
46
5
2
54
PASSING
01 Burris, H.
Att
Cmp
Pct
Yds
Yds/
At
LG
I/C
TDs
Max
C/Att
Max
Yds
Max
Tds
687
481
70.9%
5693
8.4
84
13
26
45/53
504
6
05 O’Brian, D.
22
16
72.7%
93
4.5
14
0
0
9/11
58
0
88 Sinopoli, B.
2
1
50.0%
8
4.0
8
0
0
1/1
8
0
17 DeMarco, T
Opponents
12
1
8.3%
7
0.6
7
2
0
1/8
7
0
714
499
69.9%
5806
8.1
84
15
26
45/53
504
6
591
363
61.4%
4536
7.7
71
26
32
32/44
397
5
INDIVIDUAL STATS
RECEIVING
No
Yds
Avg
LG
TDs
LG TD
Max
Rec
Max
Yds
Max
TDs
88
1214
13.8
84
5
84
10
162
1
69
1061
15.4
48
9
33
8
142
3
09 Jackson, E.
84
1036
12.3
55
5
24
7
114
1
88 Sinopoli, B.
86
1035
12.0
41
3
10
9
120
1
07 Price, M.
58
603
10.4
37
1
37
9
104
1
27 Johnson, J.
42
267
6.4
16
0
0
6
41
0
24 Walker, C.
23
159
6.9
22
0
0
7
41
0
29 Powell, W.
19
158
8.3
20
1
5
7
56
1
81 Lavoie, P.
16
140
8.8
26
2
11
4
36
1
19 Sanders, J.
5
36
7.2
16
0
0
3
22
0
84 Smith, J.
2
29
14.5
23
0
0
1
23
0
83 MacDonnel, S.
2
26
13.0
19
0
0
1
19
0
13 Paden, K.
1
16
16.0
16
0
0
1
16
0
33 Verdone, J.
1
15
15.0
15
0
0
1
15
0
34 Van, T.
1
10
10.0
10
0
0
1
10
0
37 Lafrance, K.
2
1
0.5
1
0
0
2
1
0
499
5806
11.6
84
26
84
10
162
3
363
4536
12.5
71
32
71
11
124
2
Carries
Yds
Avg
LG
TDs
LG TD
Max C
Max
Yds
Max
TDs
Opponents
RUSHING
27 Johnson, J.
97
448
4.6
35
9
35
17
100
3
24 Walker, C.
78
287
3.7
34
0
0
24
103
0
29 Powell, W.
76
447
5.9
33
2
4
22
119
1
01 Burris, H.
75
274
3.7
14
7
1
8
35
2
37 Lafrance, K.
6
17
2.8
8
0
0
5
13
0
19 Sanders, J.
3
4
1.3
6
0
0
3
4
0
17 DeMarco, T
2
22
11.0
18
0
0
1
18
0
09 Jackson, E.
2
21
10.5
12
0
0
1
12
0
14 Alix, A.
1
9
9.0
9
0
0
1
9
0
80 Williams, C.
1
8
8.0
8
0
0
1
8
0
05 O’Brian, D.
1
2
2.0
2
0
0
1
2
0
88 Sinopoli, B.
1
-3
-3.0
0
0
0
1
-3
0
343
1536
4.5
35
18
35
24
119
3
273
1275
4.7
32
11
19
18
144
2
Opponents
80 Williams, C.
82 Ellingson, G.
147
INDIVIDUAL STATS
KICKOFF RETURNS
No
2015 REVIEW
LG
TDs
Max
No
Max
Yds
19 Sanders, J.
16
316
19.8
29
0
6
112
13
266
20.5
36
0
6
142
24 Walker, C.
10
194
19.4
30
0
4
76
34 Van, T.
5
124
24.8
29
0
3
80
84 Smith, J.
6
124
20.7
36
0
4
90
80 Williams, C.
5
82
16.4
24
0
3
52
37 Lafrance, K.
3
68
22.7
26
0
2
50
27 Johnson, J.
2
46
23.0
24
0
2
46
03 Dunn, R.
1
22
22.0
22
0
1
22
47 Romick, N.
1
3
3.0
3
0
1
3
88 Sinopoli, B.
1
0
0.0
0
0
1
0
45 Munoz, D.
1
0
0.0
0
0
1
0
64
1245
19.5
36
0
6
142
81
1759
21.7
98
0
7
196
No
Yds
Avg
LG
TDs
Max
No
Max
Yds
46
PUNT RETURNS
80 Williams, C.
57
338
5.9
22
0
5
84 Smith, J.
14
125
8.9
16
0
7
71
27 Johnson, J.
5
24
4.8
13
0
4
26
31 McDonald, B.
4
18
4.5
10
0
4
18
19 Sanders, J.
1
7
7.0
7
0
1
7
81
512
6.3
22
0
7
71
90
1117
12.4
87
1
9
148
TDs
Opponents
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Avg
29 Powell, W.
Opponents
148
Yds
MISSED FG RETURNS
No
Yds
Avg
LG
84 Smith, J.
1
30
30.0
30
0
19 Sanders, J.
1
13
13.0
13
0
80 Williams, C.
1
7
7.0
7
0
3
50
16.7
30
0
Opponents
3
39
20.0
22
0
INDIVIDUAL STATS
ALL PURPOSE YARDS
YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE
Total
Game
Max
80 Williams, C.
1649
190
80 Williams, C.
1222
162
82 Ellingson, G.
1061
142
82 Ellingson, G.
1061
142
Total
Game
Max
09 Jackson, E.
1057
114
09 Jackson, E.
1057
114
88 Sinopoli, B.
1032
120
88 Sinopoli, B.
1032
120
29 Powell, W.
871
247
27 Johnson, J.
715
141
27 Johnson, J.
761
141
29 Powell, W.
605
156
640
154
07 Price, M
603
104
603
104
24 Walker, C.
446
121
19 Sanders, J.
376
134
01 Burris, H.
274
35
84 Smith, J.
308
151
81 Lavoie, P.
140
36
01 Burris, H.
274
35
19 Sanders, J.
40
22
81 Lavoie, P.
140
36
84 Smith, J.
29
23
34 Van, T.
134
90
83 MacDonell, S.
26
19
37 Lafrance, K.
86
50
17 Demarco, T.
22
18
83 MacDonell, S.
26
19
37 Lafrance, K.
18
14
02 Johnson, J.
24
26
13 Paden, K.
16
16
17 Demarco, T.
22
18
33 Verdone, J.
15
15
03 Dunn, R.
22
22
34 Van, T.
10
10
9
31 McDonald, B.
18
18
14 Alix, A.
9
13 Paden, K.
16
16
05 O’Brien, D.
2
2
33 Verdone, J.
15
15
7342
162
14 Alix, A.
9
9
5811
154
47 Romick, N.
3
3
05 O’Brien, D.
2
2
9149
247
8726
193
Net
Avg
S
Opponents
Opponents
PUNTING
No
Yds
Avg
LG
Ret
Yds
Net
Yds
30 Milo, C.
16
578
36.7
56
149
438
27.4
0
17 Demarco, T.
12
460
38.3
52
95
365
30.4
0
14 Alix, A.
37
1569
42.4
58
353
1216
32.9
0
03 Maher, B.
22
965
43.9
58
283
647
29.4
1
0
41 Wilder, A.
8
208
35.0
43
41
239
29.9
15 Pfeffer, R.
25
1044
41.8
60
175
799
32.0
2
120
4905
40.9
0
1096
3704
30.0
3
122
5494
45.0
70
512
4737
38.8
7
Opponents
24 Walker, C.
07 Price, M
149
INDIVIDUAL STATS
KICKOFFS
No
Yds
Avg
LG
Singles
Max
No
Max
Yds
30 Milo, C.
14
846
60.4
69
0
8
468
14 Alix, A.
11
648
58.9
64
0
5
290
48 Alvardo, D.
9
544
60.4
71
0
4
239
41 Wilder, A.
4
237
68.2
73
0
4
273
83
5013
60.4
83
1
8
481
70
4419
63.1
95
3
7
487
Opponents
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 REVIEW
INTERCEPTIONS
150
No
Yds
LG
TD
Lg TD
14 Kanneh, A.
6
51
23
0
0
Max
1
02 Johnson, J.
5
53
26
0
0
2
24 Gavins, J.
4
29
29
1
29
1
2
25 Thompson, B.
3
1
1
0
0
06 Pruneau, A.
2
12
12
0
0
1
31 McDonald, B.
2
0
0
0
0
1
92 Evans, Z.
1
66
66
1
66
1
31 Boyett, J.
1
41
41
0
0
1
45 Munoz, D.
1
40
40
1
40
1
95 Hopkins, M.
Opponents
1
5
5
0
0
1
26
298
66
3
66
2
15
235
57
1
75
1
FUMBLES
No
Lost
01 Burris, H.
10
3
09 Jackson, E.
3
1
31 McDonald, B.
2
2
27 Johnson, J.
2
1
80 Williams, C.
2
1
63 Gott, J.
2
0
82 Ellingson, G.
1
1
15 Pfeffer, R.
1
1
19 Sanders, J.
1
1
03 Dunn, R.
1
1
02 Johnson, J
1
1
29 Powell, W.
1
1
17 Demarco, T.
1
0
05 O’Brian, D.
1
0
29
14
26
17
Opponents
INDIVIDUAL STATS
FUMBLE RETURNS
No
Yds
LG
TD
Max
14 Kanneh, A.
3
10
10
0
1
Forced
4
74 Shologan, K.
2
0
0
0
1
0
45 Munoz, D.
2
0
0
0
2
3
97 Kashama, K.
1
3
3
0
1
0
25 Thompson, B.
1
0
0
0
1
1
24 Gavins, J.
1
0
0
0
1
0
08 Harty, J.
1
0
0
0
1
0
91 Whiteside, A.
1
0
0
0
1
2
10 Jackson, M.
1
0
0
0
1
0
95 Hopkins, M.
1
0
0
0
1
1
93 Capicciotti, J.
1
0
0
0
1
1
06 Pruneau, A.
0
0
0
0
0
1
52 Lemon, S.
0
0
0
0
0
3
67 Kelly, C.
0
0
0
0
0
1
49 Lattanzio, E.
0
0
0
0
1
13
10
0
2
18
15
74
52
0
1
20
Total
FG
Punt
Con
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
BLOCKED KICKS
Opponents
TACKLES FOR LOSS
No
Yds
45 Munoz, D.
6
10
93 Capicciotti, J.
4
9
24 Gavins, J.
4
5
92 Evans, Z.
3
2
06 Pruneau, A.
3
10
98 Smith, M.
2
4
95 Hopkins, M.
2
7
74 Shologan, K.
2
1
52 Lemon, S.
2
15
02 Johnson, J.
1
0
31 McDonald, B.
1
1
20 Hinds, D.
1
2
31
66
Opponents
36
93
Opponents
0
15
151
INDIVIDUAL STATS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 REVIEW
QB SACKS
152
No
Max
93 Capicciotti, J.
12
3
74 Shologan, K.
7
2
91 Whiteside, A.
7
2
92 Evans, Z.
7
2
52 Lemon, S.
6
2
95 Hopkins, M.
5
2
45 Munoz, D.
4
2
98 Smith, M.
3
1
14 Kanneh, A.
2
1
10 Jackson, M.
2
1
20 Hinds, D.
2
1
49 Lattanzio, E.
1
1
90 Marshall, A.
1
1
21 Sermons, B.
1
1
72 Williams, J.
1
1
23 Hightower, F.
1
1
62
3
43
3
Opponents
PASS KNOCK DOWNS
No
02 Johnson, J.
10
25 Tohmpson, B.
7
14 Kanneh, A.
7
52 Lemon, S.
4
06 Pruneau, A.
4
24 Gavins, J.
4
31 McDonald, B.
3
23 Hightower, F.
2
45 Munoz, D.
2
93 Capicciotti, J.
2
32 Robinson, J.
1
74 Shologan, K.
1
20 Hinds, D.
1
97 Kashama, K.
1
31 Boyett, J.
1
50
Opponents
47
INDIVIDUAL STATS
DEFENSIVE TACKLES
SPECIAL TEAM
No
No
74
06 Pruneau, A.
14 Kanneh, A.
57
47 Romick, N.
17
06 Pruneau, A.
55
38 Green, J.
15
02 Johnson, J.
54
98 Smith, M.
9
93 Capicciotti, J.
47
28 Washington, J.
8
25 Tohmpson, B.
42
10 Jackson, M.
8
20 Hinds, D.
41
44 Phillips, J.
6
24 Gavins, J.
40
33 Verdone, J.
6
31 McDonald, B.
33
81 Lavoie, P.
5
95 Hopkins, M.
27
21 Sermons, B.
5
74 Shologan, K.
26
90 Marshall, A.
5
10 Jackson, M.
17
88 Sinopoli, B.
4
92 Evans, Z.
17
97 Kashama, K.
4
52 Lemon, S.
15
45 Munoz, D.
4
23 Hightower, F.
15
20 Hinds, D.
4
91 Whiteside, A.
13
03 Maher, B.
3
28 Washington, J.
11
22 Richards, J.
3
98 Smith, M.
7
48 Beaulieu, J.
2
21 Sermons, B.
6
50 Malcom, K.
2
31 Boyett, J.
6
30 Milo, C.
2
09 Jackson, E.
4
36 Rosamonda, N.
2
43 Brown, T.
4
14 Kanneh, A.
2
97 Kashama, K.
4
94 Desloges, V.
2
94 Desloges, V.
3
17 Lopez, H.
2
90 Marshall, A.
3
31 Boyett, J.
2
07 Price, M.
3
48 Alvarado, D.
1
47 Romick, N.
2
43 Brown, T.
1
88 Sinopoli, B.
2
41 Wilder, A.
1
75 Williams, J.
2
93 Capicciotti, J.
1
64 Deane, J.
2
15 Pfeffer, R.
1
27 Johnson, J.
2
14 Alix, A.
1
49 Lattanzio, E.
2
37 Lafrance, K.
1
32 Robinson, J.
2
09 Jackson, E.
1
67 Kelly, C.
2
29 Powell, W.
1
01 Burris, H.
1
55 Rogers, S.
22 Richards, J.
1
66 MacMillan, N.
1
82 Ellingson, G.
1
15 Pfeffer, R.
1
63 Gott, J.
1
33 Verdone, J.
1
29 Powell, W.
1
80 Williams, C
1
649
Opponents
849
18
1
150
Opponents
134
45 Munoz, D.
153
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 1 / JUNE 25
OTTAWA AT MONTREAL
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Montreal
6
7
3
0
16
Ottawa
0
5
8
7
20
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME LEADERS - RUSHING
154
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WALKER
H. BURRIS
16
52
0
6
35
0
TD
MTL
NO
YDS
T. SUTTON
11
70
1
F. STAMPS
1
9
0
GAME LEADERS - PASSING
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
36
23
273
3
1
MTL
A
C
YD
I
TD
B. BRIDGE
10
5
62
1
0
J. CROMPTON
17
5
51
1
1
GAME LEADERS - RECEIVING
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
E. JACKSON
7
84
1
MTL
NO
YDS
TD
N. LEWIS
4
46
0
S. GREEN
2
45
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
25
MTL
15
RUSHING YARDS
114
84
PASSING YARDS
273
113
NET OFFENCE
371
188
NUMBER OF RUSHES
29
14
PASS ATTEMPTS
36
28
23
10
3
2
TD PASSES
1
1
PENALTIES
11
10
PENALTY YARDS
100
88
FUMBLES
2
0
FUMBLES LOST
0
0
QB SACKS BY
2
1
TURNOVERS
3
2
2015 GAME SUMMARIES OTTAWA REDBLACKS
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
155
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 2 / JULY 4
BC AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
BC
3
4
9
0
16
Ottawa
0
10
3
14
27
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
156
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WALKER
24
103
1
H. BURRIS
6
30
0
BC
NO
YDS
TD
A. HARRIS
13
48
0
T. LULAY
2
11
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
29
23
296
1
3
BC
A
C
YD
I
TD
T. LULAY
32
18
254
1
1
OTT
NO
YDS
B. SINOPOLI
9
296
TD
3
M. PRICE
5
43
0
BC
NO
YDS
TD
E. ARCENEAUX
7
112
0
A. COLLIE
5
65
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
26
BC
18
RUSHING YARDS
141
59
PASSING YARDS
296
254
NET OFFENCE
408
303
NUMBER OF RUSHES
31
15
PASS ATTEMPTS
29
32
18
23
3
1
TD PASSES
3
1
PENALTIES
10
11
PENALTY YARDS
118
95
FUMBLES
2
1
FUMBLES LOST
0
0
QB SACKS BY
2
2
TURNOVERS
2
2
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
157
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 3 / JULY 9
OTTAWA AT EDMONTON
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
0
11
3
3
17
Edmonton
14
22
7
3
46
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
158
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WALKER
6
16
0
H. BURRIS
1
7
0
TD
EDM
NO
YDS
K. LAWRENCE
12
79
1
C. MCCARTY
1
20
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
36
20
162
1
0
EDM
A
C
YD
I
TD
M. NICHOLS
21
12
212
1
3
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
B. SINOPOLI
5
53
0
C. WALKER
5
36
0
EDM
NO
YDS
TD
A. BOWMAN
5
120
1
K. LAWRENCE
5
65
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
OTT
17
EDM
25
RUSHING YARDS
25
123
PASSING YARDS
196
253
NET OFFENCE
212
321
NUMBER OF RUSHES
8
20
PASS ATTEMPTS
49
28
COMPLETIONS
26
16
INTERCEPTIONS
2
1
TD PASSES
0
3
PENALTIES
12
11
PENALTY YARDS
139
122
FUMBLES
1
3
FUMBLES LOST
0
2
QB SACKS BY
2
4
TURNOVERS
3
3
GAME DATA
FIRST DOWNS
159
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 4 / JULY 17
EDMONTON AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Edmonton
5
3
3
12
23
Ottawa
0
3
3
6
12
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
160
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WALKER
H. BURRIS
11
21
0
4
21
1
TD
EDM
NO
YDS
S. BELL
18
144
0
M. NICHOLS
3
3
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
39
29
252
0
1
EDM
A
C
YD
I
TD
M. NICHOLS
33
18
242
1
3
OTT
NO
YDS
C. WILLIAMS
7
90
TD
0
C. WALKER
7
41
0
EDM
NO
YDS
TD
K. LAWRENCE
4
92
1
K. STAFFORD
3
47
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
OTT
20
EDM
21
RUSHING YARDS
46
151
PASSING YARDS
252
242
NET OFFENCE
272
380
NUMBER OF RUSHES
18
24
PASS ATTEMPTS
40
33
COMPLETIONS
29
18
INTERCEPTIONS
1
3
TD PASSES
0
1
PENALTIES
8
5
PENALTY YARDS
95
55
FUMBLES
3
1
FUMBLES LOST
2
0
QB SACKS BY
16
11
TURNOVERS
4
3
GAME DATA
FIRST DOWNS
161
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 5 / JULY 24
CALGARY AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
Calgary
Ottawa
2
3
4
OT
11
8
8
9
TOT
4
3
0
26
3
6
3
29
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
162
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
10
22
0
H. BURRIS
4
11
0
TD
CGY
NO
YDS
J. CORNISH
7
20
1
M. WALTER
4
10
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
43
28
389
0
3
CGY
A
C
YD
I
TD
B. MITCHELL
41
23
318
0
1
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WILLIAMS
7
162
1
E. JACKSON
7
81
1
TD
EDM
NO
YDS
E. ROGERS
6
124
1
M. MCDANIEL
6
60
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
CGY
FIRST DOWNS
21
OTT
22
RUSHING YARDS
32
33
PASSING YARDS
318
389
NET OFFENCE
339
392
NUMBER OF RUSHES
14
14
PASS ATTEMPTS
41
43
23
28
0
0
TD PASSES
1
3
PENALTIES
9
11
PENALTY YARDS
62
115
FUMBLES
3
2
FUMBLES LOST
3
0
QB SACKS BY
2
4
TURNOVERS
3
0
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
163
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 7 / AUGUST 7
MONTREAL AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Montreal
1
11
0
11
23
Ottawa
7
0
10
9
26
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
164
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WALKER
14
84
0
H. BURRIS
5
18
1
MTL
NO
YDS
TD
B. RUTLEY
10
52
0
R. CATO
4
30
1
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
44
32
323
0
2
MTL
A
C
YD
I
TD
R. CATO
31
20
303
2
1
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
G. ELLINGSON
8
110
0
E. JACKSON
5
45
1
TD
MTL
NO
YDS
S. GREEN
5
66
0
B. RUTLEY
4
71
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
MTL
FIRST DOWNS
31
OTT
23
RUSHING YARDS
102
101
PASSING YARDS
323
303
NET OFFENCE
417
364
NUMBER OF RUSHES
19
17
PASS ATTEMPTS
44
31
32
20
0
2
TD PASSES
2
1
PENALTIES
6
12
PENALTY YARDS
65
98
FUMBLES
1
1
FUMBLES LOST
0
0
QB SACKS BY
2
3
TURNOVERS
1
3
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
165
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 8 / AUGUST 15
OTTAWA AT CALGARY
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
3
0
0
0
3
Calgary
8
23
10
7
48
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
OTT
166
NO
YDS
TD
C. WALKER
7
11
0
J. JOHNSON
3
10
0
TD
CGY
NO
YDS
M. WALTER
10
41
1
B. MITCHELL
3
22
2
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
17
7
114
0
0
D. O’BRIEN
10
9
58
0
0
TD
CGY
A
C
YD
I
B. MITCHELL
25
17
243
0
2
D. TATE
5
3
32
0
0
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
B. SINOPOLI
3
50
0
G. ELLINGSON
3
46
0
TD
CGY
NO
YDS
E. ROGERS
5
92
1
J. WEST
2
54
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
10
CGY
31
RUSHING YARDS
101
102
PASSING YARDS
303
323
NET OFFENCE
364
417
NUMBER OF RUSHES
17
19
PASS ATTEMPTS
31
44
20
32
2
0
TD PASSES
1
2
PENALTIES
12
6
PENALTY YARDS
98
65
FUMBLES
1
1
FUMBLES LOST
0
0
QB SACKS BY
3
2
TURNOVERS
3
1
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
167
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 9 / AUGUST 23
OTTAWA AT TORONTO
Scoring
1
Ottawa
7
Toronto
7
2
3
4
TOT
0
3
14
24
10
0
13
30
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
168
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
12
40
2
H. BURRIS
4
20
0
TOR
NO
YDS
TD
B. WHITAKER
6
20
0
C. KACKERT
5
13
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
39
32
426
0
0
TOR
A
C
YD
I
TD
T. HARRIS
32
21
266
1
3
OTT
NO
YDS
E. JACKSON
6
114
TD
0
G. ELLINGSON
4
110
0
TD
TOR
NO
YDS
V. HAZELTON
4
55
1
D. SPENCER
4
51
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
OTT
21
TOR
20
RUSHING YARDS
60
44
PASSING YARDS
426
266
NET OFFENCE
466
286
NUMBER OF RUSHES
16
16
PASS ATTEMPTS
36
31
COMPLETIONS
32
21
INTERCEPTIONS
0
1
TD PASSES
0
3
PENALTIES
19
6
PENALTY YARDS
228
65
FUMBLES
3
1
FUMBLES LOST
1
1
QB SACKS BY
3
4
TURNOVERS
2
1
GAME DATA
FIRST DOWNS
169
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 10 / AUGUST 30
SASKATCHEWAN AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Saskatchewan
1
9
0
3
13
Ottawa
14
0
14
7
35
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
170
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
12
92
3
E. JACKSON
1
12
0
TD
SASK
NO
YDS
B. SMITH
4
25
0
T. SUNSERI
2
33
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
33
19
269
1
1
SASK
A
C
YD
I
TD
T. SUNSERI
18
12
165
0
0
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
E. JACKSON
5
77
0
M. PRICE
2
51
1
SASK
NO
YDS
TD
W. DRESSLER
3
86
0
N. ROOSEVELT
4
46
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
SASK
FIRST DOWNS
17
OTT
24
RUSHING YARDS
69
108
PASSING YARDS
233
269
NET OFFENCE
227
351
NUMBER OF RUSHES
13
16
PASS ATTEMPTS
28
33
18
19
1
1
TD PASSES
1
1
PENALTIES
17
12
PENALTY YARDS
135
121
FUMBLES
2
2
FUMBLES LOST
2
2
QB SACKS BY
0
10
TURNOVERS
4
3
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
171
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 12 / SEPTEMBER 13
OTTAWA AT BC
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
8
6
10
7
31
BC
0
18
0
0
18
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
172
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
17
100
2
H. BURRIS
4
31
0
TD
BC
NO
YDS
A. HARRIS
4
3
0
J. BECK
1
5
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
37
26
317
0
0
BC
A
C
YD
I
TD
J. BECK
29
20
207
2
1
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
B. SINOPOLI
6
102
0
E. JACKSON
5
96
0
TD
BC
NO
YDS
B. BURNHAM
4
52
0
E. ARCENEAUX
4
23
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
BC
FIRST DOWNS
30
10
RUSHING YARDS
153
9
PASSING YARDS
325
207
NET OFFENCE
464
194
NUMBER OF RUSHES
27
7
PASS ATTEMPTS
38
30
27
20
0
2
TD PASSES
0
1
PENALTIES
7
10
PENALTY YARDS
52
91
FUMBLES
0
1
FUMBLES LOST
0
1
QB SACKS BY
2
3
TURNOVERS
1
4
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
173
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
OTTAWA AT SASKATCHEWAN
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
3
11
7
9
30
Saskatchewan
10
10
3
4
27
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
174
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
10
29
2
H. BURRIS
7
16
1
SASK
NO
YDS
TD
J. MESSAM
10
53
0
W. DRESSLER
1
12
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
45
35
477
0
2
SASK
A
C
YD
I
TD
K. GLENN
29
16
227
1
2
OTT
NO
YDS
C. WILLIAMS
8
137
TD
1
E. JACKSON
6
101
0
SASK
NO
YDS
TD
R. BAGG
4
79
1
N. ROOSEVELT
3
95
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
28
SASK
15
RUSHING YARDS
63
57
PASSING YARDS
477
227
NET OFFENCE
506
264
NUMBER OF RUSHES
18
17
PASS ATTEMPTS
45
29
16
35
0
1
TD PASSES
2
2
PENALTIES
8
7
PENALTY YARDS
95
65
FUMBLES
2
0
FUMBLES LOST
2
0
QB SACKS BY
4
2
TURNOVERS
2
1
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
175
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
TORONTO AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
Toronto
14
Ottawa
10
TOT
10
0
11
35
0
10
6
26
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
176
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
9
32
0
H. BURRIS
6
18
0
TOR
NO
YDS
TD
B. WHITAKER
10
50
0
A. MCPHERSON
4
5
1
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
38
27
313
1
2
TOR
A
C
YD
I
TD
T. HARRIS
36
24
282
2
2
OTT
NO
YDS
C. WILLIAMS
6
101
TD
1
G. ELLINGSON
4
48
2
TOR
NO
YDS
TD
B. WHITAKER
5
35
0
K. ELLIOTT
4
39
2
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
TOR
FIRST DOWNS
26
OTT
18
RUSHING YARDS
63
57
PASSING YARDS
74
50
NET OFFENCE
341
331
NUMBER OF RUSHES
17
15
PASS ATTEMPTS
36
38
27
24
2
1
TD PASSES
2
2
PENALTIES
11
16
PENALTY YARDS
122
166
FUMBLES
0
2
FUMBLES LOST
0
2
QB SACKS BY
2
4
TURNOVERS
2
2
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
177
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 15 / OCTOBER 1
MONTREAL AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
Montreal
3
Ottawa
7
2
3
4
TOT
0
0
14
17
16
14
2
39
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
178
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
12
54
0
H. BURRIS
7
13
2
MTL
NO
YDS
TD
T. SUTTON
7
39
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
53
45
504
0
2
TD
MTL
A
C
YD
I
A. BOONE
18
12
147
1
2
R. CATO
17
12
75
0
0
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
M. PRICE
9
104
0
B. SINOPOLI
7
107
1
MTL
NO
YDS
TD
N. LEWIS
6
84
0
S. GIGUERE
5
54
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
MTL
FIRST DOWNS
15
OTT
37
RUSHING YARDS
39
70
PASSING YARDS
222
510
NET OFFENCE
242
580
NUMBER OF RUSHES
7
23
PASS ATTEMPTS
35
54
24
46
1
0
TD PASSES
2
2
PENALTIES
12
5
PENALTY YARDS
106
45
FUMBLES
2
1
FUMBLES LOST
0
1
QB SACKS BY
3
0
TURNOVERS
1
3
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
179
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 16 / OCTOBER 6
OTTAWA AT TORONTO
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
13
3
10
9
35
Toronto
14
3
7
14
38
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
180
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
J. JOHNSON
7
55
1
W. POWELL
7
49
0
TOR
NO
YDS
TD
B. WHITAKER
8
18
0
T. HARRIS
3
25
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
35
27
250
1
2
TOR
A
C
YD
I
TD
T. HARRIS
44
31
397
2
5
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
7
56
0
G. ELLINGSON
3
54
1
TOR
NO
YDS
TD
B. WHITAKER
11
62
1
C. OWENS
6
74
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
TOR
FIRST DOWNS
26
OTT
18
RUSHING YARDS
74
50
PASSING YARDS
282
313
NET OFFENCE
341
331
NUMBER OF RUSHES
17
15
PASS ATTEMPTS
36
38
27
24
2
1
TD PASSES
2
2
PENALTIES
11
16
PENALTY YARDS
122
166
FUMBLES
0
2
FUMBLES LOST
0
2
QB SACKS BY
2
4
TURNOVERS
2
2
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
181
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 17 / OCTOBER 16
WINNIPEG AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Winnipeg
0
0
9
15
24
Ottawa
7
9
3
8
27
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
182
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
12
69
1
H. BURRIS
8
22
0
WPG
NO
YDS
TD
C. MARSHALL
8
48
0
M. NICHOLS
5
10
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
43
34
370
0
1
WPG
A
C
YD
I
TD
MAT NICHOLS
40
27
241
3
3
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WILLIAMS
10
125
0
W. POWELL
4
47
1
TD
WPG
NO
YDS
D. ADAMS
9
66
1
C. MARSHALL
7
65
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
WPG
OTT
23
30
RUSHING YARDS
74
91
PASSING YARDS
241
370
NET OFFENCE
310
440
NUMBER OF RUSHES
17
20
PASS ATTEMPTS
40
43
COMPLETIONS
27
34
INTERCEPTIONS
3
0
TD PASSES
3
1
PENALTIES
14
14
PENALTY YARDS
127
139
FUMBLES
2
3
FUMBLES LOST
1
2
QB SACKS BY
1
2
TURNOVERS
5
3
GAME DATA
FIRST DOWNS
183
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 18 / OCTOBER 24
OTTAWA AT WINNIPEG Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
1
15
1
10
27
Winnipeg
0
10
10
0
20
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
184
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
22
117
1
H. BURRIS
4
11
1
TD
WPG
NO
YDS
C. MARSHALL
6
20
0
M. NICHOLS
1
8
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
43
29
413
2
1
WPG
A
C
YD
I
TD
MAT NICHOLS
26
17
282
2
2
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
B. SINOPOLI
8
120
0
C. WILLIAMS
7
96
1
TD
WPG
NO
YDS
N. MOORE
6
69
1
D. ADAMS
3
91
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
WPG
FIRST DOWNS
28
14
RUSHING YARDS
128
19
PASSING YARDS
413
294
NET OFFENCE
525
283
NUMBER OF RUSHES
26
9
PASS ATTEMPTS
44
27
29
18
2
2
TD PASSES
1
2
PENALTIES
10
3
PENALTY YARDS
91
51
FUMBLES
1
1
FUMBLES LOST
1
1
QB SACKS BY
2
6
TURNOVERS
3
3
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
185
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 19 / NOVEMBER 1
OTTAWA AT HAMILTON
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
9
0
Hamilton
0
6
0
3
12
0
0
6
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
186
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
15
87
0
H. BURRIS
2
5
0
TD
HAM
NO
YDS
C. GABLE
7
27
0
T. SINKFIELD
4
37
0
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
34
17
187
1
0
HAM
A
C
YD
I
TD
J MATHEWS
35
20
160
2
0
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
C. WILLIAMS
6
42
0
E. JACKSON
5
67
0
HAM
NO
YDS
TD
T. SINKFIELD
8
55
0
B. BANKS
6
49
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
19
HAM
21
RUSHING YARDS
96
90
PASSING YARDS
187
220
NET OFFENCE
271
267
NUMBER OF RUSHES
18
14
PASS ATTEMPTS
34
40
24
17
1
2
TD PASSES
0
0
PENALTIES
14
9
PENALTY YARDS
150
100
FUMBLES
0
3
FUMBLES LOST
0
1
QB SACKS BY
1
6
TURNOVERS
1
3
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
187
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 20 / NOVEMBER 7
HAMILTON AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Hamilton
0
20
6
2
28
Ottawa
17
0
14
13
44
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
188
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
17
119
0
H. BURRIS
4
12
0
HAM
C. GABLE
9
81
0
J. MASOLI
6
27
1
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
37
28
358
1
6
HAM
A
C
YD
I
TD
J. MASOLI
32
11
148
0
1
OTT
NO
YDS
G. ELLINGSON
8
142
TD
3
M. PRICE
5
77
0
TD
HAM
NO
YDS
A. FANTUZ
4
48
1
L. TASKER
3
56
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
HAM
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
16
30
RUSHING YARDS
110
131
PASSING YARDS
189
358
NET OFFENCE
283
464
NUMBER OF RUSHES
17
21
PASS ATTEMPTS
27
37
28
14
0
1
TD PASSES
1
6
PENALTIES
12
4
PENALTY YARDS
120
40
FUMBLES
3
1
FUMBLES LOST
3
1
QB SACKS BY
3
2
TURNOVERS
4
3
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
189
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
EAST DIVISION FINAL / NOVEMBER 22
HAMILTON AT OTTAWA
Scoring
1
Hamilton
Ottawa
2
3
4
TOT
10
7
7
12
0
11
28
6
10
35
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
190
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
13
60
1
H. BURRIS
6
29
1
J. MASOLI
10
44
1
C. GABLE
7
28
0
HAM
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
32
17
326
0
1
HAM
A
C
YD
I
TD
J. MASOLI
42
30
349
1
2
OTT
NO
YDS
G. ELLINGSON
5
186
TD
1
E. JACKSON
4
52
0
TD
HAM
NO
YDS
L. TASKER
8
90
1
A. FANTUZ
7
88
0
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
HAM
FIRST DOWNS
22
OTT
18
RUSHING YARDS
71
96
386
326
NET OFFENCE
442
403
NUMBER OF RUSHES
18
20
PASS ATTEMPTS
44
32
COMPLETIONS
32
17
INTERCEPTIONS
1
0
TD PASSES
2
1
PENALTIES
8
4
PENALTY YARDS
70
40
FUMBLES
0
0
FUMBLES LOST
0
0
QB SACKS BY
1
2
TURNOVERS
2
0
PASSING YARDS
191
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
103 RD GREY CUP FINAL / NOVEMBER 29
OTTAWA VS EDMONTON AT WINNIPEG
Scoring
1
2
3
4
TOT
Ottawa
13
3
Edmonton
10
7
3
1
20
1
8
26
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
192
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
10
66
0
H. BURRIS
2
6
0
M. REILLY
10
66
0
A. SHAVERS
8
37
0
EDM
OTT
A
C
YD
I
TD
H. BURRIS
29
22
220
1
2
HAM
A
C
YD
I
TD
J. MASOLI
35
21
269
0
2
OTT
NO
YDS
TD
W. POWELL
7
57
0
E. JACKSON
5
43
1
TD
EDM
NO
YDS
A. SHAVERS
5
26
1
A. BOWMAN
4
73
1
2015 GAME SUMMARIES
GAME DATA
GAME DATA
OTT
FIRST DOWNS
19
EDM
28
RUSHING YARDS
72
109
PASSING YARDS
220
269
NET OFFENCE
257
371
NUMBER OF RUSHES
12
23
PASS ATTEMPTS
29
35
22
21
1
0
TD PASSES
2
2
PENALTIES
6
6
PENALTY YARDS
118
87
FUMBLES
0
1
FUMBLES LOST
0
1
QB SACKS BY
3
2
TURNOVERS
1
1
COMPLETIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
193
DRAFT HISTORY
2016 CFL DRAFT – MAY 10
Round 1 (7th overall) – Jason Lauzon-Séguin, OL, Laval
Round 2 (16th) – Mikaël Charland, DB, Concordia
Round 3 (25th) – Mehdi Abdesmad, DL, Boston College
Round 4 (34th) – Kevin Jackson, LB, Sam Houston State
Round 5 (43rd) – Randy Beardy, OL, Windsor
Round 6 (45th, via Sask.) – Kyle Fraser-Audit, OL, Guelph
Round 7 (54th, via Sask.) – Arto Khatchikian, LB, Concordia
Round 7 (60th) – Jamal Kett, WR, Western Ontario
Round (69th) – Guillaume Tremblay-Lebel, LB, Laval
2015 CFL DRAFT; MAY 12
Round 1 (1st overall) – Alex Mateas, OL, Connecticut
DRAFT HISTORY
Round 2 (9) - Jake Harty, WR, Calgary
Round 3 (28) - Tanner Doll, LB, Calgary
Round 5 (37) - Jefferson Court, FB, Utah State
Round 6 (46) - Kienan Lafrance, RB, Manitoba
Round 7 (54) - Alexandre Laganière, OL, Montreal
Round 1 (4) – Antoine Pruneau, DB, Montréal
Round 2 (13) – Scott Macdonell, WR, Queen’s
Round 3 (23) – Nigel Romick, DL, Saint Mary’s
Round 4 (28) – Aaron Wheaton, OL, Toronto
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Round 5 (37) – Hugo Desmarais OL, Laval
194
Round 6 (46) – Stephon Miller, DL, Windsor
Round 7 (56) – Vincent Desloges, DL, Laval
Round 7 (64) – Alexandre Bernard, LB, McGill
Round 7 (65) – Kevin Malcolm, LS, McMaster
Round 1 (9) – Nolan MacMillan, OL, Iowa
Round 2 (18) – Connor Williams, DE, Utah State
Round 3 (27) – Kalonji Kashama, DE, Eastern Michigan
Round 4 (36) – Tyler Digby, WR, Robert Morris
DRAFT HISTORY
2013 CFL EXPANSION DRAFT
DECEMBER 16 AT FIFTH AVENUE COURT, OTTAWA
Round 1 (international players)
Kevin Glenn, QB, Calgary
Thomas DeMarco, QB, BC
Moton Hopkins, DL, Montréal
Jonathan Williams, DL, Toronto
Chevon Walker, RB, Hamilton
Wallace Miles, WR, Winnipeg
James Lee, OL, Saskatchewan
Carlton Mitchell, WR, Edmonton
Round 2 (national players)
James Green, LB, Winnipeg
Keith Shologan, DL, Saskatchewan
Joe Eppele, OL, Toronto
John Delahunt, FB, Hamilton
Alex Krausnick, OL, Edmonton
J’Micheal Deane, OL, Calgary
Matthew Albright, OL, BC
Round (national players)
Marwan Hage, OL, Hamilton
Eric Fraser S, Calgary
Jason Pottinger, LB, Toronto
Rory Kohlert, WR, Winnipeg
Justin Capicciotti, DL, Edmonton
Zack Evans, DL, Saskatchewan
Andrew Marshall, DL, BC
Jordan Verdone, LB, Montréal
DRAFT HISTORY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Patrick Lavoie, FB, Montréal
195
ALL-TIME ROSTER
OTTAWA REDBLACKS ALL-TIME ROSTER
(players on active regular-season, game-day rosters only)
A
Matt Albright
OL
Anthony Alix
K
Delbert Alvarado
K
ALL-TIME ROSTER
B
Jonathan Beaulieu-Richard
LB
John Boyett
DB
Travis Brown
LB
Dan Buckner
WR
Henry Burris
QB
C
Justin Capicciotti
DL
Alex Carder
QB
Matt Carter
WR
Dobson Collins
WR
D
J’Micheal Deane
OL
John Delahunt
FB
Vincent Desloges
LB
Thomas DeMarco
QB
Reggie Dunn
WR
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
E
196
Eddie Elder
DB
Greg Ellingson
WR
Joey Elliott
DL
F
Roy Finch
RB
Eric Fraser
S
G
Jerrell Gavins
DB
Jon Gott
OL
James Green
LB
Jeremiah Green
LB
ALL-TIME ROSTER
H
Jake Harty
WR
D.J. Harper
RB
Michael Hayes
RB
Marcus Henry
WR
Forrest Hightower
DB
TJ Hill
LB
David Hinds
LB
Moton Hopkins
DL
J
WR
Ernest Jackson
WR
Malik Jackson
DL
Kierre Johnson
WR
Jeremiah Johnson
RB
Jovon Johnson
DB
Reggie Jones
DB
Onrea Jones
WR
K
Abdul Kanneh
DB
Kalomji Kashama
DL
Colin Kelly
OL
Alex Krausnick
OL
L
Brandon Lang
DL
Kienan Lafrance
RB
Ettore Lattanzio
DL
Shawn Lemon
DL
Patrick Lavoie
FB
Monté Lewis
DL
Hugo Lopez
DB
M
Scott Macdonell
WR
Nolan MacMillan
OL
Brett Maher
K
ALL-TIME ROSTER OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Paris Jackson
197
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
ALL-TIME ROSTER
ALL-TIME ROSTER
198
Kevin Malcolm
LS
Andrew Marshall
DL
Alex Mateas
OL
Tim Maypray
WR
Jeraill McCuller
OL
Brandon McDonald
DB
Robin Medeiros
WR
Wallace Miles
WR
Chris Milo
K
Carlton Mitchell
WR
Chris McCoy
DL
Nate Menkin
OL
Damaso Munoz
LB
O
Danny O’Brien
QB
P
Khalil Paden
WR
Ronnie Pfeffer
P
Justin Phillips
DL
Eddie Poole
WR
Jason Pottinger
LB
William Powell
RB
Maurice Price
WR
Antoine Pruneau
LB
R
Jeff Richards
DB
Jermaine Robinson
DB
SirVincent Rogers
OL
Nigel Romick
DL
Nick Rosamonda
LB
S
Jock Sanders
Kevin Scott
LS
Brandon Sermons
DB
Keith Shologan
DL
Jasper Simmons
LB
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Brad Sinopoli
WR
Jamill Smith
WR
Marlon Smith
DL
T
Brandyn Thompson
DB
V
Travon Van
RB
Jordan Verdone
DL
W
RB
Jacques Washington
S
Aston Whiteside
DL
Chris Williams
WR
Connor Williams
DL
Jonathan Williams
DL
Jonathan Williams
RB
Andy Wilder
P
Seth Williams
LB
Y
D.J. Young
OL
ALL-TIME ROSTER OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Chevon Walker
199
OTTAWA
FOOTBALL
HISTORY
FRANK CLAIR
Frank Clair was a football man who became
synonymous with the sport in Ottawa.
As coach, Clair guided the Riders to Grey Cup wins in
1960, 1968 and 1969. To this day, he has more wins (116)
than any other coach in Ottawa professional football
history. His 147 career CFL coaching victories (he had 31 with the Argos from 1950
to 1954) rank third all-time in league history, only behind Wally Buono and Don
Matthews.
He was one of only four men to coach CFL teams to five Grey Cup championships.
The others: Buono, Matthews and Hugh Campbell.
As a general manager, Clair added two Grey Cups with the Rough Riders in 1973
and 1976. He was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1981.
Clair died in Sarasota, Florida on April 3, 2005 and will always be remembered by
Ottawa football fans for his contributions to the sport and his historic place in the
remarkable sports fabric of the city.
OTTAWA FOOTBALL HISTORY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
A player at Ohio State and with the Washington
Redskins as a receiver, the man who became known as
“The Professor” for his scholarly appearance and ability
to craft winning football plans became coach of the
Ottawa Rough Riders in 1956 and spent 14 seasons at
the helm of the team before moving to the front office
as general manager.
201
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORD
202
HEAD COACH
FIRST
LAST
YR
G
W
L
T
PCT
CLANCY, TOM
1907
1922
7
42
21
20
1
.512
GALVIN, DOC
1912
1912
1
6
4
2
0
.667
STANTON, REV. BILL
1913
1913
1
6
4
2
0
.667
.000
GERARD, EDDIE
1914
1914
1
6
0
6
0
SHAUGHNESSY, FRANK
1915
1915
1
6
2
4
0
.333
MCCANN, DAVE
1919
1932
7
42
16
24
2
.405
QUILTY, SILVER
1920
1923
2
12
4
8
0
.333
GILHOOLY, WALTER
1928
1928
1
6
1
4
1
.250
MILLER, JOE
1929
1929
1
6
0
6
0
.000
DAVIES, ANDY
1930
1930
1
6
0
6
0
.000
MASTERS, WALLY
1933
1934
2
12
4
8
0
.333
HUGHES, BILLY
1935
1936
2
15
8
7
0
.533
TRIMBLE, ROSS
1937
1945
6
36
28
8
0
.778
FRASER, GEORGE
1946
1946
1
12
6
4
2
.583
GC
WINS
25, 26
40
FOX, SAMMY
1947
1947
1
12
8
4
0
.667
MASTERS, WALLY
1948
1950
3
36
25
10
1
.708
CROWE, CLEM
1951
1954
4
52
21
31
0
.404
CALDWELL, CHAN
1955
1955
1
12
3
9
0
.250
CLAIR, FRANK
1956
1969
14
196
116
75
5
.605
60, 6869
GOTTA, JACK
1970
1973
4
56
30
26
0
.536
73
BRANCATO, GEORGE
1974
1984
11
176
82
90
4
.477
76
MOSS, JOE
1985
1986
2
29
10
19
0
.345
DIMITROFF, TOM
1986
1986
1
5
0
4
1
.100
GLICK, FRED
1987
1988
2
21
3
18
0
.143
WEBER, BOB
1988
1988
1
15
2
13
0
.133
GOLDMAN, STEVE
1989
1991
3
40
11
29
0
.275
FARAGALLI, JOE
1991
1991
1
14
7
7
0
.500
SMELTZER, RON
1992
1993
2
36
13
23
0
.361
RITA, ADAM
1994
1994
1
18
4
14
0
.222
.150
GILSTRAP, JIM
1995
1996
2
20
3
17
0
PAYNE, JOHN
1996
1996
1
16
3
13
0
.188
PAOPAO, JOE
2002
2005
4
72
23
49
0
.319
CAMPBELL, RICK
2014
PRESENT
1
36
14
22
0
.388
51
GREY CUP SCORES
FOOTBALL TEAMS BASED IN OTTAWA-GATINEAU HAVE WON NINE GREY CUP
CHAMPIONSHIPS AND HAVE MADE 16 TITLE MATCH APPEARANCES.
1960
(Empire Stadium, Vancouver):
Ottawa Rough Riders 16, Edmonton
Eskimos 6
1926
(Varsity Stadium, Toronto):
Ottawa Senators 10, Toronto Varsity
Blues 7
1966
(Empire Stadium, Vancouver):
Saskatchewan Roughriders 29, Ottawa
Rough Riders 14
1936
Sarnia Imperials 26, Ottawa Rough
Riders 20
1968
(Exhibition Stadium, Toronto):
Ottawa Rough Riders 24, Calgary
Stampeders 21
1939
(Lansdowne Park):
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 8, Ottawa
Rough Riders 7
1969
(Autostade, Montréal):
Ottawa Rough Riders 29,
Saskatchewan Roughriders 11
x-1940
Ottawa Rough Riders 8, Toronto Balmy
Beach 2
1973
Ottawa Rough Riders 22, Edmonton
Eskimos 18
(Lansdowne Park):
Ottawa Rough Riders 12, Toronto
Balmy Beach 5
1976
Ottawa Rough Riders 23,
Saskatchewan Roughriders 20
1941
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 18, Ottawa
Rough Riders 16
1948
Calgary Stampeders 12, Ottawa Rough
Riders 7
1951
Ottawa Rough Riders 21, Saskatchewan
Roughriders 14
1981
(Olympic Stadium, Montréal):
Edmonton Eskimos 26, Ottawa Rough
Riders 23
2015
(Investors Group field):
Edmonton Eskimos 26, Ottawa
REDBLACKS 20
Note: Wins in bold x-Two-game total-point series
1925
(Lansdowne Park):
Ottawa Senators 24, Winnipeg
Tammany Lions 1
203
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
HOME
YEAR
F
PL
GP
W
L
T
PTS
PCT
W
L
AWAY
T
W
L
SCORING
T
PF
PA
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS / SENATORS
204
1907
3
6
2
4
0
4
.333
2
1
0
0
3
0
78
102
1908
2
P*
6
5
1
0
10
.833
3
0
0
2
1
0
114
41
1909
1
P*
6
5
1
0
10
.833
3
0
0
2
1
0
76
71
1910
3
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
70
66
1911
3
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
61
83
1912
2
6
4
2
0
8
.667
2
1
0
2
1
0
77
65
1913
2
6
4
2
0
8
.667
3
0
0
1
2
0
84
87
1914
4
6
0
6
0
0
.000
0
3
0
0
3
0
39
162
1915
3
6
2
4
0
4
.333
1
2
0
1
2
0
69
69
1919
4
6
2
4
0
4
.333
2
1
0
0
3
0
42
83
1920
3
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
49
52
1921
2
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
77
71
1922
4
6
0
5
1
1
.083
0
3
0
0
2
1
23
103
1923
4
6
1
5
0
2
.167
1
2
0
0
3
0
54
60
1924
3
6
2
4
0
4
.333
1
2
0
1
2
0
29
33
1925
1
GC
6
4
1
1
9
.750
3
0
0
1
1
1
48
24
1926
1
GC
6
5
1
0
10
.833
3
0
0
2
1
0
72
57
1927
2
6
3
2
1
7
.583
1
1
1
2
1
0
44
47
1928
4
6
1
4
1
3
.250
1
1
1
0
3
0
22
103
1929
4
6
0
6
0
0
.000
0
3
0
0
3
0
12
128
1930
4
6
0
6
0
0
.000
0
3
0
0
3
0
7
90
1931
4
6
0
6
0
0
.000
0
3
0
0
3
0
31
99
1932
4
6
0
6
0
0
.000
0
3
0
0
3
0
24
139
1933
3
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
61
75
1934
4
6
1
5
0
2
.167
0
3
0
1
2
0
34
67
98
1935
3
9
5
4
0
10
.556
3
2
0
2
2
0
104
1936
2
GC
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
49
63
1937
2
P*
6
3
3
0
6
.500
2
1
0
1
2
0
52
46
1938
1
P*
6
5
1
0
10
.833
3
0
0
2
1
0
141
41
1939
1
GC
6
5
1
0
10
.833
2
1
0
3
0
0
145
44
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
CONT’D
YEAR
F
PL
GP
W
HOME
L
T
PTS
PCT
W
L
AWAY
T
W
L
SCORING
T
PF
PA
40
1
GC
6
5
1
0
10
.833
3
0
0
2
1
0
116
1941
1
GC
6
5
1
0
10
.833
3
0
0
2
1
0
72
21
1945
1
P*
6
5
1
0
10
.833
2
1
0
3
0
0
105
40
1946
3
12
6
4
2
14
.583
3
2
1
3
2
1
175
128
1947
1
P*
12
8
4
0
16
.667
4
2
0
4
2
0
170
103
1948
1
GC
12
10
2
0
20
.833
5
1
0
5
1
0
264
130
1949
1
P
12
11
1
0
22
.917
5
1
0
6
0
0
261
170
1950
4
12
4
7
1
9
.375
3
2
1
1
5
0
182
231
1951
1
GC
12
7
5
0
14
.583
4
2
0
3
3
0
218
197
1952
3
12
5
7
0
10
.417
3
3
0
2
4
0
200
238
1953
3
14
7
7
0
14
.500
4
3
0
3
4
0
266
238
1954
4
14
2
12
0
4
.143
1
6
0
1
6
0
129
337
1955
4
12
3
9
0
6
.250
2
4
0
1
5
0
174
337
1956
3
14
7
7
0
14
.500
4
3
0
3
4
0
326
359
P
1957
2
P
14
8
6
0
16
.571
6
1
0
2
5
0
326
237
1958
3
P*
14
6
8
0
12
.429
5
2
0
1
6
0
233
243
1959
2
P*
14
8
6
0
16
.571
4
3
0
4
3
0
275
217
1960
2
GC
14
9
5
0
18
.643
5
2
0
4
3
0
400
283
1961
2
P
14
8
6
0
16
.571
4
3
0
4
3
0
359
285
1962
2
P
14
6
7
1
13
.464
2
4
1
4
3
0
339
302
1963
2
P*
14
9
5
0
18
.643
7
0
0
2
5
0
326
284
1964
2
P*
14
8
5
1
17
.607
6
1
0
2
4
1
313
228
1965
2
P*
14
7
7
0
14
.500
5
2
0
2
5
0
300
234
1966
1
GC
14
11
3
0
22
.786
7
0
0
4
3
0
278
177
1967
2
P*
14
9
4
1
19
.679
6
1
0
3
3
1
337
207
1968
1
GC
14
9
3
2
20
.714
5
1
1
4
2
1
416
271
1969
1
GC
14
11
3
0
22
.786
7
0
0
4
3
0
399
298
1970
4
14
4
10
0
8
.286
2
5
0
2
5
0
255
279
1971
3
P
14
6
8
0
12
.429
4
3
0
2
5
0
291
277
1972
2
P*
14
11
3
0
22
.786
5
2
0
6
1
0
298
228
234
1973
1
GC
14
9
5
0
18
.643
4
3
0
5
2
0
275
1974
2
P*
16
7
9
0
14
.438
4
4
0
3
5
0
261
271
1975
1
P*
16
10
5
1
21
.656
5
3
0
5
2
1
394
280
1976
1
GC
16
9
6
1
19
.594
5
3
0
4
3
1
411
346
1977
2
P*
16
8
8
0
16
.500
5
3
0
3
5
0
368
344
1978
1
P*
16
11
5
0
22
.688
7
1
0
4
4
0
395
261
1940
205
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
CONT’D
YEAR
F
PL
GP
W
HOME
L
T
PTS
PCT
W
L
AWAY
T
W
L
SCORING
T
PF
PA
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
206
1979
2
P*
16
8
6
2
18
.563
5
1
2
3
5
0
349
315
1980
3
P
16
7
9
0
14
.438
5
3
0
2
6
0
353
393
1981
2
GC
16
5
11
0
10
.313
4
4
0
1
7
0
306
446
1982
3
P*
16
5
11
0
10
.313
3
5
0
2
6
0
376
462
1983
2
P
16
8
8
0
16
.500
3
5
0
5
3
0
384
424
1984
4
16
4
12
0
8
.250
3
5
0
1
7
0
354
507
1985
3
16
7
9
0
14
.438
5
3
0
2
6
0
272
402
P
1986
4
18
3
14
1
7
.194
1
7
1
2
7
0
346
514
1987
4
18
3
15
0
6
.167
2
7
0
1
8
0
377
598
1988
4
18
2
16
0
4
.111
1
8
0
1
8
0
278
618
1989
4
18
4
14
0
8
.222
3
6
0
1
8
0
426
630
602
1990
3
P
18
7
11
0
14
.389
4
5
0
3
6
0
540
1991
3
P
18
7
11
0
14
.389
5
4
0
2
7
0
522
577
1992
3
P
18
9
9
0
18
.500
7
2
0
2
7
0
484
439
1993
3
P
18
4
14
0
8
.222
2
7
0
2
7
0
387
517
1994
4
P
18
4
14
0
8
.222
2
7
0
2
7
0
480
647
1995
8
18
3
15
0
6
.167
3
6
0
0
9
0
348
685
1996
4
18
3
15
0
6
.167
2
7
0
1
8
0
353
524
OTTAWA RENEGADES
2002
4
18
4
14
0
10
.278
2
7
0
2
7
0
356
550
2003
3
18
7
11
0
14
.389
6
3
0
1
8
0
467
581
2004
3
18
5
13
0
10
.278
3
6
0
2
7
0
401
560
2005
3
18
7
11
0
14
.389
5
4
0
2
7
0
458
578
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
2014
4
2015
1
GC
18
2
16
0
4
.111
2
7
0
0
9
0
278
465
18
12
6
0
24
.666
7
2
0
5
4
0
464
454
NOTE:
F = Standings finish;
P = Made playoffs;
P*= Division-Conference Final;
GC = Made playoffs & Grey Cup
OTTAWA ALL-TIME WIN-LOSS
RECORD - 1907 TO 2005
REGULAR SEASON
GP
W
L
T
PTS
PCT.
PF
PA
TOTAL: 1907-2015
1,075
476
582
17
952
.442
21,054
23,112
HOME
538
289
240
9
578
.537
11,273
10,555
AWAY
519
182
329
8
364
.350
9,317
12,103
NUMBER OF SEASONS
87
DIVISION FINALS
34
PLAYOFF YEARS
49
GREY CUP
APPEARANCE
15
FIRST PLACE FINISH
19
GREY CUP WINS
9
OTTAWA FOOTBALL
ALL-TIME HISTORY
207
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
PASSING
208
YEAR
PTS
1950
FD
AT
CM
C1
FG
S
182
27
18
4
13
2
1951
218
33
28
2
19
0
1952
200
30
24
3
15
1
1953
266
39
36
5
18
1
1954
129
21
14
2
4
0
0
307
143
YDS
SCORING BY TYPE
TD
200
%
46.6
2,062
IC
TD
35
8
C2
ST
1955
174
184
253
104
41.1
2,029
28
14
27
23
4
4
1956
326
299
377
178
47.2
3,214
29
17
44
35
4
13
1
1957
326
290
308
155
50.3
2,759
23
18
44
33
7
8
0
1958
233
270
269
135
50.2
2,160
23
10
32
18
4
11
0
1959
275
286
289
149
51.6
2,563
25
15
37
28
4
9
2
1960
400
311
261
124
47.5
2,243
23
19
55
42
5
11
1
1961
359
288
222
108
48.6
2,014
15
17
49
44
4
9
0
0
1962
339
271
260
128
49.2
2,445
26
19
43
36
12
9
1963
326
267
272
159
58.5
3,002
10
19
42
32
10
12
0
1964
313
246
241
121
50.2
2,250
17
20
40
33
11
7
0
1
1965
300
242
270
135
50.0
2,414
15
18
36
34
12
12
1966
278
267
293
147
50.2
2,473
16
17
34
29
12
7
1
1967
337
226
333
193
58.0
3,452
11
26
43
38
9
10
2
1968
416
285
321
175
54.5
3,257
19
25
51
44
17
13
1
1969
399
292
384
204
53.1
3,824
14
34
48
43
18
14
0
1970
255
219
350
175
50.0
2,800
28
18
29
25
14
10
2
1971
291
220
338
155
45.9
2,167
24
17
33
32
17
8
1
1
1972
298
230
388
189
48.7
2,718
24
14
28
28
29
13
1973
275
218
353
182
51.6
2,472
12
15
25
25
31
5
1
1974
261
250
462
218
47.2
3,085
28
11
21
19
36
8
0
1975
394
287
432
220
50.9
3,326
24
23
44
38
2
27
7
0
1976
411
336
451
262
58.1
3,894
21
29
49
45
2
19
11
0
1977
368
323
403
245
60.8
3,809
21
21
39
36
0
30
6
1
1978
395
319
456
287
62.9
4,039
14
30
43
43
0
26
16
0
1979
349
274
443
249
56.2
3,361
20
26
41
38
1
17
12
0
1
1980
353
288
399
229
57.4
3,006
22
23
37
32
3
26
13
1981
306
286
498
283
56.8
3,613
33
18
30
28
1
28
10
1
1982
376
326
496
260
52.4
4,169
23
21
40
37
3
28
9
0
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
PASSING
SCORING BY TYPE
YEAR
PTS
FD
AT
CM
%
YDS
IC
TD
TD
C1
C2
FG
S
1983
384
328
494
241
48.8
4,014
36
23
40
34
1
30
16
ST
1
1984
354
270
509
261
51.3
3,947
40
27
38
37
0
26
11
0
272
284
553
292
52.8
3,657
33
13
24
24
0
28
20
0
346
313
651
335
51.5
4,393
42
22
33
28
3
33
15
0
1987
377
351
766
402
52.5
5,032
39
23
34
31
2
39
17
2
1988
278
306
608
277
45.6
3,940
36
14
25
24
1
26
24
0
1989
426
336
635
291
45.8
4,610
26
31
44
36
3
35
13
1
1990
540
411
608
310
51.0
4,393
31
36
59
55
0
38
11
3
1991
522
396
580
296
51.0
4,481
33
25
51
45
3
46
19
4
1992
484
376
610
330
54.1
4,726
28
33
49
48
1
40
16
2
1993
387
363
671
362
53.9
5,596
32
32
41
38
0
29
14
1
1994
480
395
623
328
52.6
4,559
18
24
46
41
2
46
9
6
1995
348
308
664
348
52.4
4,552
32
19
34
28
2
31
11
4
1996
353
330
657
362
55.1
4,954
30
26
40
35
1
18
18
2
2002
356
308
652
334
51.2
3,944
25
18
36
32
2
28
10
5
2003
467
349
606
338
55.8
4,455
23
25
43
36
2
51
12
2
2004
401
311
557
334
60.0
4,505
17
25
47
45
0
20
10
2
2005
458
350
562
343
61.0
4,570
25
26
49
42
2
32
12
5
OTTAWA RENEGADES:
REDBLACKS
2014
278
2015
464
454
591
357
60.4
4,348
20
14
27
27
0
25
3
2
499
714
69.9
5,806
15
26
26
36
3
42
4
3
1985
1986
209
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
RUSHING
210
TURNOVERS
TO
OP
+/-
DEFENCE
YEAR
NET
OPP
CAR
YDS
AVG
PEN
YDS
1954
3,497
5,296
393
1,796
4.6
52
534
SA
QS
INT
18
1955
3,694
5,865
349
1,838
5.3
49
392
27
1956
5,427
6,681
465
2,538
5.5
54
412
37
1957
5,184
4,556
608
2,809
4.6
66
570
38
23
1958
4,920
4,789
597
2,760
4.6
72
697
1959
5,118
4,121
537
2,841
5.3
85
711
11
1960
5,712
5,137
587
3,678
6.3
89
818
30
20
1961
5,378
4,704
543
3,564
6.6
90
651
1962
5,035
4,651
487
2,830
5.8
77
771
21
1963
5,081
4,801
422
2,369
5.6
81
795
19
1964
4,660
3,870
475
2,679
5.6
68
725
20
1965
4,653
3,648
448
2,419
5.4
80
741
1966
4,715
3,753
473
2,430
5.1
82
782
26
30
34
1967
5,102
3,664
371
2,016
5.4
84
628
28
42
+14
21
1968
5,509
4,240
409
2,528
6.2
67
503
38
50
+12
30
1969
5,780
5,008
364
2,283
6.3
74
527
34
55
+21
31
1970
3,934
4,899
376
1,646
4.4
64
534
57
57
+10
34
1971
3,840
3,846
417
1,982
4.8
98
762
62
52
-10
24
1972
4,168
3,827
414
1,734
4.2
98
721
49
65
+16
40
1973
4,031
4,080
397
1,724
4.3
104
815
32
56
+24
28
1974
4,451
4,719
401
1,633
4.1
121
1,005
48
41
-7
29
1975
5,467
4,432
457
2,367
5.2
143
1,203
42
66
+23
38
1976
5,873
5,037
424
2,332
5.5
165
1,236
59
64
+5
27
1977
5,922
4,892
456
2,477
5.4
162
1,453
44
42
-2
11
1978
5,553
4,109
421
1,866
4.4
142
1,301
46
56
+10
30
1979
4,702
4,159
401
1,807
4.5
130
1,162
47
51
+4
1980
4,471
5,474
413
1,983
4.8
144
1,139
51
47
-4
1981
4,792
5,898
341
1,751
5.1
124
903
60
42
-18
73
32
23
1982
5,626
5,852
388
2,014
5.2
160
1230
53
47
-6
52
30
33
30
57
44
20
1983
6,071
5,643
395
2,598
6.6
141
878
61
44
-17
64
52
23
1984
4,907
6,179
336
1,668
5.0
152
1,161
68
54
-14
79
58
19
27
1985
4,853
5,942
303
1,772
5.8
134
992
63
56
-7
70
38
1986
5,451
7,167
321
1,686
5.3
157
1,169
75
46
-29
69
68
21
1987
5,778
7,076
306
1,446
4.7
164
1,304
74
45
-29
79
15
17
1988
5,294
7,182
394
1,986
5.0
113
791
78
53
-25
82
52
22
1989
5,735
7,433
381
1,649
4.3
156
1,214
77
48
-29
68
32
15
1990
6,738
7,910
489
2,677
5.5
185
1,353
63
80
+17
42
44
41
1991
7,331
6,839
548
3,196
5.8
169
1,434
70
47
-23
41
48
17
REGULAR SEASON
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
RUSHING
TURNOVERS
DEFENCE
NET
OPP
CAR
YDS
AVG
PEN
YDS
TO
OP
+/-
SA
QS
INT
1992
6,226
5,898
431
2,145
5.0
208
1,709
61
70
+9
65
61
35
1993
6,318
6,343
340
1,436
4.2
214
1,770
65
55
-10
77
57
27
1994
6,472
6,966
457
2,300
5.0
231
1,893
55
36
-19
36
34
16
1995
5,245
7,336
293
1,292
4.4
196
1,728
69
50
-19
55
29
21
1996
5,882
7,025
301
1,464
4.9
193
1,512
59
42
-17
60
32
20
2002
5,100
6,653
301
1,488
4.9
223
1,895
63
43
-20
25
40
18
2003
6,362
6,985
362
2,364
6.5
214
1,697
42
45
+3
43
33
18
2004
5,758
7,446
340
1,834
5.4
229
1,955
53
46
-7
57
23
13
2005
6,347
6,880
398
2,366
5.9
199
1,554
50
57
+7
63
35
25
2014
5,400
6.709
299
1,484
5.0
194
1,705
48
30
-18
37
56
20
343
1,536
4.5
219
1,960
41
48
-7
55
62
26
2015
REGULAR SEASON RECORD VS
OPPONENTS – 1907 TO 2015
TEAM
SINCE
GP
W
L
T
PF
PA
HOME/DOM
1907
520
280
231
9
11,130
10,359
PTS
571
ROAD/VISITEUR
1907
519
182
329
8
9,182
11,834
372
38
B.C.
1961
61
18
41
2
1,302
1,760
CALGARY
1961
61
23
38
0
1,335
1,614
47
EDMONTON
1961
62
21
39
2
1,363
1,860
44
HAMILTON
1950
167
69
98
0
3,528
3,709
138
178
MONTREAL
1946
164
87
73
4
3,518
3,283
SASKATCHEWAN
1961
63
23
40
0
1,438
1,735
47
TORONTO
1907
245
106
134
5
4,307
4,488
217
WINNIPEG
1961
55
69
27
41
1
1,691
2,031
HAMILTON TIGERS
73
32
38
3
756
922
67
MONTREAL AAA
53
32
21
0
595
537
64
OTHER IRFU CLUBS
20
19
1
0
379
129
38
OTHER ECRFU CLUBS
4
4
0
0
45
8
8
US TEAMS
15
3
12
0
351
582
6
TOTALS
1057
464
576
17
20,590
22,658
947
YEAR
211
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
REGULAR SEASON
HOME ATTENDANCE
212
YEAR
G
TOTAL
AVG
HIGH
YEAR
G
TOTAL
AVG
HIGH
1958
7
114,680
16,383
18,470
1980
8
192,662
24,083
29,994
1959
7
117,949
16,850
20,655
1981
8
157,330
19,666
24,872
1960
7
133,669
19,096
20,477
1982
8
168,003
21,000
25,868
30,006
1961
7
132,444
18,921
22,400
1983
8
185,573
23,197
1962
7
124,302
17,757
21,050
1984
8
173,763
21,720
25,708
1963
7
129,533
18,505
22,763
1985
8
170,666
21,333
24,909
1964
7
143,190
20,456
23,121
1986
9
164,503
18,278
23,177
1965
7
118,470
16,924
22,491
1987
9
165,190
18,354
21,036
1966
7
150,429
21,490
24,015
1988
9
183,656
20,406
24,598
1967
7
156,304
22,329
27,085
1989
9
166,545
18,505
23,695
1968
7
162,220
23,174
25,454
1990
9
212,811
23,646
27,591
1969
7
155,863
22,266
27,115
1991
9
211,313
23,479
26,172
25,625
1970
7
166,193
23,742
26,996
1992
9
219,107
24,345
1971
7
160,599
22,943
27,137
1993
9
198,240
22,027
27,341
1972
7
164,911
23,559
27,472
1994
9
164,245
18,249
23,292
1973
7
163,209
23,316
26,734
1995
9
189,908
21,101
24,861
1974
8
151,389
18,924
24,649
1996
9
151,621
16,847
28,451
1976
8
197,780
24,723
29,779
2002
9
213,960
23,773
26,898
1977
8
214,494
26,812
33,399
2003
9
210,398
23,378
26,588
1978
8
214,159
26,770
33,976
2004
9
206,152
22,906
25,839
1979
8
210,886
26,361
32,669
2005
9
166,402
18,489
20,833
2014
9
218,799
24,311
24,458
2015
9
210,886
23,431
24,586
TOTAL
352
7,800,060
21,560
35,342
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL CAREER
& SEASON LEADERS
CAREER
NO
GAMES PLAYED
CAREER
NO
1958-1974
17
Moe Racine
1958-1974
205
Bob Simpson
1950-1962
13
Gerry Organ
1971-1983
186
Ron Stewart
1958-1970
13
Bob Simpson
1950-1962
169
Kaye Vaughan
1953-1964
12
Joe Poirier
1959-1970
168
Russ Jackson
1958-1969
12
Ron Stewart
1958-1970
167
Joe Poirier
1959-1970
12
Russ Jackson
1958-1969
166
Gerry Organ
1971-1983
12
Sam Scoccia
1955-1965
150
146
Bruno Bitkowski
1951-1962
11
Kaye Vaughan
1953-1964
Sam Scoccia
1955-1965
11
Irv Daymond
1986-1995
143
Jerry Selinger
1957-1969
11
Bruno Bitkowski
1951-1962
140
SCORING
CAREER
YEARS
TD
1 PT.
2 PT.
FG
SIN..
PTS
Gerry Organ
1971-1983
13
2
391
0
318
105
1,462
Dean Dorsey
1984-1990
7
0
208
0
196
45
841
Terry Baker
1990-1995
6
0
167
0
159
66
710
Ron Stewart
1958-1970
13
67
0
0
0
0
402
Moe Racine
1958-1974
17
0
176
0
62
30
392
Bob Simpson
1950-1962
13
70
0
0
0
0
388
Tony Gabriel
1975-1981
7
61
0
1
0
0
368
PASSING
YEARS
ATT
COM
PCT
YARDS
INT
TD
LG
300
GS
Russ Jackson
58-69
2,530
1,356
53.6
24,593
124
185
107
9
137
Damon Allen
89-91
1,508
767
50.9
11,251
70
75
78
11
47
J.C. Watts
81-86
1,426
743
52.1
10,937
88
61
90
15
45
Kerry Joseph
03-05
1,329
803
60.4
10,922
53
57
83
14
44
Tom Burgess
86, 92-93
1,301
700
53.8
10,288
61
64
98
16
40
RUSHING
YEARS
CAR
YARDS
AVG
TD
Dave Thelen
58-64
1,211
6,917
5.7
39
LG
77
Ron Stewart
58-70
983
5,690
5.8
43
73
73
Russ Jackson
58-69
726
5,122
7.1
54
Josh Ranek
02-05
739
4,028
5.5
24
71
Reggie Barnes
90-93,96
777
4,001
5.1
17
58
SEASONS
Moe Racine
213
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL CAREER
& SEASON LEADERS
214
RECEIVING
YEARS
RED
YARDS
AVG
TD
LG
Tony Gabriel
75-81
444
7,484
16.9
61
80
94
Whit Tucker
62-70
272
6,092
22.4
53
Bob Simpson
54-62
274
6,034
22.0
53
77
Stephen Jones
90-94
279
5,113
18.3
34
76
Gerald Alphin
87-89
199
3,807
19.1
23
78
SCORING
YEAR
PLAYER
PTS
YEAR
PLAYER
PTS
YEAR
PLAYER
PTS
1951
Howie Turner
50
1968
Don
Sutherin
112
1985
Dean Dorsey
120
1952
Gene Roberts
45
1969
Don
Sutherin
116
1986
Dean Dorsey
134
1953
Gene Roberts
88
1970
Hugh
Oldham
78
1986
Dean Dorsey
134
1954
Gene Roberts
40
1971
Gerry
Organ
92
1987
Dean Dorsey
141
1955
Bob Simpson
60
1972
Gerry
Organ
131
1988
Dean Dorsey
121
1956
Don St. John
54
1973
Gerry
Organ
123
1989
Dean Dorsey
148
1957
Gary Schreider
68
1974
Gerry
Organ
134
1990
Dean Dorsey
176
1958
Mac Yoho
34
1975
Gerry
Organ
124
1991
Terry Baker
202
1959
Dave Thelen
66
1976
Gerry
Organ
113
1992
Terry Baker
184
1960
Ron Stewart
96
1977
Gerry
Organ
130
1993
Terry Baker
89
1961
Ron Stewart
60
1978
J.T. Hay
136
1994
Terry Baker
188
101
1995
Wayne Lammle
89
1962
Moe Racine
79
1979
Gerry
Organ
1963
Dave Thelen
66
1980
Gerry
Organ
123
1996
Wayne Lammle
107
1964
Moe Racine
68
1981
Gerry
Organ
122
2002
Lawrence Tynes
79
1965
Moe Racine
75
1982
Gerry
Organ
130
2003
Lawrence Tynes
198
1966
Moe Racine
71
1983
Gerry
Organ
139
2004
Sandro Sciortino
90
1967
Bo Scott
60
1984
Dean
Dorsey
122
2005
Matt Kellett
113
2014
Brett Maher
112
2015
Chris Milo
113
OTTAWA INDIVIDUAL
SEASON LEADERS
PASSING YARDS / VERGES PAR LA PASSE
PLAYER
YDS
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS
1954
Jim Root
835
1970
Gary Wood
2,759
1986
Todd Dillon
1,279
1955
Jack Scarbath
1,204
1971
Rick
Cassata
1,100
1987
Todd Dillon
2,901
1956
Hal Ledyard
3,151
1972
Rick
Cassata
2,548
1988
Jeff Wickersham
1,393
1957
Tom Dimitroff
1,750
1973
Rick
Cassata
1,255
1989
Damon Allen
3,093
1958
Hal Ledyard
868
1974
Jerry
Keeling
1,831
1990
Damon Allen
3,883
1959
Frank Tripucka
1,119
1975
Tom
Clements
2,013
1991
Damon Allen
4,275
1960
Ron Lancaster
1,843
1976
Tom
Clements
2,856
1992
Tom Burgess
4,026
1961
Russ Jackson
1,048
1977
Tom
Clements
2,804
1993
Tom Burgess
5,063
1962
Russ Jackson
1,427
1978
Tom
Clements
1,990
1994
Danny Barrett
4,173
1963
Russ Jackson
2,910
1979
C.Holloway
1,965
1995
Sammy Garza
1,786
1964
Russ Jackson
2,156
1980
C.Holloway
1,499
1996
David Archer
3,977
1,521
2002
Dan Crowley
2,697
3,694
1965
Russ Jackson
2,303
1981
Jordan
Case
1966
Russ Jackson
2,400
1982
Chris Isaac
3,408
2003
Kerry Joseph
1967
Russ Jackson
3,332
1983
J.C. Watts
3,089
2004
Kerry Joseph
2,762
1968
Russ Jackson
3,187
1984
J.C. Watts
3,052
2005
Kerry Joseph
4,466
1969
Russ Jackson
3,641
1985
J.C. Watts
2,975
2014
Henry Burris
3,728
2015
Henry Burris
3,728
YEAR
215
OTTAWA INDIVIDUAL
SEASON LEADERS
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
RUSHING
216
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS.
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS.
1954
Avatus Stone
404
1970
Gary
Wood
493
1986
Lester Brown
411
1955
Tom Tracy
729
1971
Dennis
Duncan
760
1987
Cedric Minter
627
1956
Tommy Lewis
645
1972
Art
Cantrelle
652
1988
Orville Lee
1,075
1957
Bobby Judd
653
1973
Jim
Evenson
909
1989
Damon Allen
532
1958
Dave Thelen
696
1974
Art Green
680
1990
Reggie Barnes
1,260
1959
Dave Thelen
1,339
1975
Art Green
1,188
1991
Reggie Barnes
1,486
1960
Dave Thelen
1,407
1976
Art Green
1,257
1992
Reggie Barnes
926
865
1993
Darren Joseph
398
1961
Dave Thelen
1,032
1977
Richard
Holmes
1962
Ernie White
804
1978
Richard
Holmes
607
1994
Danny Barrett
550
1963
Dave Thelen
907
1979
Mike
Murphy
345
1995
M.Richardson
555
1964
Ron Stewart
867
1980
Richard
Crump
1,074
1996
Dave Dinnall
404
1965
Jim Dillard
756
1981
Richard
Crump
440
2002
Josh Ranek
689
1966
Bo Scott
648
1982
Skip
walker
1,141
2003
Josh Ranek
1,122
1967
Bo Scott
762
1983
Skip
Walker
1,431
2004
Josh Ranek
1,060
1968
Bo Scott
911
1984
Tim
McCray
701
2005
Josh Ranek
1,157
1969
Vic
Washington
717
1985
J.C. Watts
710
2014
Chevon Walker
458
2015
Jeremiah
Johnson
448
OTTAWA INDIVIDUAL
SEASON LEADERS
RECEIVING
PLAYER
YDS.
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS.
YEAR
PLAYER
YDS.
1954
Bob Simpson
767
1970
Hugh
Oldham
1,043
1986
Marc Lewis
1,197
1955
Bob Simpson
676
1971
Hugh
Oldham
736
1987
Marc Lewis
1,195
1956
Bob Simpson
1,030
1972
Hugh
Oldham
719
1988
Gerald
Alphin
1,307
1957
George
Brancato
776
1973
Hugh
Oldham
701
1989
Gerald
Alphin
1,471
1958
Bob Simpson
583
1974
Rhome
Nixon
950
1990
Stephen
Jones
1,182
1959
Bob Simpson
787
1975
Tony
Gabriel
1,115
1991
Brock
Smith
702
1960
Bob Simpson
607
1976
Tony
Gabriel
1,320
1992
Stephen
Jones
1,400
1961
Bob Simpson
428
1977
Tony
Gabriel
1,362
1993
Jock
Climie
1,281
1962
Ernie White
758
1978
Tony
Gabriel
1,070
1994
Nick
Mazzoli
648
1963
Whit Tucker
967
1979
Tony
Gabriel
761
1995
Odessa
Turner
1,054
1964
Ted Watkins
743
1980
Tony
Gabriel
850
1996
Joseph
Rogers
1,253
1965
Ted Watkins
724
1981
Tony
Gabriel
1,006
2002
Jimmy
Oliver
1,004
1966
Whit Tucker
804
1982
Bruce
Walker
608
2003
D.J. Flick
917
1967
Whit Tucker
1,171
1983
Tyron Gray
693
2004
Yo Murphy
1,090
1968
Whit Tucker
890
1984
Dave
Newman
896
2005
Jason
Armstead
1,307
1969
Margene
Adkins
1,402
1985
Wayman
Alridge
797
2014
Marcus
Henry
824
2015
Chris
Williams
1,214
YEAR
217
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
CAREER SERVICE
SEASONS PLAYED
Moe Racine
17
1958-1974
Ron Stewart
13
Bob Simpson
13
1950-1962
Four tied with
12
Moe Racine
205
1958-1974
1958-1970
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
GAMES PLAYED
218
Gerry Organ
186
1971-1983
SCORING
CAREER - POINTS
Gerry Organ
1,462
Terry Baker
202
1991
Lawrence Tynes
198
2003
J.T. Hay
136
1971-1983
Dean Dorsey
841
1984-1990
Terry Baker
188
1994
Terry Baker
184
1992
92
1971
SEASON - POINTS
SEASON - ROOKIE PTS
1978
Gerry Organ
GAME - POINTS
Dave Thelen
24
Sep 16/59
Ron Stewart
24
Oct 10/60
OTT VS MTL
Art Green
24
Sep 7/75
OTT VS HAM
Dean Dorsey
24
Sep 24/89
OTT VS SSK
OTT VS TOR
TOUCHDOWNS
CAREERS - TOUCHDOWNS
Bob Simpson
70
1950-1962
Ron Stewart
67
1958-1970
Tony Gabriel
61
1975-1981
Russ Jackson
55
1958-1969
Alvin 'Skip' Walker
18
1982
Art Green
15
1976
Ron Stewart
16
1960
Three tied with
14
Ken Charlton
4
Nov 9/46
OTT VS HAM
Dave Thelen
4
Sep 16/59
OTT VS TOR
Ron Stewart
4
Oct 10/60
OTT VS MTL
Art Green
4
Sep 7/75
OTT VS HAM
SEASON - TOUCHDOWNS
GAME - TOUCHDOWNS
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
KICKING POINTS
CAREER - CONVERTS MD
Gerry Organ
391
Dean Dorsey
55
1971-1983
Dean Dorsey
208
1984-1990
48
1992
208
1984-990
49
1992
196
1984-1990
SEASON - CONVERTS MD
1990
Terry Baker
Gerry Organ
8
Sep 7/75
OTT VS HAM
CAREER - CONVERT ATTS
Gerry Organ
395
Dean Dorsey
55
1971-1983
Dean Dorsey
SEASON - CONVERT ATTS
1990
Terry Baker
CAREER - FIELD GOALS
Gerry Organ
318
1971-1983
Dean Dorsey
SEASON - FIELD GOALS
Lawrence Tynes
51
2003
Terry Baker
46
1994
Terry Baker
46
1991
Terry Baker
40
1992
Dean Dorsey
7
Sep 24/89
OTT VS SSK
Terry Baker
7
Jul 20/94
OTT VS EDM
Gerry Organ
502
258
1984-1990
62
2003
76.0%
1984-1990
84.9%
1984
GAME - FIELD GOALS
CAREER - FIELD GOAL ATTS
1971-1983
Dean Dorsey
SEASON - FIELD GOAL ATTS
Terry Baker
63
1994
Lawrence Tynes
LONGEST FG MADE
Dean Dorsey
55
Jul 7/85
OTT VS SSK
Wayne Lammie
55
Sep 27/96
OTT VS CGY
Gerry Organ
53
Aug 13/74
OTT VS MTL
Terry Baker
53
Oct 13/91
OTT VS CGY
CAREER - FG ACCURACY
Lawrence Tynes
81.6%
2002-2003
71/87
Dean Dorsey
196/258
SEASON - FG ACCURACY
Gerry Organ
28/33
84.8%
1982
Dean Dorsey
26/31
GAME - CONVERTS MD
219
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
RUSHING
CAREER - RUSHING YDS
Dave Thelen
6,917
Ron Stewart
Reggie Barnes
1,486
1991
Dave Thelen
1,339
1959
Alvin 'Skip' Walker
1,431
1983
Reggie Barnes
1,260
1990
Dave Thelen
1,407
1960
Art Green
1,257
1976
Ron Stewart
287
Oct 10/60
OTT AT MTL
16/287
Tim McCray
213
Sep 21/84
OTT VS EDM
30/213
Dave Thelen
209
Sep 14/60
OTT VS TOR
33/209
1958-1964
5,690
1958-1970
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SEASON - RUSHING YDS
220
GAME - RUSHING YDS
LONGEST RUSH
Bo Scott
87
Aug 26/65
OTT AT MTL
Vic Washington
85
Aug 13/69
OTT VS BC
Tim McCray
81
Sep 21/84
OTT VS EDM
CAREER - 100-YARD GMS
Dave Thelen
30
Dave Thelen
1,211
1958-1964
(8 in 1960)
CAREER - RUSHING ATTS
1958-1964
Ron Stewart
983
1958-1970
258
1978
43
1958-1970
SEASON - RUSHING ATTS
Reggie Barnes
291
1991
Art Green
GAME - MOST RUSH ATTS
Dave Thelen
33
Russ Jackson
54
Sep 14/60
Ott vs Tor
CAREER - MOST RUSH TD
1958-1969
Ron Stewart
SEASON - MOST RUSH TD
Ron Stewart
15
1960
Alvin 'Skip' Walker
13
1982
Art Green
13
1976
Art Green
11
1975
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
RECEIVING
CAREER - RECEIVING YDS
Tony Gabriel
7,484
Whit Tucker
1975-1981
6,092
1962-1970
SEASON - RECEIVING YDS
1,471
1989
Tony Gabriel
1,362
1977
1,402
1969
Tony Gabriel
1,320
1976
Stephen Jones
1,400
1992
Gerald Alphin
1,307
1988
Bob Simpson
258
Sep 29/56
OTT VS TOR
8/258
Stephen Jones
254
Jul 9/92
OTT VS TOR
10/254
Margene Adkins
231
Oct 15/69
OTT AT WPG
8/231
Tony Gabriel
444
GAME - RECEIVING YDS
CAREER - RECEPTIONS
1975-1981
Stephen Jones
279
1990-1954
SEASON - RECEPTIONS
Marc Lewis
94
1987
Joseph Rogers
79
1995
Jason Armstead
89
2005
Josh Ranek
76
2005
Jimmy Oliver
82
2002
Stephen Jones
75
1992
Mark Barousse
13
Jul 3/86
OTT AT HAM
Tony Gabriel
11
Aug 16/76
OTT VS MTL
Robert Gordon
11
Nov 2/96
OTT AT BC
Josh Ranek
11
Aug 19/05
OTT AT WPG
61
1975-1981
13
1968
20
1975-1981
GAME - RECEPTIONS
CAREER - RECEIVING TDS
Bob Simpson
(Incl. 1950-53 TDs)
65
Tony Gabriel
14
1950-1962
Tony Gabriel
SEASON - RECEIVING TDS
1976
Whit Tucker
GAME - RECEIVING TDS
3
CAREER - 100 YD GAMES
Whit Tucker
22
1962-1970
Tony Gabriel
SEASON - 100 YD GAMES
Margene Adkins
7
Whit Tucker
6
1969
Tony Gabriel
6
1977
1967
T. Gabriel, J. Rogers
5
1976, 1986
CONSEC. GMS WITH REC.
Tony Gabriel
110
1975-1981
(137 GM overall)
Gerald Alphin
Margene Adkins
221
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
PASSING
CAREER - PASSING YARDS
Russ Jackson
24,593
1958-1969
Damon Allen
11,251
1989-1991
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SEASON - PASSING YARDS
222
Tom Burgess
5,063
Kerry Joseph
4,466
1993
Damon Allen
4,275
1991
2005
Danny Barrett
4,173
1994
803
2003-2005
GAME - PASSING YARDS
Chris Isaac
471
Jul 29/82
OTT VS MTL
David Archer
467
Jul 12/96
OTT VS BC
Sammy Garza
448
Sep 1/95
OTT VS BHM
CAREER - COMPLETIONS
Russ Jackson
1,356
1958-1969
Kerry Joseph
SEASON - COMPLETIONS
Kerry Joseph
337
Tom Burgess
329
2005
Danny Barrett
299
1994
1993
David Archer
294
1996
GAME - COMPLETIONS
Tom Burgess
30
Jul 16/93
OTT VS HAM
David Archer
30
Jul 28/96
OTT VS HAM
Kerry Joseph
30
Aug 19/05
OTT VS WPG
LONGEST COMPLETION
Russ Jackson-Ted Watkins
107
Rick Cassata-Hugh Oldham
Tom Burgess - W. Walker
Sep 19/64
OTT AT MTL
100
Aug 19/71
OTT AT TOR
98
Aug 19/93
OTT VS SSK
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
PASSING (2)
CAREER - COMPLETION PCT.
Kerry Joseph
60.4%
2003-2005
Tom Clements
60.4%
1975-1978
62.8%
2005
1,508
1989-1991
SEASON - COMPL. PCT.
63.6%
Russ Jackson
2,530
Tom Burgess
591
1993
Damon Allen
546
1991
Danny Barrett
560
1994
Kerry Joseph
537
2005
J.C. Watts
51
Oct 12/81
OTT VS EDM
Damon Allen
51
Jul 12/90
OTT VS WPG
David Archer
51
Jun 28/96
OTT AT HAM
Russ Jackson
185
75
1989-1991
1978
Kerry Joseph
CAREER - PASS ATTEMPTS
1958-1969
Damon Allen
SEASON - PASS ATTEMPTS
GAME - PASS ATTEMPTS
CAREER - TD PASSES
1958-1969
Damon Allen
SEASON - TD PASSES
Damon Allen
34
1990
Tom Burgess
30
1993
Russ Jackson
33
1969
Tom Burgess
29
1992
88
1981-1986
28
1956
GAME - TD PASSES
Chris Isaac
5
Jul 29/82
OTT VS MTL
Damon Allen
5
Jul 26/90
OTT VS EDM
Tom Burgess
5
Jul 9/92
OTT VS TOR
CAREER - INTERCEPTIONS
Russ Jackson
124
1958-1969
J.C. Watts
SEASON - INTERCEPTIONS
Damon Allen
31
1991
Hal Ledyard
Tom Clements
223
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
DEFENSIVE
CAREER - INTERCEPTIONS
Joe Poirier
47
1960-1970
Al Marcelin
37
1970-1975
Jerry Campbell
32
1968-1975
Rod Woodward
31
1971-1976
Less Browne
11
1992
Troy Wilson
10
1988
Don Sutherin
10
1969
Korey Banks
10
2005
Mike Nelms
10
1979
Chris Sigler
4
Joe Poirier
658
543
1971-1976
236
1969
13
1981-1986
6
1990
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SEASON - INTERCEPTIONS
224
GAME - INTERCEPTIONS
Jun 27/86
OTT VS MTL
CAREER - INT. RETURN YARDS
1960-1970
Rod Woodward
SEASON - INT. RETURN YARDS
Less Browne
259
Barry Ardern
172
1992
Barry Ardern
GAME - INT. RETURN YARDS
Nov 1/69
OTT AT HAM
CAREER - INT. RETURN TDS
Several players tied
3
Gerald Vaughn
109
Jon Sutton
90
LONGEST INTERCEPTION RET
Sep 14/02
OTT AT CGY
Sep 21/80
OTT VS TOR
CAREER - FUMBLE REC.
Jerry Campbell
16
Troy Wilson
8
1968-1975
Ricky Barden
SEASON - FUMBLE REC.
1990
Scott Flagel
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
DEFENSIVE (2)
SEASON - TOTAL TACKLES
Bruce Holmes
127
1990
Kyries Hebert
95
2005
29
2005
GAME - DEF. TACKLES
Bruce Holmes
14
Oct 15/89
OTT AT EDM
Dean Noel
30
Darren Joseph
7
1994
Kyries Hebert
GAME - SP. TEAM TKLS
Oct 13/03
OTT VS TOR
CAREER - MOST QB SACKS
Greg Marshall
71
1981-1987
Gregg Stumon
41
1990-1993
Lloyd Lewis
57
1985-1995
Angelo Snipes
39
1991-1993
SEASON - MOST QB SACKS
Angelo Snipes
20.0
1992
Greg Marshall
15.5
1983
Greg Marshall
16.5
1984
Lloyd Lewis
15
1986
Anthony Coller
5.0
Mark Philip
3
3
1992
GAME - MOST QB SACKS
Jul 8/05
OTT AT BC
SEASON - BLOCKED KICKS
1980
Less Browne
GAME - BLOCKED KICKS
Ken Lehman
2
1967
Donovan Carter
2
Oct 26/02
OTT VS MTL
SEASON - SP. TEAM TKLS
225
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
PUNTING
CAREER - PUNTS
Gerry Organ
728
Ken Clark
168
Ken Clark
652
1983-1987
Tom Dixon
168
1988
29,493
1983-1987
7,033
1987
43.5
1954-1956
46.8
1984
1971-1983
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
SEASON - PUNTS
226
1987
GAME - PUNTS
Avatus Stone
15
Sep 4/54
OTT AT MTL
Ron Quillian
15
Nov 9/57
OTT AT HAM
Gerry Organ
29,901
CAREER - PUNTING YARDS
Ken Clark
1971-1983
SEASON - PUNTING YARDS
Ken Clark
7,307
Terry Baker
667
Ken Clark
45.2
Ken Clark
1986
GAME - PUNTING YARDS
Aug 17/94
OTT AT WPG
CAREER - PUNTING AVG.
1983-1987
Avatus Stone
SEASON - PUNTING AVG.
Ken Clark
47.0
Wayne Lammle
89
1987
Ken Clark
PLUS LONG DÉGAGEMENT
Sep 15/96
OTT VS SSK
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
PUNT RETURNS
CAREER - PUNT RETURNS
Don Pinhey
252
Mike Nelms
106
1954-1958
Dickie Adams
243
1972-1975
92
1974
1,645
1977-1979
936
1992
11.8
1992
15.4
1995
1992
SEASON - PUNT RETURNS
1979
Dickie Adams
Will Lewis
13
Oct 24/87
OTT VS HAM
CAREER - PUNT RETUNS YDS
Don Pinhey
1,893
Mike Nelms
1,155
1954-1958
Mike Nelms
SEASON - PUNT RETUNS YDS
1979
Treamelle Taylor
GAME - PUNT RETUNS YDS
Moody Jackson
208
Aug 11/76
OTT AT TOR
CAREER - PUNT RET AVG
Randy Rhino
12.6
Mariet Ford
16.1
1981
Treamelle Taylor
SEASON - PUNT RET AVG
1983
Mark Ricks
LONGEST PUNT RETURN
Mariet Ford
101
Oct 16/83
OTT VS WPG
Mark Ricks
97
Sep 17/95
OTT VS BHM
CAREER - PUNT RET TDS
Six players tied
2
Mike Nelms
2
1979
Treamelle Taylor
2
Daric Zeno
2
1985
Mark Ricks
2
SEASON - PUNT RET TDS
GAME - PUNT RETURNS
227
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
KICKOFF RETURNS
CAREER - KICKOFF RETURNS
Al Marcelin
104
1970-1975
Jason Armstead
88
2004-2005
57
1996
SEASON - KICKOFF RETURNS
Stacey Dawsey
59
1990
Kenny Wilhite
GAME - KICKOFF RETURNS
Bruce Walker
8
Cedric Minter
8
Sep 3/82
OTT VS BC
Jul 3/87
OTT AT WPG
CAREER - KICKOFF RET YDS
Al Marcelin
2,616
1970-1975
Jason Armstead
1,782
2004-2005
Ron Stewart
1,962
1958-1970
Don Pinhey
1,746
1954-1957
1,167
1996
27.8
1961-1964
SEASON - KICKOFF RET YDS
Stacey Dawsey
1,307
1990
Kenny Wilhite
GAME - KICKOFF RET YDS
Stacey Dawsey
192
Vic Washington
31.0
Aug 22/90
OTT AT CGY
CAREER - K/O RET AVG
1968-1969
Ernie White
SEASON - K/O RET AVG
Ernie White
35.0
Vic Washington
32.8
1963
19 for 665 yds
1968
26 for 853 yds
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN
Vic Washington
107
Vic Washington
Ian Mofford
Vic Washington
2
Aug 6/69
OTT VS CGY
TD
104
Aug 1/68
OTT VS HAM
TD
99
Aug 14/79
OTT VS EDM
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
CAREER - K/O RETURN TDS
228
1968-1969
REGULAR SEASON
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
COMBINED YARDS
CAREER - COMBINED YDS
YEARS
RUSH
PASS
KOR
PR
FGR
RonStewart
11,306
1958-1970
5,690
2,727
1,962
657
0
Dave Thelen
8,339
1958-1964
6,917
1,219
203
0
0
Tony Gabriel
7,485
1975-1981
0
7,484
1
0
0
Josh Ranek
7,275
2002-2005
4,028
2,252
995
0
0
Bob Simpson
6,681
1950-1962
3
6,034
213
431
0
Whit Tucker
6,403
1962-1970
-19
6,092
22
308
0
RUSH
PASS
KOR
PR
FGR
221
SEASON - COMBINED YDS
TOTAL
YEARS
Jason Armstead
3,353
2005
44
1,307
1,082
699
Orville Lee
2,449
1988
1,075
175
940
259
0
Jason Armstead
2,306
2004
17
608
700
821
160
TOTAL
DATE
OPPT
RUSH
PASS
KR
Ron Stewart
372
Oct 10/60
OTT AT MTL
287
0
85
Jason Armstead
353
Sep 2/05
OTT AT MTL
0
113
240
GAME - COMBINED YDS
TOTAL
229
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
WALL OF HONOUR
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#11 – RON STEWART RUNNING BACK
#12 RUSS JACKSON QUARTERBACK
Years with Rough Riders: 1958-1969
Grey Cup Championships: 1960, 1968, 1969
Grey Cup Championships: 1960, 1968, 1969
#26 WHIT TUCKER WIDE RECEIVER
#40 BRUNO BITKOWSKICENTRE/DEFENSIVE END
Grey Cup Championships: 1968, 1969
#60 JIM COODE OFFENSIVE TACKLE
#62 MOE RACINE OFFENSIVE TACKLE/KICKER
Grey Cup Championships: 1976
Grey Cup Championships:
1960, 1968, 1969, 1973
WALL OF HONOUR
#71 GERRY ORGAN - KICKER/
PUNTER/WIDE RECEIVER
Years with Rough Riders: 1973, 1976
#72 TONY GOLAB FORWARD/HALFBACK
#77 TONY GABRIEL TIGHT END
Years with Rough Riders:
1939-1941, 1945-1950
#70 BOBBY SIMPSON FORWARD/TIGHT END/
DEFENSIVE BACK
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OTTAWA REDBLACKS
HONOURING THE PAST 76 ROUGH RIDERS
232
The Grey Cup championship won by the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1976 remains a
high point in the city’s long football history.
This year, 40 years after that dramatic, final play victory and everything that led
up to it, will be honoured by the REDBLACKS in the very spot where Ottawa stood
victorious on Nov. 28, 1976.
To mark the last time an Ottawa football team won a Grey Cup, many members of
that historic squad will be on hand for the celebration on July 31 at TD Place against
Toronto, including Tony Gabriel, who hauled in the famous winning catch thrown by
quarterback Tom Clements.
The tribute will give fans an opportunity to meet and greet members of the
’76 Riders at a pre-game party and salute the team during a special half-time
ceremony.
Four decades later, that moment and the game as a whole is fondly and vividly
remembered by those who played in the game, including former Rough Riderturned-TSN 1200 REDBLACKS analyst Jeff Avery, who was a rookie in Ottawa in
1976.
HONOURING THE PAST 76 ROUGH RIDERS
“We were just focused,” he said of the moments leading up to The Catch. “TC
(Clements) is calling the plays and we're running the plays. We had a lot of
confidence in our offence and you're out there to do a job. We weren't feeling
rushed.”
As celebrations exploded in the end zone, Avery sought out his teammate.
Gabriel, for his part, said that Grey Cup win is “indelibly inscribed in my mind.” So
too is what happened right before he and Avery began celebrating in the end zone.
It's a story that became famous over the years.
“I was upset with myself because I used to do the double spike and I did it then,”
said Gabriel, who never saw the ball from the winning catch again.
At the time, neither Gabriel nor Avery could have possibly known they'd still be
telling the stories from that Grey Cup win four decades later.
“Absolutely not,” said Avery, who played seven seasons in Ottawa. “I was in my first
year, everybody figures when you're in the Grey Cup in your first year that you'll be
back. And we were back, we almost won in '81.”
As for Gabriel, he fully understands why that win still means so much for this city,
though he is quite confident there will be another moment, sooner or later, to
overtake his legend.
“The opposite could have happened, I could have dropped that ball and been
held in infamy and I would have kept running through that end zone and into
retirement,” he said. “It was a special moment in time and it was the last time a
team in Ottawa has won the Grey Cup, so it certainly has that little extra flavour. But
you know that's going to be changing soon.”
“I was just looking for Tony to give him a big friggin' hug, we were jumping up and
down in the end zone,” he said.
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MEDIA
INFORMATION
OTTAWA BROADCAST AND MEDIA
TSN 1200 OTTAWA
TSN
Brent Wallace
[email protected]
A.J. Jakubec will serve his third
season as the official play-byplay voice of the REDBLACKS.
The 40-year-old Edmonton
native began his broadcasting
career in Trail, B.C. before
moving to Kelowna, Edmonton and Ottawa.
Jeff Avery’s voice has become
a welcome sound for Ottawa
CFL fans. The former receiver
with the Ottawa Rough Riders
for seven seasons from the
mid ‘70s and into the early
‘80s has served as a colour commentator on
radio broadcasts of the Rough Riders, the
Renegades and now REDBLACKS football.
Born and raised in Ottawa, Avery attended
Woodroffe High School
(1967-71) and played football at the University
of Ottawa, winning the Vanier Cup with the
Gee-Gees with the 1975 undefeated squad.
Avery, a two-time Eastern All-Star, won the
Grey Cup with the Riders in 1976 and played
for Ottawa in the 1981 championship match.
He is an owner/partner with Colton Avery
Deacon, an investment and retirement
planning firm and serves as President of the
CFL Ottawa Alumni Association.
Terry Marcotte
[email protected]
CBC OTTAWA
Dan Séguin
[email protected]
ICI RADIO-CANADA
OTTAWA-GATINEAU
Jonathan Jobin
[email protected]
OTTAWA CITIZEN
Gord Holder
[email protected]
Wayne Scanlan
[email protected]
OTTAWA SUN
Tim Baines
[email protected]
Don Brennan
[email protected]
LE DROIT
Martin Comtois
[email protected]
Marc Brassard
[email protected]
REDBLACKS OFFICIAL
PHOTOGRAPHER
Andre Ringuette
[email protected]
After coming on board as the REDBLACKS
official French language radio partner in 2015,
104,7 FM Outaouais returns for a second
season with the broadcast team of Marc
Legault, Denis Piché and Olivier Beauregard.
104,7FM will cover all REDBLACKS home and
away games in 2016.
MEDIA INFORMATION OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Jakubec, an 18-year broadcasting veteran, has
called nine different sports (hockey, football,
soccer, basketball, baseball, boxing, lacrosse,
auto racing and MMA), highlighted by games
with the REDBLACKS, Ottawa Fury FC, Ottawa
67’s, Ottawa Senators, Montreal Canadiens and
the Edmonton Oil Kings.
CTV OTTAWA
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IN THE
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
IN THE COMMUNITY
The Ottawa REDBLACKS players,
staff, cheerleaders, and even Big Joe
are all proud to be active members
in the Ottawa-Gatineau community.
They have partnered with many great
organizations throughout Eastern
Ontario & Western Quebec.
In addition, the Ottawa REDBLACKS
players are also very active in the Minor
Football community. They take part in
various tournaments, clinics, games,
and events surrounding high school and
minor football throughout the region.
The Ottawa REDBLACKS look forward
to building a legacy of community
support programs.
REDBLACKS CHEERLEADING
& DANCE TEAM
The Cheerleading and Dance program
is led by Orléans native Lisa Aucoin
and her husband, Kenny Feeley. Kenny
was a national champion cheerleader
at the University of Louisville and
Gym Tyme All-Stars in Kentucky and
is a coach of the Canadian co-ed elite
team, five-time world champions. Lisa
is the International Regional Director
for Cheerleading in Canada and a
judge at the ICU Cheerleading World
Championships. Together, they own
Spring: Cheer, Dance & Tumbling,
the largest international
instructional cheerleading
company in the world.
The Ottawa
REDBLACKS
Cheerleading and
Dance Team support
the Ottawa REDBLACKS
both on and off the
field. They participate
in pre-game and half
time shows, as well
as, numerous community
events, charity functions, and
corporate appearances. They
play an integral role in the
game day experience and
act as ambassadors for the
organization.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
The Ottawa REDBLACKS Cheerleading
& Dance Team is a co-ed team made up
of 50 members who have a background
in cheerleading, dance, gymnastics,
tumbling, and fitness. The cheer team
and the dance team are separate
entities working together to entertain
fans at TD Place and in the community.
IN THE COMMUNUNITY
In spring of 2014, the Ottawa
REDBLACKS launched a REDBLACKS
School Program called, “Game Plan for
Success!” which continues to be very
well-received in the community. This is a
goal-setting initiative aimed at inspiring
students to set goals to achieve their
dreams. The REDBLACKS players visit
students and share their stories on the
challenges they faced in their youth that
lead them to achieve their dream of
playing professional football. The Game
Plan for Success is a fun and engaging
school assembly that also touches on
the meaning of team, anti-bullying, and
self-esteem.
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BIG JOE
The Ottawa REDBLACKS mascot, “Big Joe” in English and “Grand Jos” in French,
represents a well-known, prominent figure in both the English culture and in the
French community.
Big Joe was named after a fictional lumberjack character developed by the late
Ottawa Valley storyteller, Bernie Bedore, and made famous in a song by Stompin’
Tom Connors. The character was inspired by the legendary Joseph Montferrand, a
real life French-Canadian Outaouais logger and defender of Francophone rights in
1800s.
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
IN THE COMMUNITY
Big Joe is heavily involved in the Ottawa-Gatineau community. He really reaches
out to the younger fan base and makes many school visits throughout the season.
He is a friendly and fun Ottawa Valley lumberjack who is great with kids. He enjoys
traveling throughout the region and engaging with young football fans. Big Joe
represents the boot-stomping, lumber jacking days and embodies the history of the
lumber industry in our region.
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Heading into their third CFL season, the Ottawa REDBLACKS will once again be
counting on #RNation to add that extra energy and amazing atmosphere that has
become the talk of the league over the past two seasons.
As a shout out to the club’s one-of-a-kind fan base, the new REDBLACKS uniforms
will also have a unique flare in the form of the #RNation name emblazoned on their
pants. This means that for every REDBLACKS game, our fans will continue to be
there every step of the way, in the stands and on the field.
IN THE COMMUNUNITY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
“The fans are the most important part of our organization and everything we do is
made possible by their support,” said Jeff Hunt, President of Sports for the Ottawa
Sports and Entertainment Group. “As a tribute to them, the players will carry RNation
with them into each game. It’s a privilege for us to give them that recognition.”
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OTTAWA REDBLACKS
IN THE COMMUNITY
THE COOKIE
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THE COOKIE:
A SYMBOL BEYOND
A REDBLACKS TOUCHDOWN
It’s become a popular tradition at
Ottawa REDBLACKS games through the
team’s first two seasons in the CFL.
When the home team scores a
touchdown at TD Place, the lumberjacks
get to work sawing off a slice piece
of the log in the home end zone after
the fireworks explode to celebrate the
score.
That wood cookie, as it has become
known over the past couple years, is
stamped with the REDBLACKS logo and
given, during an on-field celebration, to
a worthy member of the community.
Those who have received the coveted
keepsake through 19 Ottawa home
games to date have backgrounds and
reasons for being honoured that are as
diverse as the fans who pack into the
stadium on a given game day.
The REDBLACKS have honoured Dr.
James Bell, a local cancer researcher
whose treatment advancements could
one day lead to a cure. Dave Smith,
the restauranteur who has raised tens
of millions of dollars for numerous
important causes, including the Dave
Smith Centre for Youth Addiction.
Neil Doef, the teen hockey player
who suffered a serious spinal cord
injury during a hockey game last year,
legendary 67’s coach/GM Brian Kilrea
and the Max Keeping Foundation have
all been honoured with a REDBLACKS
cookie, while French Ambassador
Nicolas Chapuis was given one as a
show of solidarity following the terror
attacks on Paris in November 2015.
Ottawa cancer survivor Penny
Thompson still speaks glowingly
about what receiving the REDBLACKS
cookie in front of a packed house on
October 16 meant to her. Thompson
was diagnosed with breast cancer
in October 2012 and bravely battled
through treatment, the removal of
lymph nodes, a double mastectomy and
hysterectomy to prevent future disease
growth.
CFL
DIRECTORY
CFL DIRECTORY
CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
50 chemin Wellington street E, 3rd floor;
Toronto, ON M5E 1C8
416-322-9650 cfl.ca
ADMINISTRATION
Jeffrey L. Orridge
Commissioner / Commissaire
David Cuddy
Senior Vice-President, Finance & Business Operations
Glen Johnson
Senior Vice-President, Football
Kevin McDonald
VP, Football Operations and Player Safety
Matt Maychak
VP, Communications & Public Affairs
Olivier Poulin
Director, Communications and Public Affairs
Paulo Senra
Director, Communications
WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS
Winnipeg, MB R3T 1Z2
Tel: 204-784-2583 www.bluebombers.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Wade Miller
President
Kyle Walters
General Manager
Mike O’Shea
Head Coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Darren Cameron [email protected]
HOME STADIUM - INVESTORS GROUP FIELD
Opened 2013
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
CFL DIRECTORY
315 Chancellor Matheson Road;
Capacity 33,500
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Capacity BC LIONS
765 Pacific Blvd., Vancouver, BC V6B 4Y8
604-661-3626 www.bclions.com
OWNER David Braley
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Wally Buono
General Manager/Head Coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Jamie Cartmell
[email protected]
HOME STADIUM - BC PLACE (777 PACIFIC BLVD.)
Opened 1983
59,841
CFL DIRECTORY
CALGARY STAMPEDERS
1817 Crowchild Trail; Calgary, AB T2M 4R6
403-289-0205 www.stampeders.com
OWNER
The Calgary Flames Limited Partnership
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Gordon Norrie
President
John Hufnagel
General Manager
Dave Dickenson Head coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Jean Lefebvre
[email protected]
Molly Campbell
[email protected]
Home Stadium McMahon Stadium (1817 Crowchild Trail)
Capacity 35,650
EDMONTON ESKIMOS
11000 Stadium Rd.; Edmonton, AB T5H 4E2
780-448-1525 www.esks.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Len Rhodes
President & CEO
Ed Hervey
General Manager / Directeur général
Jason Maas
Head Coach / Entraîneur-chef
COMMUNICATIONS
Rose-Marie Phillip
[email protected]
Home Stadium Commonwealth Stadium (11000 Stadium Rd.)
Opened 1978
Capacity 60,081
CFL DIRECTORY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Opened1960
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CFL DIRECTORY
SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS
1919 Piffles Taylor Way, Box 1966; Regina, SK S4P 3E1
1-888-4-RIDERS www.riderville.com
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Craig Reynolds
President & CEO
Chris Jones
General Manager and Head Coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Ryan Pollock
[email protected]
HOME STADIUM - MOSAIC STADIUM (1910 PIFFLES TAYLOR WAY)
Opened 1927
Capacity 33,000
TORONTO ARGONAUTS
CFL DIRECTORY
10 Lower Spadina Ave #500, Toronto, ON, M5V 2Z2
416-341-2700 www.argonauts.com
OWNER
Larry Tanenbaum
OPÉRATIONS FOOTBALL
Jim Barker
General Manager
Scott Milanovich
Head Coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Anton Bennett [email protected]
HOME STADIUM - BMO FIELD
OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Opened 2007
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Capacity 27,000
CFL DIRECTORY
HAMILTON TIGER-CATS
64 Melrose Avenue North, Hamilton, ON, L8L 8C1
905-547-2287 www.ticats.ca
OWNER
Bob Young
OPÉRATIONS FOOTBALL
Eric Tillman
General Manager
Kent Austin
Head Coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Aaron Gogishvili [email protected]
HOME STADIUM - TIM HORTONS FIELD (1 JARVIS ST.)
Opened2014
Capacity 24,000
1260 boul. Robert-Bourassa, 1er étage; Montréal, QC H3B 3B9
514-787-2500 www.montrealalouettes.com
OWNER
Bob Wetenhall
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Jim Popp
General Manager/Head Coach
COMMUNICATIONS
Charles Rooke
[email protected]
HOME STADIUM / DOMICILE - STADE PERCIVAL-MOLSON STADIUM
Opened 1914
Capacity 25,012
CFL DIRECTORY OTTAWA REDBLACKS
MONTREAL ALOUETTES
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