WR Ryan Miller out of Spectrum Community School in Saanich, BC might be the only wide receiver in British Columbia who started his season by winning a game as the emergency quarterback.

Class of 2026 LB Rowan Carreira out of St. Benedict in Cambridge, ON is preparing for a pivotal junior season with a clear ...

Class of 2026 WR Josh Gutek out of Bishop James Mahoney in Saskatoon, SK is preparing for a return to the provincial stage with momentum from a strong 2024 campaign and a clear focus on finishing what ...

Class of 2029 WR Nate Siebold out of Sexsmith, AB is stepping into the new season with a chip on his shoulder and a scoreboard in mind.

In a game packed with highlight reel moments, Class 2026 RB Jasper Baron out of Centennial in Coquitlam, BC delivered one of the most electrifying performances of the day at the fifth annual CFC ...

The fifth edition of the CFC Prospect Game at Hamilton Stadium was everything you’d want in a national showcase. A back-and-forth thriller that ended in a narrow 28-27 win for Team Stegall over Team ...

Class of 2026 QB Brandon Bailey out of Clarkson Football North in Mississauga, ON made sure nobody forgot his name after delivering a statement performance at the fifth annual CFC Prospect Game at ...

Class 2026 WR Ben McAuley out of Notre Dame in Red Deer, AB put on a show at Hamilton Stadium walking away with Team Stegall MVP honours after a two touchdown performance in the 5th edition of the CFC ...

Class of 2028 WR Jason Dorel Onana out of Curé-Antoine-Labelle in Laval, QC wasn’t just the youngest player at the CFC Prospect Game at Hamilton Stadium, he might’ve been the most electrifying. CFC ...

Every football camp has its “top guys.” The ones who get called up first in every drill. The ones wearing all the branded gear. The ones coaches seem to already know. If you’re not in that group, it ...

With our release of the CFC100 Class of 2026 June Edition, it’s time to do a deep dive on every prospect ranked on the list. Today we take a look at the offensive line led by first ranked OT Gabriel ...

Canadian football players are known for being respectful, hard-working, and team-first. That’s a good thing. But there’s a line between being humble and being invisible. MORE RECRUTING TIPS CREATE ...