Six Stingers Football Players Invited to CFL Eastern Combine

After Impressing During the Season, Open Practice is a Chance to Get Drafted

SportsMaxime Cadotte — Published February 21, 2020

While no Concordia Stingers were called to the national combine yet, six of them were invited to the Mar. 13 eastern regional combine in Baie d’Urfé, Quebec.

Defensive backs Michael Asibuo and Zamaad Gambari, linebackers Sam Brodrique and Jersey Henry, as well as offensive linemen Noah Domingue and Jordan Hurley, were the Stingers invited.

Those invited will go through an open practice consisting of physical tests and one-on-one drills for scouts and team officials, with hopes to be invited to the national combine running from Mar. 26-28 in Toronto.

Four past Stingers have made the jump from the regional combine to the national combine since its creation in 2013. Last year, defensive tackle Michael Sanelli impressed in the Ontario regional combine and was later drafted by the Montreal Alouettes in the fifth round.

A total of 56 players will attend the eastern regional combine with 24 of them from the Réseau du Sport Étudiant du Québec.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that this was the most Stingers to be invited to a regional combine in the school’s history. In 2014, seven Stingers were invited.