Laval adds two Québec commits to their 2019 class.
Receivers Nathan Bolduc and David Dallaire from Cégep Beauce-Appalaches will be facing the RSEQ as teammates once again after signing with the Laval Rouge et Or.
Nathan Bolduc
Courtesy of Nathan Bolduc.
With Laval crowned as the 2018 Vanier Cup champions, there is no argument that they are one of U Sports’ top teams. “I chose Laval for a few reasons. First of all, it’s the best football program in Canada and during my visit I felt at home,” Nathan Bolduc said.
“There’s a stability in Laval’s coaching staff and they have a good reputation to prepare athletes for the next level on and off the field,” he added.
The 6’0, 170lbs kicker and receiver will be studying “sciences de la consommation.” He said the school’s academics also appealed to him.
Bolduc spent two years with Les Dragons de la Beauce-Etchemin (QMFL AAA) and three with Les Condors de Cégep Beauce-Appalaches (RSEQ Division 2). He was a special teams all-star this season.
? RECRUTEMENT // Le botteur-receveur du Cégep Beauce-Appalaches Nathan Bolduc a fait son choix: il évoluera chez le #rougeetor ! #GoLaval pic.twitter.com/fy7pwfPZwC
— Rouge et Or (@rougeetor) December 8, 2018
David Dallaire
David Dallaire has had a longstanding dream, and a commitment to Laval will help him accomplish it. “I’ve wanted to play on the same team as my older brother since I was a kid,” Dallaire said.
Dallaire, who is 6’3, 200lbs, added that the Laval coaches “are some of the best coaches.”
Hailing from Saint-George, Québec, Dallaire has played with Les Tigres de l’École secondaire Notre-Dame-de-la-Trinité (RSEQ), Les Dragons de la Polyvalente de Saint-Georges (RSEQ) and Les Condors in his 11-year career. He is a 2018 all-star as a linebacker.
? RECRUTEMENT // Souhaitons la bienvenue à David Dallaire du Cégep de Beauce-Appalaches, qui rejoint son frère Christian chez le #rougeetor ! #GoLaval pic.twitter.com/6D4dzfTxPX
— Rouge et Or (@rougeetor) December 9, 2018
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