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Glenn
Bruce |
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NCCP
Level 4 Sprints Coach.
NCCP Instructor Spints/Hurdles and Relays.
15 years Bison Track and Field Sprints Coach.
Coaching staff of 7 National Team Championships (U of M
Indoor Track and Field).
Head Coach Canada Games.
Head Coach Western Canada Games.
5x Canadian National Team Sprint Coach.
5 years Bison Football Speed Coach.
Have worked with Canadian Bobsled Team athletes (both
male and female).
Have worked with several CFL players.
Have worked with one NFL Player (Isreal Idonijie).
Bachelor of Education (University of Manitoba).
Bachelor of Physical Education (University of Manitoba).
Currently Athletic Director Grant Park High School. |
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Dave Donaldson |
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Former defensive back in
the Canadian Football League for 10 seasons.
Three-year starter at the University of Manitoba ... In
1995, he led the Canadian Interuniversity Athletics
Union (CIAU) in punt returns ... Played junior football
for the Winnipeg Hawkeyes ...
Is a five-time judo champion in Manitoba and has taught
the sport. Nicknamed "Double D". |
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Dave
Easley |
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1991-92 Linebackers Coach
- Toronto Argonauts
1993-96 Defensive Line Coach - BC Lions
1997 Defensive Coordinator - BC Lions
1998-99 Defensive Back/Special Teams - BC Lions
2000-01 Special Teams Coordinator - Montreal Alouettes
2002 Defensive Coordinator - Ottawa Renegades
2003-04 Special Teams Coordinator - Ottawa Renegades
2005 Defensive Back Coach - Winnipeg Blue Bombers
2006 Defensive Back/Special Teams Advisory - Manitoba
Bisons
Easley is the only coach in Canadian football history to
capture national championships at the junior, university
and professional levels.
Easley also enjoyed a successful CFL playing career. He
made his playing debut in 1969 with his hometown B.C.
Lions, earning the CFL’s Top Rookie honour after
returning 50 punts for 359 yards and making four
interceptions. He remained with the Lions until 1973
when he joined the Ticats. Easley would remain a Ticat
until the middle of the 1976 season when he joined the
Edmonton Eskimos. |
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Moe Elewonibi |
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Former offensive lineman
in the National Football League and the Canadian
Football League 14 years.
College - Played three years (1987-1989) at BYU.
Awarded the Outland Trophy Winner (best United States
college football interior lineman) in 1989 with BYU.
A talented athlete, Elewonibi was drafted by the NFL,
the CFL, and the North American Soccer League, where the
Vancouver 86ers drafted him to play goal. |
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Richard
Harris |
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2006-present Defensive Line Coach -Winnipeg Blue Bombers
2005 Defensive Line Coach -Ottawa Renegades
2001-04 Defensive Line Coach -B.C. Lions
2000 Head Coach -Portland Prowlers (IPFL)
1991-96 Head Coach -Puget Sound Jets (NWFL)
1989 Head Coach -Eastside Express (NWFL)
He was drafted fifth
overall in the NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. As
a player he spent eight seasons playing as a defensive
end for Philadelphia, Chicago and ending with the
Seattle Seahawks. |
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Markus Howell |
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Currently a member of the
Calgary Stampeders.
2008 Grey Cup Champion.
9 Year Canadian Football League Veteran (2000-present)
College - Played four years (1996 -1999) at Texas
Southern and, like his time in CFL, contributed on both
sides of the ball. Howell also was a standout track
athlete in his college years. |
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Obby Khan |
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Currently a member of the
Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
5 Year Canadian Football League Veteran (2004-present)
College - Attended Simon Fraser University.
He won the J. P. Metras Trophy as the top lineman in
Canadian university football in 2003. |
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Wes Lysack |
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Currently a member of the
Calgary Stampeders.
2008 Grey Cup Champion.
6 Year Canadian Football League Veteran (2003-present)
Attended Rutgers University for the 2000 and 2001
seasons. He played 11 games in 2000 and recorded 10
tackles, two interceptions, one blocked punt, one fumble
return and one forced fumble. He didn't play in 2001 and
joined the University of Manitoba for the 2002 season. |
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Lamar
McGriggs |
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Former linebacker in the
National Football League and the Canadian Football
League 14 years.
1991-1992 New York Giants
1992-1994 Minnesota Vikings
1996 Ottawa Rough Riders
1997-2000 Hamilton Tiger-cats
2000-2005 Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1999 Grey Cup Champion (Hamilton Tiger-Cats) |
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Mike
Richardson |
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All-star Canadian Football
League running back who played five seasons for two
different teams. 1992-1993
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1994-1995 Ottawa Rough Riders
1996 Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1992 CFL Most Outstanding Rookie Award.
1992, 1993 CFL All-star |
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Brad Sarna |
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A Winnipeg native, Brad
played 5 years at quarterback with the University of
Manitoba Bisons from 1999 to 2003 and played in the
Vanier Cup in 2001.
He was drafted and signed by the Rio Grande Valley
Dorados of Arena Football 2 in 2006.
Brad has going into his 3rd season as the Offensive
Coordinator and QB coach with the Winnipeg Rifles Junior
Football Club of the CJFL |
