Eighteen OUA student-athletes heading West to Regina for the 2017 National CFL Combine

BURLINGTON, Ont. – Eighteen Ontario University Athletics (OUA) standouts will look to make one last impression on Canadian Football League (CFL) teams ahead of the CFL Draft as they make their way to Regina later this week for the 2017 National CFL Combine presented by adidas.

Over the course of the three-day combine, players will undergo medical examinations, performance, strength and speed tests, on-field football drills and team interviews in front of general managers, coaches and scouts from all teams.

The three-day CFL Combine will take place March 23-25 at Evraz Place in Saskatchewan and is just one part of the Mark's CFL Week festivities.

Earlier this month, the CFL hosted regional combines for the fifth consecutive year with the trio beginning in Montreal for the Eastern Regional, Toronto for the Ontario Regional and Regina for the Western Regional.  Based on player performance at these regional combines, additional invitations were extended for participation in the national combine.

The top players eligible for the upcoming 2017 CFL Draft, as ranked collectively by the teams and the league office, are invited to attend the national CFL Combine presented by adidas.

OUA student-athletes will make up forty percent of all the participants at this week's CFL Combine, with many of those expected to hear their name called on May 7, 2017 at the CFL Draft.

2017 CFL COMBINE ROSTERS

New for 2017, CFL.ca will have exclusive coverage of the 2017 Combine with continuous live streaming of the showcase's premier events, the Bench Press and 40-Yard Dash.  In addition, for the first time, all 1-on-1 player drills will be aired with analysts Marshall Ferguson, James Cybulski and Davis Sanchez bringing you all the action.

The off-season gathering will include several major fan engagement events, multi-day media access opportunities to more than 50 prominent CFL players, a Hall of Fame and player Gala Dinner, a coaches' media junket and a new passing showcase tournament featuring several of Canada's top university football programs.

The week will be capped off with the CFL's National Combine, where Canada's rising stars will come together in Regina for the most social and most accessible Combine – for fans and media – in CFL history.

For more information on CFL Week, visit markscflweek.ca.