SASKATOON – Fresh off a Canadian Football League (CFL) draft that saw three members of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team taken - including Nelson Lokombo being chosen with the second pick on the night - more good news came for Huskies looking to take the next step to playing professional football as five were named to the 2022 East-West Bowl roster.

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While the annual contest has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Nathan Cherry, Adam Machart, Charlie Ringland, David Solie and Noah Zerr have all cemented themselves among the top U SPORTS prospects for the 2022 CFL Draft by earning spots on the roster. The roster recognitions celebrate the next generation of top Canadian football prospects, with 110 U SPORTS-eligible standouts identified for the 2022 CFL Draft.

Cherry, a fourth-year business student, took over a starting spot on the Huskies' defensive line in 2019 and racked up 6.5 tackles and 3.5 sacks in eight regular season games.

The reigning Canada West Player of the Year, Machart had one of the best seasons in program history in 2019. A running back, Machart led the nation by rushing for 1334 yards, averaging 166.8 yards-per-game in the regular season. The product of Saskatoon recorded 11 touchdowns, eight on the ground and three through the air. Machart set new program season records for both rushing yards (1334) and all-purpose yards (1534).

Originally from Winnipeg,  Ringland has been an impact defensive back since joining the Huskies in 2018. 2019 saw the arts & science student compile 28 tackles while also forcing a fumble and recording an interception.

A kicker/punter from Saskatoon, Solie joined the Huskies for the 2019 season after a successful junior football career with the Saskatoon Hilltops. Connecting on 16 of 19 field goal attempts during the season, Solie put his name third in the program record book with a season field goal percentage of 84.2.

Rounding out the Huskies named to the roster is Zerr. A kinesiology student from Langenburg, Sask. Zerr was a key part of one of the most dominant offensive lines in program history in 2019, helping pave the way for the top rushing attack in the nation on a Huskies' offence that averaged a conference best 32.1 points-per-game.
 
Team West is mostly made up of players from Canada West (CW) and Ontario University Athletics (OUA) schools, except Carleton, Ottawa and Queen's, which are named to the East squad. The rest of Team East features players from Atlantic University Sport (AUS) and Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) schools.
 
2021 U SPORTS EAST-WEST BOWL ROSTER RECOGNITIONS
 
Team West
 

Pos.	First Name	Last Name	School	Hometown	Program
DB	Tyrell	Ford	Waterloo	Niagara Falls, Ont.	Recreation & Leisure
DB	Matthew	Lucyshyn	Calgary	Calgary, Alta.	Engineering
DB	Jaxon	Ford	Regina	Regina, Sask.	Kinesiology & Health Studies
DB	Charlie	Ringland	Saskatchewan	Winnipeg, Man.	Arts & Science
DB	Marcel	Arruda-Welch	Manitoba	Winnipeg, Man.	Undeclared
DB	Danny	Valente Jr.	Western	London, Ont.	King's College
DB	Jayden	Dalke	Alberta	Leduc, Alta.	Business
DB	Jordan	Veltri	Laurier	Burlington, Ont.	Business
DB	Josiah	Schakel	Alberta	Sherwood Park, Alta.	Business
DL	Kwadwo	Boahen	York	Calgary, Alta.	Political Science
DL	Jeremy	Kapelanski-Lamoureux	Guelph	Blainville, Que.	Management Economics & Finance
DL	Donovan	Burgmaier	Alberta	Sherwood Park, Alta.	Native Studies
DL	Ryan	Leder	McMaster	Hamilton, Ont.	Kinesiology
DL	Deionte	Knight	Western	Ajax, Ont.	Arts & Humanities
DL	Zack	Susko	Windsor	Windsor, Ont.	Business
DL	Cole	Adamson	Manitoba	Winnipeg, Man.	Arts
DL	Nathan	Cherry	Saskatchewan	Saskatoon, Sask.	Business
DL	Jacob	Plamondon	Calgary	Red Deer, Alta.	Arts
K	David	Solie	Saskatchewan	Saskatoon, Sask.	Arts & Science
P	Dante	Mastrogiuseppe	York	London, Ont.	Political Science
LB	Dawson	Davis	York	Abbotsford, B.C.	Kinesiology & Health Science
LB	Matt	Dean	York	Oshawa, Ont.	Business & Society
LB	Jack	Hinsperger	Waterloo	Waterloo, Ont.	Arts & Science
LB	Tommy	Bringi	Laurier	London, Ont.	Psychology
LB	Ryder	Varga	Regina	Regina, Sask.	Engineering & Applied Science
LB	Jaxon	Ciraolo-Brown	UBC	Hamilton, Ont.	Arts
LB	Danial	Kwamou	UBC	Calgary, Alta.	Arts
LB	Nate	Edwards	McMaster	Ancaster, Ont.	Commerce
LB	Nick	Thomas	Manitoba	Surrey, B.C.	Arts
LB	Mitch	Rooney	Laurier	Carlisle, Ont.	Political Science
LB	Subomi	Oyesoro	Calgary	Calgary, Alta.	Arts
OL	Spencer	Masterson	Guelph	Richmond Hill, Ont.	Criminal Justice & Public Policy
OL	Rodeem	Brown	Alberta	Halifax, N.S.	Kinesiology Sport & Rec.
OL	Braydon	Noll	Laurier	Orangeville, Ont.	Psychology
OL	Noah	Zerr	Saskatchewan	Langenburg, Sask.	Kinesiology
OL	Zach	Fry	Western	London, Ont.	Social Sciences
OL	Spencer	Hood	Western	Ilderton, Ont.	King's College
OL	Ibrahim	Hassoun	Windsor	Hamilton, Ont.	Biochemistry
OL	Spencer	Andrews	Waterloo	Waterloo, Ont.	Recreation & Leisure
OL	Peter	Kozushka	Alberta	Yorkton, Sask.	Business
QB	Tre	Ford	Waterloo	Niagara Falls, Ont.	Recreation & Leisure
QB	Connor	Carusello	Laurier	Caledonia, Ont.	Arts
RB	Jonathan	Rosery	Alberta	Edmonton, Alta.	Arts
RB	Adam	Machart	Saskatchewan	Saskatoon, Sask.	Kinesiology
RB	Ted	Kubongo	UBC	Calgary, Alta.	Arts
RB	Justice	Allin	McMaster	Toronto, Ont.	Health, Aging & Society
WR	Kiondre	Smith	Guelph	Markham, Ont.	Criminal Justice & Public Policy
WR	Nick	Petermann	Laurier	Hamilton, Ont.	Business
WR	Jalen	Philpot	Calgary	Delta, B.C.	Arts
WR	Tyson	Philpot	Calgary	Delta, B.C.	Arts
WR	Bennett	Stusek	Regina	Regina, Sask.	Business Admin.
WR	Gavin	Cobb	Manitoba	Victoria, B.C.	Arts
WR	Matthew	James	Windsor	Windsor, Ont.	Criminology
TE	Chase	Arseneau	McMaster	Trabuco Canyon, Calif.	Sociology
WR	Gordon	Lam	Waterloo	Kitchener, Ont.	Recreation & Leisure