Quarterback Josh Love and fellow Stampeders players hosted a mini-camp and free youth football camp at The Togethership in San Clemente, California, where around 60 students participated. Love, who has led the football program at the school since 2021, emphasized giving back to the community and utilizing the facilities provided. Other Stampeders teammates participated in leading the camp and conducted position-specific drills to provide beneficial training for the kids. Love expressed the positive feedback he received and his excitement for the upcoming CFL season, feeling more confident as he prepares for his second year. The CFL training camp begins May 10, with pre-season action starting May 18.
By the NumbersApproximately 60 campers participated, ranging from Grades 6 to 12.Love completed 5 of 8 passes for 67 yards during his fourth-quarter play in the last game of the season. State of PlayLove has been running the football program at The Togethership since 2021.The official start of CFL training camp is on May 10. What’s Next
Josh Love will carry the momentum from the community camp into his second CFL training camp, aiming to build on his last season’s performance and refine his skills further. The Stampeders will also make an appearance in their first pre-season game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on May 18.
Bottom Line
This initiative not only enhances Love’s local community engagement but also signifies his growth and readiness for the upcoming CFL season, combining outreach with athlete development.