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MONTR\u00c9AL \u2013 Le football universitaire qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois produit des quarts-arri\u00e8re de qualit\u00e9 depuis quelque temps d\u00e9j\u00e0, mais le rythme semble avoir augment\u00e9 dans les derni\u00e8res ann\u00e9es.<\/p>\n
\u00c0 des noms comme Jonathan S\u00e9n\u00e9cal et Arnaud Desjardins, qui ont cogn\u00e9 aux portes de la Ligue canadienne de football (LCF) en 2025, s’ajoute cette ann\u00e9e celui d’\u00c9loa Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald, qui prendra part dans quelques jours au camp d’\u00e9valuation de la LCF, pr\u00e9sent\u00e9 par Anytime Fitness, \u00e0 Edmonton, en Alberta.<\/p>\n
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LIEN VERS L’ARTICLE COMPLET<\/a><\/p>\n =======================================================================================================<\/p>\n Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald: Paving the Way for Future Generations
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\nMONTREAL \u2013 Quebec university football has been producing top-tier quarterbacks for some time now, but the pace seems to have picked up in recent years.
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\nJoining names like Jonathan S\u00e9n\u00e9cal and Arnaud Desjardins, who knocked on the door of the Canadian Football League in 2025, is \u00c9loa Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald, who will take part in a few days in the CFL Scouting Camp, presented by Anytime Fitness, in Edmonton, Alta.
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\nReached by telephone, the McGill University Redbirds quarterback highlights the importance of his peers who paved the way before him.
\n“It gives me a role model to look up to. S\u00e9n\u00e9cal, Tre Ford, Nathan Rourke, Taylor Erlgersma. It’s fun to see Canadian and Quebec players who’ve played in the same league as you, make it there. It tells me that the ultimate goal is much more attainable than I might have thought before,” explains the player who was named RSEQ and U SPORTS Rookie of the Year in 2022.
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\nDespite these few examples that came before him, it seems the golden age of Canadian quarterbacks is still ahead of us. While a few have knocked on the proverbial door, only one\u2014Rourke\u2014is currently a starter in the CFL. This is no surprise to Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald, who takes his role as a trailblazer for future generations of passers to heart.
\n“I tell myself that I’m paving the way a bit for the quarterbacks to come. It’s important in sports to have role models and people who have gone before you.”
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\nLatendresse-R\u00e9gimbald had a remarkable career with the Redbirds, earning the starting position in his very first season. A threat both through the air and on the ground, he posted impressive statistics in 2025, racking up 1,736 yards and nine touchdowns through the air, in addition to gaining 798 yards and seven TDs on the ground.
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\nWhile his individual statistics were impressive, the team’s collective results were sometimes less so during Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald’s time at McGill University. In a conference that includes the Laval Rouge et Or and the Montreal Carabins, tempering the team’s expectations was sometimes necessary.
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\n“It shapes you as an athlete and as a person. Having to face those two teams twice a season takes resilience and a refusal to ever give up,” he explains. “I went into every game telling myself that, no matter who was on the other side, we were going to give them a run for their money, and that if everything went well, we were going to come away with wins\u2026 which didn’t happen often,” he adds with a laugh.
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\nThis winter, Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald had the opportunity to do part of his preparation for the evaluation camp with the cream of the crop of quarterbacks and receivers in the country.
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\nQuarterback coach Myles Gibbon and his Montreal-based company The QB Movement<\/a> have transformed the city into a true haven for passers and receivers looking to hone their skills during the off-season. From Vernon Adams Jr. to Davis Alexander, and including Tyson Philpot and Samuel Emilus, Latendresse-R\u00e9gimbald had no shortage of high-calibre training partners.
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\n“It gives you the chance to compete against them and measure yourself against them. They can give you plenty of advice, whether it’s about the process surrounding the evaluation camp or even little tips like your footwork for a specific route. Myles really has a knack for it. Bringing in so many CFL guys\u2014and even guys playing in Europe\u2014to lead workshops is really enjoyable. “
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\nThis wasn’t the first time Latendresse-R\u00e9gimblad had the chance to spend an extended period with professional athletes. In 2025, thanks to the CFL’s quarterback internship program, he took part in the Montreal Alouettes’ training camp, alongside the Alouettes’ quarterbacks during the month of May.
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\nAt the time, Carabins quarterback Jonathan S\u00e9n\u00e9cal had just been drafted by Montreal, giving Latendresse-R\u00e9gimblad the unique opportunity to experience training camp with one of his counterparts from the Quebec university circuit.
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\n“He’s adapting very well,” he said at the time. “I’m here to support him on his journey. Yes, I’m part of the internship program, but he was literally drafted!”
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\nAbout ten months later, it’s the McGill quarterback’s turn to take part in the CFL evaluation camp and perhaps wait for his name to be called on draft night.
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\n“I’ve been playing this sport for years and training to reach the point where I am right now. I’m really excited to show my skills to the Canadian scouts. I hope there’s a plan for me. But I don’t want to put too much pressure on myself for a single event; I know what my skills are and what I’ve accomplished over the past few years. I’m going there with a smile, and I can’t wait to soak up every moment I’ll experience.”
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\nThe CFL Scouting Camp will be held March 27\u201329 in Edmonton. The CFL Draft will take place on Tuesday, April 28, while the CFL International Draft will be held on Wednesday, April 29.
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