Photo courtesy of William F. Smith

The Canadian Junior Football League in conjunction with the Ontario Conference are proud to announce the 2025 Conference All-Stars.

There are nine positional categories, and the St. Clair Saints lead the Conference with 10 All-Stars.

The 2025 Ontario Conference All-Stars are:

Offensive Line:

Ameen Fattali – London Beefeaters (second consecutive season)
Thomas Ta’avili – St. Clair Saints
Johnny Raposo – St. Clair Saints 
Williams Brine – Sault Ste. Marie Cougars 
Zephi Brooks – Hamilton Hurricanes 

Running Backs:

MJ Doyle-Marshall – St. Clair Saints (third consecutive season) – he rushed 82 times for 640 yards and scored nine touchdowns 

Sam Mustapha – Sault Ste. Marie Cougars – he won the Conference rushing title with 854 yards on 76 carries and scored eight touchdowns.

Receivers:

Cameron St. Kitts-Park (pictured) – St. Clair Saints (second consecutive season) – he led the OFC in receptions (56), receiving yards (760) and scored nine touchdowns

Marselio Mendez – St. Clair Saints – he hauled in 30 receptions for 611 yards and led the Conference with 11 touchdowns

Jaidan Trudeau – Sault Ste. Marie Cougars – he caught 31 passes for 411 yards and scored two touchdowns

Devin Quammie – Hamilton Hurricanes – he racked up 468 yards on 22 receptions and had four touchdowns

Quarterback:

Matthew Guenette* (pictured) – St. Clair Saints – set a new record for completing 75.9% of his passes for a Conference high 2299 yards and set a new record with 35 touchdowns for a quarterback efficiency of 163.5%.  

Place Kicker:

Gabriel Canabrava – Hamilton Hurricanes – he booted nine field goals this season with his longest from 43 yards away.  He recorded a total of 65 points for the playoff bound Hurricanes

Defensive Line:

Jaylin Burnett* – St. Clair Saints (second consecutive season) – he had a Conference high 11 sacks to complement his 28 tackles, 18 assisted stops, forced a fumble, recovered three fumbles, one for a touchdown and made 17.5 tackles for a loss

Noah Williams – London Beefeaters (second consecutive season) – he made 12 tackles, had two assisted stops, three sacks and stripped a fumble 

Chris Rivero – St. Clair Saints – he tallied seven sacks, had 16 solo tackles, 10.5 for a loss, and had 16 assisted stops

George Limb – Sault Ste. Marie Cougars – he collected 12 solo tackles, had four tackles for a loss, assisted on 14 other stops and forced a fumble

Linebackers:

Mo Ibraheem – St. Clair Saints (third consecutive season) – he had 12 tackles, 3.5 for a loss, assisted on 11 other tackles, had a sack and intercepted a pass, returning in 33 yards for a touchdown

Clay Ritschard – London Beefeaters – he had 39 solo tackles, eight assisted stops, four sacks, intercepted a pass, forced a fumble and recovered two other fumbles

Ben Herder – Quinte Skyhawks – he had a Conference high 55 tackles, assisted on 11 others, added sack, two forced fumbles and recovered one

Grant Mathewson – Sault Ste. Marie Cougars – he tallied 26 tackles, 4.5 tackles for a loss, added 13 assisted tackles, had a sack, and blocked a kick 

Defensive Backs:

Teagan Good – Quinte Skyhawks (third consecutive season) – he had another great season intercepting three passes, blocked three kicks, forced and recovered a fumble, had 20 tackles, assisted on five others and had a knockdown 

Brandon Vecchio – St. Clair Saints – he intercepted four passes and returned three of them for touchdowns, knocked down three passes and made six tackles

Daikaden Gauthier – Sault Ste. Marie Cougars – he picked off four passes, returning two of them for touchdowns, recovered two fumbles, returning one of them for a major, knocked down five passes, had 12 tackles and assisted on 11 others

Luca Gallo – Hamilton Hurricanes – he intercepted three passes, knocked down another, recovered a fumble, made 17 tackles and assisted on two others

Wes Schneider – London Beefeaters – he had 19 tackles, assisted on five other tackles, made three tackles for a loss, had a knockdown and forced a fumble

Punter: (tie)

Brayden Rivard – London Beefeaters (second consecutive season)– he needed to make 48 punts and averaged 27.6 net yards with each boot.

Teagan Good – Quinte Skyhawks – he booted a Conference high 49 punts, averaging 34.6 yards and tallied a pair of singles 

The Ontario Conference will play their semi-finals this coming weekend with a pair of games as the top seeded St. Clair Saints host the Sault Ste. Marie Cougars and the London Beefeaters welcome the Hamilton Hurricanes 

*unanimous selection