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Yannick Lafrance Codie Brammall
Age: 17 Age: 19

School: l’École Secondaire School: Cornwall Collegiate
Catholique La Citadelle and Vocational School

Grade: 12 Grade: 12, returning
Hometown: Cornwall Hometown: Cornwall

Yannick is a 17-year-old Codie Brammall is a defensive
back who will be attending St.
linebacker who will be pursuing
Lawrence College in the fall to
studies at the University of
pursue the Social Services Worker
Ottawa this fall. He says he has program. Originally from Ottawa, he’s
two goals for his time as a Gee-Gee: called Cornwall home for the last 11 years. With
He wants to become a physiotherapist, three years of high school ball under his belt, this is Cody’s first

and he wants to break into the Ottawa U football line-up. year on the gridiron for the Wildcats.
“Having the adrenaline pumping through my body is one of my
Yannick has been playing football for five years. “I enjoy the
favourite parts of the game,” Codie says about his favourite sport.
amount of teamwork the sport needs for a team to win,” he His role models include Tyrann Mathieu and Allen Iverson.
says about his sport. “As well, I like the techniques learned “They went through so much, yet they still made it, showing

throughout every season that are needed to successfully play anything is possible if you put in the work,” he says.
the sport. I enjoy tackling the most.” Codie is pursuing a career in social work because he wants to

have a positive impact on people’s lives. “Sadly, I will most
As an athlete, Yannick’s sports’ role model is Sean Taylor, a
likely be done playing football after this season. Without sports
free safety for the Washington Redskins whose career was
I would not be where I am today; it taught me at a young age
tragically cut short when he was murdered in 2007. “He that you need to have resilience in life and no matter what path
used to wear the number 21, which is why 21 is my favourite you take there will be ups and downs, and you can’t dwell on the
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