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Writer's pictureStephen Stamp

More Than a Dozen CUFLA Players Selected in the A.L.L. Draft

Updated: Nov 25

More than a dozen Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association players were selected in the Arena Lacrosse League East draft on Saturday, November 8.


The Whitby Steelhawks led the way in mining CUFLA talent, taking a total of five CUFLA players. The Steelhawks started their dip into the CUFLA pool by taking Guelph Gryphons star attacker and 2024 CUFLA scoring champion Liam Aston 8th overall. The Ottawa native started last season with the Toronto Beaches. After being deemed ineligible to continue playing by the O.J.L.L., Aston joined the B.C.J.A.L.L.'s Nanaimo Timbermen for a pair of regular season games and their playoff run. In his Jr B days, Aston led the Nepean Knights in scoring for the 2023 season after helping them to win the Founders Cup the year before.


Whitby also selected current CUFLA players Cameron York (Carleton, 30th), Landon Sinfield (Ottawa, 48th) and Brendon Hoeschmann (Guelph, 56th). The Steelhawks also selected Western alumnus Keegan Croley, a Baggataway champion and All Baggataway team LSM.

Brock had the most players selected in the draft, with four. Trent had three players taken by A.L.L. teams. Two players were drafted from each of Guelph, Carleton and McGill. Ottawa and Queen's each had a player drafted, as well.


The full list of CUFLA players taken in the ALL Draft includes:


Liam Aston, Guelph Gryphons

8th, Whitby Steelhawks


Nathan Fehr, Brock Badgers

11th, Brampton Express (Via Six Nations Snipers)


Colton Armitage, Brock Badgers

27th, Six Nations Snipers


Cameron York, Carleton Ravens

30th, Whitby Steelhawks



Caelan Mander, McMaster Marauders

47th, Brampton Express



Landen Sinfield, Ottawa Gee-Gees

48th, Whitby Steelhawks


Avery Steinbach-Parker, Brock Badgers

51st, Six Nations Snipers



Brendon Hoeschmann, Guelph Gryphons

56th, Whitby Steelhawks


Mason Tardif, Trent Excalibur

58th, Peterborough Timbermen


Liam McCrimmon, Brock Badgers

59th, Six Nations Snipers


Lucas Clarke, Brock Badgers

63rd, Brampton Express



Caleb French, Trent Excalibur

78th, Oshawa Outlaws


Trevor McDonald, Laurier Golden Hawks

87th, Brampton Express



Quinton Greenfield, Queen's Gaels

94th, Oshawa Outlaws


Jordan Dool, Trent Excalibur

110th, Oshawa Outlaws


Luke Dawick, McGill Redbirds

112th, Toronto Monarchs



Keagan Croley, Western Mustangs alumnus

64th, Whitby Steelhawks

Winston Bashford, Queen's

95th, Brampton Express




Joey Gasperetti, Carleton Ravens

106th, Peterborough Timbermen


Calum Leaver-Preyra, McGill Redbirds

109th, Paris Riverwolves


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