Defensive back Matt Lucyshyn has
become the first Calgary High School player to sign a Canadian Inter-university
Sport Letter of Intent with the University
of Calgary Dinos for
2016. Matt and his parents were guests of the team at the game Saturday
afternoon against the University
of Saskatchewan and
signed the during the team's pregame function, the Badlands.
A two-way player for the Bishop
Grandin Ghosts, Matt was a starting defensive back on the Alberta Provincial U18
team in July 2015. He was named Most Valuable Defensive Player at the University of Calgary summer camp this past August. Earlier in 2015 he was named Male Athlete of the Year as well as Defensive Most
Valuable Player in Football at Bishop Grandin. His High School Football coaches include former University
of Calgary all-Canadian
linebacker Wade Buteau as well as former Dinos receiver David Holowaychuk. Lucyshyn played minor football in the Stampeders organization and was Defensive MVP for the Midget Stampeders in the 2015 spring season.
“Matt is one of the best
defensive back prospects in Alberta. He showed he could play at the national
level at the Canada Cup this past summer,” states University of Calgary Head Coach Wayne Harris. "We are very excited to have a great student-athlete like Matt, join our program.
“This (U of C)
is the best fit for me from a football, family, academics and support standpoint,”
states the 5’11”, 160 lbs. Lucyshyn stated who was seriously recruited by Simon Fraser
University."I'm very excited to be a Dino."
An excellent student, Matt will
enter the Schulich School of Engineering next fall working towards a major in
Petroleum Engineering.
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