The University
of Calgary football Dinos confirmed that talented inside receiver Blake Klotz
has committed to the team for 2017 by signing a USports Letter of Intent. The
6’3”, 200 lbs. Klotz has been on the team’s radar for the past couple of years.
A Calgary Midget
all-star, the 18 year old Klotz was a member of the Alberta U 18 team while in
Grade 11 and also played for Big Country Region at the Alberta Summer Games.
While playing Bantam football he was a member of the Calgary Bantam Selects
team that was coached by Greg Peterson that participated in games in St. Louis, MO.
“Blake Klotz has
excellent size and shown he has good hands. We look forward to having Blake
(Klotz) with us in 2017,” states Head Coach Wayne Harris.
“I liked great
coaching staff that they have at Calgary
in offensive coordinator Ryan Sheahan and receivers coach Justin Chapdelaine. I
did some training with Justin (Chapdelaine) and enjoyed it,” stated Klotz whose
father Kevin coached football at Foothills
Composite High
School just outside of Calgary.
“The incoming
recruiting class at Calgary is good and I wanted to be a part of it,” stated
Kloltz who attended Henry Wise Wood in Calgary and will be joined by many
players that he is familiar with.
Blake was
approached by McGill and McMaster Universities as well as UBC but will enroll in the
Haskayne School of Business or Arts at the University of Calgary.
Blake is the son
of Kevin and Jody Klotz.
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