October 4, 2006
GEE-GEES DB GARNERS CIS HONOURS
OTTAWA - Fifth year University of Ottawa punt returner Anthony Plante-Ajah has been named the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) football special teams players of the week for the period ending Oct. 1, 2006.
Plante-Ajah, a fifth-year biology student from Ottawa captured the special teams honour as he set a team record with a 108-yard punt return touchdown in a 34-5 Gee-Gees win over Guelph. An all-star defensive back, the five-foot-10, 182-pound senior made the most of the first punt he fielded this season, recording his first career special teams touchdown.
Plante-Ajah and the Gee-Gees return to action on Saturday afternoon when they kickoff against the Queen's University Golden Gaels at Richardson Stadium in Kingston.
(Source: John Bower, Ottawa Sports information.)
(Photo: Ottawa's Anthony Plante-Ajah lays a big hit in recent OUA action. The Gee-Gees defensive back was named the CIS Special Teams Player of the Week. File photo.)
Plante-Ajah, a fifth-year biology student from Ottawa captured the special teams honour as he set a team record with a 108-yard punt return touchdown in a 34-5 Gee-Gees win over Guelph. An all-star defensive back, the five-foot-10, 182-pound senior made the most of the first punt he fielded this season, recording his first career special teams touchdown.
Plante-Ajah and the Gee-Gees return to action on Saturday afternoon when they kickoff against the Queen's University Golden Gaels at Richardson Stadium in Kingston.
(Source: John Bower, Ottawa Sports information.)
(Photo: Ottawa's Anthony Plante-Ajah lays a big hit in recent OUA action. The Gee-Gees defensive back was named the CIS Special Teams Player of the Week. File photo.)
