University of Alberta defensive back Jake Tayor has won the broad jump at the 2023 CFL Combine with a distance of 10 feet, 11 inches.
Manitoba receiver Gavin Cobb won the event at last year’s combine with a jump of ten feet and 9 7/8 inches.
Other recent winners include Manitoba receiver Shai Ross (11′ 5 1/2″, 2019), Central Michigan receiver Mark Chapman (10′ 7 1/4″, 2018), Carleton receiver Malcolm Carter and Queen’s running back Jonah Pataki (10′ 3″, 2017), Western Mustangs receiver Shaq Johnson (11′, 2016), and Laurier defensive back Chris Ackie (10′ 11 1/2″, 2015).
Ross is the CFL Combine’s all-time record holder for his mark of 11 feet, 5 1/2 inches.
The rest of the broad jump results from the 2023 CFL Combine can be found below.
Nationals
LB Emmanuel Aboagye-Gyan, Ottawa — 8′ 9 5/8″
DB Tolu Ahmed, Toronto — 10′ 2 1/2″
REC Gabriel Appiah-Kubi, York — 10′ 9 1/4″
DB Siriman Harrison Bagayogo, Guelph — 9′ 11 3/4′
REC Clark Barnes, Guelph — 10′ 4 3/8″
REC James Basalyga, Waterloo — 9′ 8 7/8″
RB Bertrand Terancy Beaulieu, Montreal — DNP
DL Francis Bemiy, Southern Utah — 9′ 9 3/4″
DL Anthony Bennett, Regina — 9′ 6 5/8″
RB Thomas Bertrand-Hudon, Delaware State — 9′ 2 1/4″
DB Jacob Biggs, Calgary — 9′ 10 3/8″
OL Dayton Black, Saskatchewan — 8′ 2″
DL Kwadwo Boahen, Alberta — 8′ 10″
LB Michael Brodrique, Montreal — 9′ 9 1/8″
DB Patrick Burke Jr., Wilfrid Laurier — 9′ 5 3/8″
REC Richard Burton, Queen’s — 9′ 11″
LB Max Charbonneau, Ottawa — 9′ 4 1/2″
DB Lucas Cormier, Mount Allison — 9′ 4 3/8″
DB David Dallaire, Laval — 8′ 11 3/8″
LB Dawson Davis, York — 8′ 10 7/8″
LB Matt Dean, York — 9′ 5 7/8″
REC Willy-Pierre Dimbongi, Ottawa — 9′ 7/8″
RB Keon Edwards, Western — 7′ 9″
DL Alex Fedchun, St. FX — 9′ 7 5/8′
OL Evan Floren, Queen’s — 7′ 11 1/84″
DB Jaxon Ford, Regina — 9′ 11 5/8″
OL Theo Grant, Queen’s — 7′ 10 5/8″
OL Phillip Grohovac, Western — 7′ 10″
QB Eli Hetlinger, Alberta* — 8′ 11 1/4″
LB Jack Hinsperger, Waterloo — 9′ 3/4″
TE Sebastian Howard, Saint Mary’s — 10′ 2 1/2″
LB Markcus Jean-Loescher, Saint Mary’s — 9′ 4″
DL Aidan John, Saint Mary’s — 9′ 8″
REC Zakariya Karim, St. FX — 9′ 8 3/4″
DB Jake Kelly, Bishop’s — 10′ 2 1/2″
DL Collin Kornelson, Manitoba — 9′ 1 7/8″
DL Lake Korte-Moore, UBC — 9′ 7 3/4″
DB Bruno Lagacé, Montreal — 9′ 5/8″
DB Breton MacDougall, Windsor — 9′ 8 1/8″
REC Savaughn Magnaye-Jones, Western — 9′ 6″
QB Ben Maracle, Ottawa* — 9’11 1/4″
OL Alexandre Marcoux, McGill — 7′ 10 1/4″
DL Reece Martin, Mount Allison — 8′ 9 7/8″
FB Jacob Mason, McMaster — 8′ 7 7/8″
OL Spencer Masterson, Guelph — 7′ 4 1/4″
REC Caleb Morin, Saskatchewan — 9′ 3 1/8″
REC Jeremy Murphy, Concordia — 9′ 10 1/2″
TE Spencer Nichols, Western — 9′ 5″
REC Daniel Oladejo, Ottawa — 9′ 5 3/8″
LB Ife Onyemenam, Wilfrid Laurier — 9′ 1 7/8″
DB Robert Panabaker, Western — 9′ 5/8″
OL Edouard Paradis, Houston Christian — 7′ 11 1/8″
REC Daniel Perry, Saskatchewan — 9′ 4 3/4″
LB James Peter, Ottawa — 9′ 3 5/8
DB Charles Ringland, Saskatchewan — 10′ 5 1/4″
REC Jonathan Rosery, Alberta — 9′ 2 3/4″
QB Olivier Roy, Concordia — 8′ 9 3/4″
DL Tanner Schmekel, Regina — 8′ 10 1/2″
DL Quintin Seguin, Charleston Southern — 8′ 9 3/4″
DB Jassin States-McClean, Saint Mary’s — 10′ 1″
DB Jacob Taylor, Alberta — 10′ 11″
LB Nick Thomas, Manitoba — DNP
OL Anthony Vandal, Sherbrooke — 7′ 11 1/2″
LB Josh White, Regina — 9′ 10 7/8″
RB Adam Williams, Toronto — 8′ 11 5/8″
Globals
LB Julian Baldi, Valdosta State — 9′ 3 3/8″
DL Merinio Dendoe, Morgan State — 8′ 2″
RB Atsumu Endo, Dentsu Caterpillars — 9′ 6 5/8″
LB Emmanuel Falola, Bristol Aztecs — 9′ 8 3/4″
DL Alejandro Fernandez, Barcelona Dragons — 8′ 11 3/4″
DL Hidetora Hanada, X League — 8′ 7 1/4″
RB Daisuke Kato, IBM Big Blue — 9′ 2 5/8″
DL Robert Lachmann, Clarion — 9′ 5 1/4″
OL Lucas Lavin, Tennessee-Chattanooga — 7′ 3 3/4″
REC Ryota Miyazawa, J.F. Oberlin University — 9′ 1/4″
LB Ludvig Myren, Berlin Thunder — 9′ 5 7/8″
FB Finley Old, Nottingham University — 9′ 2 5/8″
DB Eddie Onamade, Birmingham University — 9′ 1 3/4″
DL Max Parkinson, University of West England — 9′ 8 3/4″
OL Erick Alonso Perez, CETYS Universidad — 8′ 3 1/2″
OL Tobias Rodlauer, Berlin Thunder — 8′ 5″
DL Simon Sandberg, Oregon State — 8′ 7 3/8
LB Lino Schroeter, Cologne Crocodiles — 9′ 4 5/8″
DL Blessman Ta’ala, Hawaii — 8′ 5 1/8″
OL Roman Wahrheit, Towson — 7′ 11 5/8″
OL Leander Wiegand, Cologne Centurions — DNP
* denotes underclassman who is not yet draft eligible
