The Canadian Football League Players’ Association (CFLPA) has unveiled its all-star selections for 2025 and the list doesn’t include any members of the Montreal Alouettes.
The selections were made by player vote. Players were asked to vote for the position group they match up directly against — for instance, offensive linemen vote for all-stars along the defensive line and vice-versa.
Some of those recognized were introduced in-person immediately following the conclusion of CFL Awards night in Winnipeg.
Below are the selections.
Offence
QB: Nathan Rourke (BC)
RB: Justin Rankin (EDM)
FB: Ante Milanovic-Litre (HAM)
C: Coulter Woodmansey (HAM)
G: Brandon Revenberg (HAM)
G: Liam Dobson (HAM)
T: Jermarcus Hardrick (SSK)
T: Stanley Bryant (WPG)
SB: Keon Hatcher (BC)
SB: Nic Demski (WPG)
WR: Kenny Lawler (HAM)
WR: KeeSean Johnson (SSK)
Defence
DT: Jaylon Hutchings (CGY)
DT: Jonah Tavai (BC)
DE: Mathieu Betts (BC)
DE: Folarin Orimolade (CGY)
WLB: Cameron Judge (TOR)
MLB: Micah Awe (BC)
SLB: Derrick Moncrief (CGY)
CB: Jamal Peters (HAM)
CB: Adrian Greene (CGY)
HB: Rolan Milligan (SSK)
HB: Damon Webb (CGY)
S: Stavros Katsantonis (HAM)
Special Teams
K: Sergio Castillo (WPG)
P: Carl Meyer (BC)
LS: Jorgen Hus (SSK)
ST: Trey Vaval (WPG)
Coach
Corey Mace (SSK)
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats led the list with seven selections, followed by B.C. with six, Calgary and Saskatchewan with five Winnipeg with four, and Edmonton and Toronto with one. Montreal and Ottawa didn’t register any selections.
