Pascal Cheron

Full Name: Pascal Cheron	Primary Position: OL
Height/Weight: 6' 4"/305	College: Université Laval
Birthdate: June 22, 1974	High School: High School (City, State)
Birthplace: Ste. Foy, Quebec
Pro Experience: 8 years

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Acquired:

Signed as a free agent by the Tiger-Cats February 23, 2006.

2006:

Returned to the Tiger-Cats and played four games before suffering a season-ending knee injury

2005:

The Tiger-Cats traded Cheron to the Ottawa Renegades on February 19th in exchange for their second round draft choice in the 2005 CFL Canadian College Draft and a conditional draft choice in the 2006 CFL Canadian Canadian Draft…started all 18 games on the offensive line during his first season in the Nation’s Capital…made a career high six defensive tackles.

2004:

The fifth year Tiger-Cat played in all 18 games during the regular season with one start...started at left guard in place of the injured Tim Bakker in the Tiger-Cats 24-19 rain drenched victory in Ottawa on October 30th...made two defensive tackles during the regular season...played in Hamilton's 24-6 East Semi-Final loss in Toronto.

2003:

The veteran offensive lineman started all 18 games at left guard during the regular season for Hamilton after re-signing with the Tiger-Cats on March 3rd.

2002:

Started 17 games played during the regular season at left guard…missed the Tiger-Cats 34-33 loss to Edmonton on September 29th due to injury…made two defensive tackles.

2001:

Played in 10 games, making two starts at left guard during the regular season…made his first CFL and professional start in the Tiger-Cats 63-31 loss in Winnipeg on September 8th…made one defensive tackle.

2000:

Suited up as a back-up offensive lineman in 14 games during his rookie season…also played in the Tiger Cats 22-20 Eastern Semi-Final loss to Winnipeg.

1999:

Selected by the Tiger-Cats in the sixth round (45th overall) of the 1999 CFL Canadian College Draft...attended training camp before returning for his final year of eligibility at Laval.

College:

Played five seasons (1995-99) with the De L’Universite’ Laval…won a Vanier Cup in 1999 as a result of Laval’s 14-10 victory over the St. Mary’s Huskies in the championship game…was a two time CIS All-Canadian and OQIFC All-Star…helped Laval reach the playoffs for the first time in their three year history in 1998…was chosen Laval’s lineman of the year in 1997.

Personal:

Born June 22nd, 1974 in Ste. Foy, Quebec…was the vice-president of the students association at Laval in 1997 and 1998…majored in physical education.