CFL Ottawa RedBlacks

Henry Burris Wins Tom Pate Memorial Award

Published on November 26, 2015 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Ottawa RedBlacks News Release


WINNIPEG - Ottawa REDBLACKS quarterback Henry Burris has won the Tom Pate Memorial Award, presented by the Canadian Football League Players Association to a player displaying outstanding sportsmanship along with providing significant contributions to his team, to the community and the CFLPA.

The award is named in memory of Tom Pate, who died of injuries suffered in a 1975 game while playing for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Burris becomes the third player from an Ottawa CFL team to receive the Tom Pate Award. The others: Bruce Walker in 1984 and Jim Coode in 1980.




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