Daily camp report Day 7

June 13, 2009 - Canadian Football League (CFL)
Montreal Alouettes News Release

St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, June 13, 2009 - The following is the daily report from the Alouettes' training camp for Day 7.

Under the sun

The Alouettes practiced outdoors at the Campus du Fort St-Jean.

Addition

Import tackle Chris Rutledge has been added to the roster.

Subtractions

Linebacker Cam Hall and receiver David Kircus have been released, while tackle Phil Bogle left camp.

A gift for Brodeur-Jourdain

A former teammate paid a visit on Saturday with a special gift for rookie tackle Luc Brodeur-Jourdain. Rouge et Or kicker Chris Milo, who attended training camp with the Alouettes as a junior in 2006 and 2007 stopped by with a CIS championship ring for Brodeur-Jourdain, the two having won the Canadian university title together in 2008.

Coaching the coaches...

The Alouettes have been hosting coaches from different areas of Quebec over the last three days, taking time to work with them and show them how things work in the pro ranks.

"We invited them to attend our practices at camp so they would get a chance to see how we do things and ask our coaches questions," said head coach Marc Trestman. "They are doing a very important job of developing football in Canada and if being here can help them, we are happy to do it."

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