American football at the 2017 World Games – Men's team rosters

Rosters

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Poland	France	Germany	United States
	Pierre Courageux Aymeric Dethelot Edris Jean-Alphons Jérémy Duponchelle Alexandre Le Gallo Paul Durand Andrew James Victor Ferrier Stéphane Fortes Anthony Alix Charles Delaroque Yann Dika-Balotoken Vincent Begou Stephen Yepmo Sébastien Sejean Murphy Balame-Putu Nicolas Khandar Armel Ahidazan Souleymane Karamoko Sandy Marcin Brice Rontet Maxime Roger Robin Sebeille Claudio Jacquin Matthieu Fayard Kévin Mwamba Giovanni Nanguy Etienne Roudel Averdie Mizius Romain Faucon Raphaël Kidari Nyohor Badiane Doums Doumbouya Jean-Amour Fazer Jean-Philippe Eldin Bastien Pereira Willy N'Kishi Arnaud Montgenie Olivier Bordin Nelson Tsimi Jeff Alexandre Pierrick Autret Valentin Gnahoua Mehdi Bekheira Robin Mouton	Thiadric Hansen Richard Grooten Benjamin Mau Aurieus Adegbesan Sebastian Silva Gomez Till Janssen Paul Zimmermann Tissi Robinson Sonny Weishaupt Alexander Haupert Jason Owuso Yannick Baumgärtner Jan Abrahamsen Christian Köppe Jazan Yassar Joshua Poznanski Marc Scherenberg Tobias Nick Patrick Poetsch Donnie Avant Levi Kruse Kerim Homri David Müller Leon Helm Simon Brenner Moritz Meis Hermann Schramm Robin Fensch Jan Lanser Philipp Tolksdorf Yannick Kiehl Thomas Schmidt Aaron Wahl Harald Binczek Lane Acheampong Kwame Ofori Mike Schallo Nicolai Schumann Hendrick Hinrichs Maximilian Wild Thomas Rauch Marc Anthony Hor Paul Seemann Sven Rieger Simon Gavanda Peter Arentsen	Player name (college program) Deante Battle (Northwestern) Oscar Vazquez-Dyer (Bluffton University) Cam Countryman (Pennsylvania) Dustin Hawke Willingham (Arkansas/Southwest Baptist) Demetrius (Meech) Eaton (Northwestern) Terry Gaitor (Webber International) Davarus Shores (Texas A&M–Commerce) Lamar Hall (Murray State) Tyrell Blanks (Coastal Carolina) Mike Van Deripe (Southwestern Oklahoma State) Mario Brown (Trine University) Austin Jones (Portland State) Cody Smith (Arizona) Taylor Palmer T. J. Richardson (Millersville University) Preston Rabb (West Texas A&M) Anthony Benson Jr. (Southwestern CC (Iowa)/Friends University) Brett Perkins (Southwestern Oregon CC) Triston McCathern (Faulkner University) Joe Bergeron (Texas/Texas A&M–Commerce) Gary Stevenson (Long Beach City College/Phoenix College) Billy Carlile (Gilroy High School (California)) John Moorhead (George Mason) Ryan Seaberg (Southern Mississippi) Nick Reyna (Ferris State) Zachary Blair (Virginia–Wise) Patrick Fitzgerald (Western Carolina/C.W. Post) John van Vliet (Idaho State) Jebrai Regan (Gardner–Webb) Randall Jackson-Clemons (Georgetown College (Kentucky)) Dante Cattaneo (Lamar) Eric Janeau (Southern University) Zakkary Packard (Hartwick College) Giuliano Cattaneo (Texas State) Nick Sweet (Marcos de Niza High School (Arizona)) Artur Zaniewski (Sacramento State)

References

^ "American football men's medallists" (PDF). The World Games Wroclaw 2017. 24 Jul 2017. Retrieved 2021-05-12.^{[permanent dead link]}

External links

International Federation of American Football
Schedule Archived 2017-07-28 at the Wayback Machine
Medalists^{[permanent dead link]}
Results book Archived 2017-10-18 at the Wayback Machine

[1] "American football men's medallists" (PDF). The World Games Wroclaw 2017. 24 Jul 2017. Retrieved 2021-05-12.^{[permanent dead link]}

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