Keon Raymond

Keon Raymond, a distinguished figure in Canadian football, brings a wealth of experience and leadership to his role as Head Coach. A ten-year veteran of the Canadian Football League (CFL), Raymond boasts an impressive career highlighted by two Grey Cup Championships in 2008 and 2014 as a defensive back. His exceptional on-field performance and leadership qualities earned him the prestigious President's Ring on two occasions, a testament to his excellence, inspiration, and motivational skills recognized by his fellow Calgary Stampeders teammates.

Beyond the gridiron, Keon Raymond has become a compelling public speaker, drawing from personal experiences and the profound influence of his mother. His commitment to making a positive impact led him to collaborate with the Alberta Council of Women's Shelters, where he shares insights on managing fear and overcoming adversity.

Keon's dedication to the growth of football in Canada is evident in his creation of the Big Time 7v7 football program. This initiative focuses on non-contact, elite skill development, providing aspiring players with opportunities to compete at a high level and enhance their football prowess.

Currently residing in Calgary with his wife, Bianca, and their four children, the Raymond family remains actively engaged in local not-for-profit organizations. In addition, Keon is a driving force behind K25 Sports, a youth sports organization designed to instill character, self-confidence, and sportsmanship in tomorrow's leaders.

Reflecting his foundational principles of faith, family, and football, Keon Raymond continues to lead with courage both on and off the field. As a 1999 Missouri Class 5A state champion with the Mehlville Panthers, his commitment to athletic excellence and community enrichment remains unwavering, making him a respected and influential figure in the world of Canadian football.