A former Rouge et Or shows his claws with the Lions

Cristophe Beaulieu is enjoying an excellent season as starting marauder with the British Columbia Lions.

The Rouge et Or product has made 21 tackles, 1 interception and 1 forced fumble so far this campaign. Beaulieu was instrumental in the Lions' overtime win over the Tiger-Cats, looking more confident on the field and with a flair for being close to the ball in deep passing situations. He is proving to be a key element of the Lions' defense. The defensive player has carved out an important place for himself in the team thanks to his consistency and versatility on the field

Before turning pro, Beaulieu had a memorable stint with the Rouge et Or de l'Université Laval. During his university years, he contributed to many of the team's successes, notably in the playoffs, and established himself as one of the pillars of the line-up.

This successful transition to the CFL demonstrates not only his talent, but also his ability to adapt to a more demanding level of play. His statistics and influence on the game make him a must-have for the Lions this season.

Progress that inspires

The current season confirms that Christophe Beaulieu is on the up. His commitment, work ethic and ability to read the game make him stand out every week. For young Québécois players dreaming of breaking into professional football, his progress is a perfect illustration that, with discipline and determination, anything is possible.

The Lions are now banking on his consistency in the coming games, and many observers believe that Beaulieu could become a key team leader in the long term.

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