Defensive Back Frederik Lesieur Commits To Penn State As Preferred Walk-On
Canadian Frederik Lesieur is coming to Happy Valley as a preferred walk run-on.
The defensive back announced via Twitter Thursday night that he is joining James Franklin’s program.
Extremely blessed to say that I will be pursuing my football career at Penn State University! I want to thank the coaches at #PSU for believing in me! Let’s get to work!
— Frederik B. Lesieur (@nolimitfredie) January 28, 2021#WeAre @PennStateFball @DannKabalaPSU
Also thanks to @FootballPhenix for preparing me for this next step! pic.twitter.com/506XVdxCM4
“Extremely blessed to say that I will be pursuing my football career at Penn State University!,”Lesieur said. “I want to thank the coaches at #PSU for believing in me! Let’s get to work!”
Lesieur hails from Collège André-Grasset High School in Montreal, Quebec Canada where he played both cornerback and wide receiver. According to his Hudl profile, the 6’3″, 215-pounder ran a 4.53 40-yard dash and has a 36.1-inch vertical.
According to his Twitter bio, Lesieur is coming to Penn State as a defensive back. He’ll join a crowded defensive back room that is headlined by Joey Porter Jr., Tariq Castro-Fields, and Jaquan Brisker. Lesieur will have plenty of competition for playing time early on.
He’s one of many run-ons to join Franklin’s 2021 class, joining the likes of kicker/punter Gabe Nwosu and offensive tackle Ryan Wills.
You can check out what Lesieur is going to bring to Happy Valley by watching his high school highlights here.
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