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Panthers sign Dylan St. Pierre as first I-Import in American Football League Europe history

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The Wroclaw Panthers have signed Canadian tight end Dylan St. Pierre, adding international experience to their roster for the upcoming season in the American Football League Europe.

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College career in Ottawa

St. Pierre played college football for his hometown Ottawa Gee-Gees from 2016 to 2022. During that time, he appeared in 33 games and recorded 45 receptions for 444 yards and five touchdowns.

One of his strongest seasons came in 2019, when he caught 23 passes for 212 yards and scored a touchdown, including a standout performance with seven catches in a big win over York. Over the years, he also contributed on special teams and later showed his versatility by taking on a fullback role in his final season.

Professional experience and development

After college, St. Pierre continued working toward the professional level. He participated in the Canadian Football League National Combine and later joined a free agent camp, earning an opportunity with the BC Lions organization. He spent time on the practice roster and was activated for the Western Final, gaining valuable experience in a professional environment.

New chapter with the Panthers

Now the Canadian tight end begins a new chapter with the Wroclaw Panthers. With his physical playing style and versatility on offense, St. Pierre is expected to add depth and strength to the Panthers’ attack.

By signing Dylan St. Pierre, the Panthers bring in an international player with solid college production and professional experience as they continue building their roster for the season ahead.

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