Calgary Stampeders receiver Reggie Begelton has been awarded the prestigious 2024 President’s Ring for his outstanding performance on the field.
Begelton, who joined the Stampeders in 2017, has proven to be a valuable asset to the team with his impressive skills and dedication to the game. He has consistently shown his ability to make crucial plays and has become a key player in the Stampeders’ offense.
The President’s Ring is awarded annually to the player who best exemplifies leadership, sportsmanship, and excellence on and off the field. It is considered one of the highest honors in the Canadian Football League (CFL).
Begelton’s exceptional performance during the 2024 season caught the attention of both fans and coaches alike. He finished the season with 1,444 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, making him one of the top receivers in the league.
In addition to his impressive stats, Begelton has also been praised for his leadership and sportsmanship. He is known for his positive attitude and his ability to motivate his teammates, making him a valuable asset to the Stampeders’ locker room.
Begelton’s hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed by his teammates and coaches. Stampeders head coach Dave Dickenson described Begelton as a “true professional” and a “role model” for younger players.
The 2024 President’s Ring is just the latest accolade for Begelton, who was also named a CFL All-Star and a West Division All-Star for the 2024 season.
As he continues to excel on the field, Begelton remains humble and grateful for the recognition he has received. He credits his success to his teammates and coaches, and is determined to continue working hard to help the Stampeders achieve their goals.
Stampeder fans can look forward to seeing Begelton in action for many more seasons to come, as he has signed a contract extension with the team through the 2026 season.
Congratulations to Reggie Begelton on this well-deserved honor. His hard work, determination, and leadership make him a true asset to the Calgary Stampeders and the CFL as a whole.
