The Barcelona Dragons of the European League of Football have announced the names of the players who have been invited to attend the Barcelona Dragons Training Camp 2022, which will take place between Thursday, April 28
and Sunday, May 1.
A total of 71 players have been invited with the Dragons new head coach Andrew Weidinger set to put them through their paces. From the 71 hopefuls, 55 players will be picked – 45 for the active roster and 10 for practice roster – for the team that will hit the field on June 5 in the opening game of the season against the Stuttgart Surge.
Players listed by position:
Quarterbacks – Álex Pacheco, Diego Lliteras, Sergio Barbero and Zachary Edwards.
Tight Ends – Henry Rowland, Igor Maslanka and Raúl Hernández.
Offensive line – Alan Mark Sousa, Carlos de la Rubia, Celestin Ngimbi, Dani Domínguez, Eduardo Sánchez, Elvys Núñez, Gabriel Rodríguez, Jose Ariza, Mathias Hummelmose and Mikel Gómez.
Running back drills during Barcelona Dragons 2021 training camp
Running backs – Adrián Jiménez, Antoni Montón, Elías Rodríguez, Javier Castañón and Miguel Quince López.
Wide receivers – Aarón David, Arnau Casamor, Benjamin Plu, Guillem Visent, Jordi Torrededia, Kyle Sweet, Luis Sánchez, Marcos Molina, Mario Flores, Niko Lester, Roque Alarcón and Rubén Quintana.
Kickers – Giorgio Tavecchio and Luis Cereceda.
Defensive tackles – Alejandro Fernández, Daniel Franco, Edwin Elio, Jean-Marc Ciocan, Sebastián Bowen and Vladimir Yartsev.
Defensive ends – Aarón Sola, Alberto del Cerro, Iván Gutiérrez, Junior Varela, Rodrigo Sanz and Yago Rivero.
Linemen drills during Barcelona Dragons 2021 training camp
Cornerbacks – Andy Vera, Guillem Casellas, Iván Canto, Jordi Brugnani, Lucas Masero, Manyang Darboe and Willem Andrés Jore-Sastre.
Safeties – Jacob O’Connell, Joan Carles Bartra, Jonathan Corradini, Jorge Félix Velasco, Lautaro Frecha and Pablo Araya.
Inside linebackers – Adrián Novella, Alexandre Posito, Curro Anglada, Pep Tricas, Sebastián Castañer and Víctor Albarracín.
Outside linebackers – Anthony Rodrigues, Cesare Brugnani, Joel Cabré and Jofre Cano