Ottawa defensive back Eric Cumberbatch topped the broad jump at the 2025 CFL Combine with a leap of eleven feet and two-and-three-eights inches.
The six-foot-two, 202-pound defender has played 26 collegiate games with the Gee-Gees, recording 83.5 total tackles, four tackles for loss, 15 pass knockdowns, three interceptions, and one fumble recovery. In 2023, he was named a first-team U Sports All-Canadian and a first-team OUA all-star. In 2022, he was named a second-team OUA all-star.
The native of Alexandria, Ont. tested well overall, including a 4.51-second forty-yard dash, 39-inch vertical jump, 7.12-second three-cone drill, and 4.31-second short shuttle. The bench press has not yet occurred.
The all-time broad jump record for the CFL Combine was set by Manitoba receiver Shai Ross in 2019 at 137.5 inches, followed by Carleton defensive back Jacob Dearborn in 2019 (132.75), Western receiver Shaquille Johnson in 2016 (132), and Wilfrid Laurier defensive back Chris Ackie in 2015 (131.5).
The top performer at the 2024 CFL Combine in Winnipeg was McGill defensive back Ben Labrosse with a jump of 133.75 inches. He was drafted fourth overall by the Calgary Stampeders.
The full results from the 2025 CFL Combine in Regina can be seen below.
QB Jonathan Senecal, Montreal — 118
QB Arnaud Desjardins, Laval — 121
QB Keagan Hall, McMaster — DNP
QB Jackson Tachinski — 115
RB Ludovick Choquette, Long Island — 116
RB Isaiah Knight, UBC — 119.5
RB Breydon Stubbs, Manitoba — 116
RB Keanu Yazbeck, Western — 120
RB Joey Zorn, Windsor — 123.5
RB Ope Oshinubi, Alberta — 117
FB/TE Quincy Vaughn, North Dakota — 113
FB/TE Natan Girouard-Langlois, Montreal — 115.5
REC Kaseem Ferdinand, Carleton — 121
REC Ethan Jordan, Laurier — DNP
REC Brayden Misseri, Western — 111
REC Daniel Wiebe, Saskatchewan — 119.5
REC Joey Corcoran, New Hampshire — 114
REC Samuel Davenport, UBC — 116
REC Kolby Hurford, Alberta — 125.5
REC Vyshonne Janusas, Guelph — 122
REC Raidan Thorne, Laurier — 119
REC Hassane Dosso, Montreal — 123
REC Louis Geyer, Stuttgart (G) — 124
REC Tommy Wilson, Potsdam (G) — 130.5
REC Isaac Gaillardetz, Laval — 120
REC Hakeem Harris, Davenport — 130
OL Alex Berwick, Western — 93.5
OL Dre Doiron, Kansas — 97
OL Daniel Dove, Waterloo — 98
OL Daniel Hocevar, Guelph — 101
OL Arvin Hosseini, UBC — 106
OL Ethan Pyle, Guelph — 110
OL Cody Neumann, Alberta — 95
OL Domenico Piazza, McGill — 100
OL Ethan Vibert, South Dakota State — 91
OL Felix Despins, Concordia — 96
OL Erik Andersen, Western — 99
OL Connor Klassen, Regina — 105
OL Matthew Stokman, Manitoba — 98
DL Liam Hoskins, Windsor — 119
DL Gabriel Maisonneuve, Montreal — 119.5
DL Jeremiah Ojo, Montreal — 116
DL Liam Reid, Calgary — 113
DL Ty Anderson, Alberta — 108
DL Aiden Bertuzzi, UBC — 111.5
DL Kolade Amusan, Windsor — 112
DL Max Von Muehldorfer, Western — 120
DL Isaiah Bagnah, BYU — 109
DL Silas Hubert, Queen’s — 118
DL Darien Newell, Queen’s — 120
DL Chisanem Nsitem, Laurier — 104
LB Harold Miessan, Montreal — 110
LB Daniel Flanagan, Calgary — 112
LB Chopper Hippe, Regina — 110.5
LB Seth Hundeby, Saskatchewan — 115.5
LB Riley MacLeod, Western — 120.5
LB Lane Novak, Saskatchewan — 109.5
LB Chase Tataryn, Alberta — 112
LB Devin Veresuk, Windsor — DNP
LB Gabriel Lessard, Montreal — 120.5
DB Pablo Araya, Madrid (G) — 112
DB Maliek Cote-Azore, Laurier — 130
DB Dolani Robinson, Regina — 123.5
DB King Ambers, East Texas A&M — 127.5
DB Ethan Ball, Calgary — 125.5
DB Mack Bannatyne, Alberta — DNP
DB Nate Beauchemin, Calgary –123.5
DB Eric Cumberbatch, Ottawa — 134.5
DB Jackson Findlay, Western — 124.5
DB Anton Haie, Laval — 126.5
DB Johari Hastings, Laurier — 114
DB Romeo Nash, Alberta — 121
DB Ashton Miller-Melancon, Queen’s — 128
DB Ronan Horrall, UBC — 121.5
