University of Calgary Athletics

2010: Played just five of eight conference games with an upper arm injury … earned a second straight Canada West all-star selection … season-high 145 receiving yards and three touchdowns in Calgary’s conference semi-final win over Regina, including a 70-yard bomb on the opening play of the game to earn CIS offensive player of the week honours … finished fourth in Canada West in receiving yards per game (73.4) … finished fifth in the conference in all-purpose yards per game (125.2) … named the Western Canada representative to the East-West Shrine Game at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla. – the 10th Dino to earn that honour since 1985 … ranked No. 3 overall and No. 1 among CIS players in the CFL Central Scouting prospect list for the 2011 Canadian Draft …

2009: Led Canada West and finished third in the nation in receiving yards with 816 … added 228 rushing yards … scored 10 touchdowns on the year, five each in the air and along the ground … named a Canada West all-star and a second team All-Canadian … set a school record by returning the opening kickoff of the conference semi-final against Alberta 108 yards for a TD … added a second kickoff return TD in the fourth quarter of that game, earning Canada West and CIS special teams player-of-the-week honours … four-time Canada West offensive player of the week … had a season-high nine catches for 187 yards and a touchdown in the Vanier Cup against Queen’s … recorded five games with 100-plus receiving yards during the regular season … selected to the CIS East-West Bowl all-star game …

2008: Team’s leading receiver with 35 catches for 500 yards…added two touchdowns, both against Manitoba in Week 2…racked up 201 yards on six kickoff returns…played seven games after a leg injury sidelined him in Week 1…

2007: Impressed with his explosive speed on punt and kickoff returns…team’s third-leading receiver with 10 catches for 146 yards…averaged 10.1 yards on punt returns and 24.7 yards on kickoff returns…second only to Anthony Woodson with 1041 all-purpose yards…

Before UC: Member of the Canadian U-19 team at the Global Football Challenge in Florida in 2006, winning the tournament…starting member of the 2007 Alberta U-19 team, winning Canada Cup…scored 30 TDs, rushed for 700 yards, and caught for 1000 yards at Foothills Composite, winning provincial Tier II championship…recruited by several Canadian and NCAA schools…

Personal: Parents Anthony and Pamela…full name Anthony Lawrence Parker…graduate of Okotoks, Alta.’s Foothills Composite High School…born in Vancouver…father Anthony played for the Calgary Stampeders in 1990…uncle Andy Jonassen, who played for the Dinos in the 1970s, also played with the Stamps for five years and is now a physician in the United States…