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Buck Pierce poised for first training camp as B.C. Lions head coach
- Buck Pierce is set to begin his inaugural year leading the B.C. Lions as head coach, starting with the team's training camp in Kamloops, B.C., on May 7, 2025.
- Pierce was appointed in early December 2024 to succeed Rick Campbell, who was relieved of his duties as both head coach and co-general manager after the Lions concluded their season with a 9-9 record and a loss in the West Division semifinal.
- Pierce, a former offensive coordinator for Winnipeg with decades in the CFL, will lead rookies and quarterbacks reporting Wednesday, with the rest joining Sunday as several roster spots remain open.
- Key players like quarterback Nathan Rourke, 26, who missed last season while pursuing an NFL opportunity, emphasize the team’s hunger to improve, while receiver Justin McInnis praises Pierce’s coaching knowledge and faith in the offense.
- Pierce said the next four weeks will focus on building team identity and standards for the season, suggesting this phase marks a strategic shift under his leadership.
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Lions Add Three More To Roster
The BC Lions announced three more signings to the training camp roster: American wide receivers David Durden and Jared Gipson and National long snapper Cameron Foran. Durden (6’2, 200 lbs)-attended 2023 training camp with the Dallas Cowboys before being released with an injury designation and signing with the UFL Dallas Renegades in 2024. The Twin City, Georgia native transferred from Mercer to West Florida for his final two seasons (2021-22) an…
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