Sterling's Antonio Bray (SR/Van Nuys, Calif.) and Reggie Langford (SR/Rancho Cordova, Calif.) have been selected to participate in the fourth annual D2 vs NAIA Challenge in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on December 20th, 2014. Kick-off is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

The CDFL is nationally recognized for its development of four collegiate showcase football games; the "D3 Senior Classic", the "FCS Senior Scout Bowl", the "D2 vs. NAIA Challenge," – all making up the CDFL's National Scouting Showcase (NSS). All of the events and the Selections are examples of the CDFL's efforts to provide football scouting opportunities for players to continue their careers beyond college.

The goal of the CDFL is to provide exposure and opportunity for post collegiate football players and free agents from around the world. These invited players have attained an elite level skill set and will present themselves to professional football organizations for review.

An estimated 400 players will participate in four CDFL sponsored bowl games at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium. The third annual, "Euro- American Challenge" will be held on Friday evening 12/19, 7 p.m. kickoff in a "USA vs. Europe" game format. The past two years the USA "Team America" team won, 34-7 in Warsaw, Poland, and 24-7 last year in Myrtle Beach. On Saturday 12/20, the sixth annual "D3 Senior Classic" will be played at 12:30 p.m. as part of a tripleheader. This game features 2014 graduating senior All-Americans in a North vs South format. The fourth annual "D2 vs. NAIA Senior Bowl" will be the second game at 3:00 p.m., as top seniors from these two levels battle against each other for bragging rights. The D2 leads the series 2-1. This will be followed by the fifth annual, "FCS Senior Scout Bowl" at 7:30 p.m., a senior showcase game with a North vs. South format. All games in the "2014 National Scouting Showcase", will be broadcasted live on the www.playCDFL.com website.

 "I can't wait for Antonio and Reggie to play in this game. I think it could be fantastic for both of them," said Head Coach Andy Lambert, "I am very proud of each of these guys and the way their lives on and off the field have developed. What an honor to have coached them."

In their two years as Warriors for Sterling, Reggie Langford and Antonio Bray have excelled with every snap. During their time on the field, Sterling has compiled a 16-7 record which includes a 9-3 record during the 2013 season where Sterling captured their first KCAC Football Championship in school history.

As the helm of the Warrior's offense, Langford finished the 2014 season with 795 yards rushing, 1,493 through the air, and was responsible for 22 touchdowns (seven rushing and 15 passing). His best game of the 2014 season when Langford passed for 334 yards, rushing 134 yards, and was responsible for seven touchdowns in the game to earn his third career KCAC Offensive Player of the Week award. With the threat of going through the air and keeping the ball for a possible scramble, Langford was named All-KCAC Second Team for his excellent 2014 season.

In his two-year career with Sterling, Langford finished with 3,014 yards passing, 34 passing touchdowns and completing just over 51% of his passes as a Warrior. Langford also rushed for in his career 1,939 yards on the ground with 16 touchdowns.

Antonio Bray was an offensive machine for the Warriors in his two seasons. Bray was the go-to receiver and running back for Langford and was dangerous every time he touched the ball. During the 2014 season, Bray finished with 951 yards rushing, 520 yards receiving, and collected 21 touchdowns (16 rushing and 5 receiving). One of his best games for Sterling during the 2014 season was when he rushed for 146 yards with two touchdowns to go along with his 69 receiving yards and a score in the 34-24 Warriors victory over Saint Mary. Bray also added 82 yards on two kick-off returns. Overall, Bray accounted for over 55% of Sterling's offensive production that game to win his third career KCAC Offensive Player of the Week award. Bray finished his senior year ranked third in the NAIA in all-purpose yards (2,111) and total scoring touchdowns (140). In 2014, he was named KCAC Offensive Player of the Year, All-KCAC First Team as a running back, and All-KCAC Honorable Mention as a kick returner.

Bray finished his career with 1,832 rushing yards and 28 touchdowns on the ground. He caught over 50 passes to finish his career with 999 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns.

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