Source: Ryan Flaherty, globalnews.ca, September 29th, 2020
In the years since his suicide attempt, Piok has become a vocal advocate for mental health.
The University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team isn’t playing any games this year, but judging by the smiles on players’ faces, being together for practice is a lot more fun than not playing football at all.
After spending six months apart due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Huskies aren’t taking their time together for granted — and no player has a greater appreciation for his extended football family than receiver Yol Piok.
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