Pro path

Calgary drafted Maver in the first round (fifth overall) of the 2010 CFL Canadian Draft and signed him on May 13, 2010.

2011

Maver’s season was limited to one game — the season-opener — because of a quad muscle injury. He aggravated the injury during the July 1 contest against Toronto and as a result was able to convert just one of four field-goal attempts. He was one-for-one on extra points. He spent the remainder of the season on the injury list.

2010

In his rookie season, Maver played in every game, including the West final, and won the CFL scoring title with 185 points. That total was good enough to establish a new points record for Stampeders rookies. He converted 37 of 47 field goals, was perfect on 70 extra-point attempts and added four single points. He made his CFL debut in the July 1 season-opener against Toronto and booted five field goals. In his second game, Maver’s 23-yard field goal with 10 seconds remaining gave the Stamps a 23-22 victory over Hamilton. He kicked for 10 or more points in 11 regular-season games including a season high of 18 on July 1. After going 15-for-16 on field goals in his first six games, he hit a mid-season slump but rebounded to split the uprights on 17 of his final 19 field-goal tries. Maver led the CFL with 6,510 yards on 110 kickoffs, an average of 59.2 yards per boot. He was good on both of his field-goal attempts in the West final.

Career highlights

• Made his CFL debut on July 1, 2010, and kicked for 18 points
• Kicked a last-minute game-winning field goal against Hamilton on July 10, 2010
• Won the 2010 CFL scoring title with 185 points
• Holds the Stampeders record for points by a rookie with 185

College

In 2009 at the University of Guelph, Maver connected on 13 of 14 field goal attempts for a 92.9 per cent success rate. He punted 66 times for 2,723 yards and an Ontario University Athletics-leading average of 41.3 yards per punt. Maver kicked 57 field goals during his university career and is the Gryphons' all-time leader in scoring with 290 points. In 2008, he was named all-Canadian first team punter after posting a 46.1-yard average and he was second-team all-Canadian kicker thanks to 18 field goals and 83 points. He was an OUA all-star as both a kicker and a punter that season.

Notable

Maver was the only kicker invited to the CFL’s evaluation camp in 2010.