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Paris Lights strengthen wide receiver corps with Timothe Labarriere

The Paris Lights have found their next wide receiver, signing 20-year-old Frenchman Timothe Labarriere ahead of the 2026 season. Labarriere arrives with a clear standout quality that immediately catches the eye.

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Labarriere most recently played for the Flash de la Courneuve, where he recorded 11 receptions for 223 receiving yards. That average of over 20 yards per reception tells its own story and marks him out as a receiver with genuine big-play ability. His speed and explosiveness after the catch are exactly the kind of qualities the Paris Lights are looking to add to their offense.

With Labarriere on board, the Paris Lights continue to build a wide receiver corps with real depth and firepower ahead of their debut season in 2026.

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