Former Calgary Stampeder Joffrey Reynolds has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for attacking his girlfriend last July.
He was also given two years probation for the assault on his ex-girlfriend, Kaitlin Ward.
He'll be serving his sentence on weekends.
The former All Star CFLer will also be facing deportation to the United States once he completes his sentence.
Reynolds, 33, was charged with assault, assault causing bodily harm, and entering with intent after an incident last July.
The judge convicted the former All-Star CFL player on all counts.
His ex-girlfriend Kaitlin Ward says he attacked her and tried to choke her when she came home and found him in her bed.
Ward showed several bruises and there was evidence earlier that evening that Reynolds kicked her in the back of the leg.
Reynolds claims the incident was fuelled by her jealous rage and all he did was try to subdue her and calm her down.
(With files from Elissa Carpenter)
