Acquired: Signed as a free agent in May 2008.

2010: (Edmonton) Schiavone began the season on the 9-game injured list.He was activated in the second game in place of injured Prefontaine. Schiavone punted four times for 179 yards (44.8 avg) and had three kickoffs for 115 yards (38.3 avg). He was He was five of six on field goals (longest: 37). He was on the reserve list for games 3 - 8.

2009: (Edmonton) Schiavone began the season on the 9-game injured list. He was then activated, but was on the team's reserve list. He was the team's kicker/punter on Oct 30 vs. Toronto and went 5 for 5 on field goals and had five punts for 184 yards (36.8 avg) and nine kickoffs for 475 yards (52.8 avg). He also recorded a special teams tackle.

Career: After spending the 2008 season on the practice roster, Schiavone was activated for the final game of the season. He went three for three on field goals, had three punts for 109 yards (36.3 avg) and five kickoffs for 258 yards (51.6 avg).

College/Personal: Schiavone played eight games his senior year and helped Western to a Yates Cup. That season he led the nation in punting with 61 punts for 2562 yards (42-yard average). He also had 31 kickoffs for 1563 yards and 14 successful field goals (longest 39 yards) with a percentage of 66.67. His 97 points in 2005 was the second-highest single season total in Mustang history and made him the leading scorer in the CIS. Schiavone attended Lakeshore Catholic High School (Port Colborne, ON) where he played soccer and hockey and the football team won three Niagara high school championships. He grew up a few houses down from former Eskimo OL Sandy Annunziata. His last name is pronounced Sha-VONE-ee