Noel Prefontaine will retire from the CFL as a member of the Argonauts.

The veteran kicker/punter will sign a one-day contract at Sunday’s game between Toronto and the B.C. Lions at the Rogers Centre.

Prefontaine spent most of his 16-season CFL career in Toronto, winning Grey Cup championships with the team in 2004 and 2012.

“I would like to thank the Toronto Argonauts organization for giving me the opportunity to fulfil my dream of playing professional football,” Prefontaine said in a statement. “I’m honoured to have played in the CFL for 16 seasons. I played the game with a strong sense of commitment and passion and can only hope I left a mark in the hearts of Argonauts fans.”

Prefontaine made club history as the only Argo to ever be named a CFL all-star punter on six occasions. He was also named an East Division all-star 11 times (eight at punter, three at placekicker).

He holds Argonaut records for total punts (1,464), all-time punting yards (67,061), and most punting yards in a single game (744). He also holds club records for most all-time kickoffs in a career (688), and most kickoff yards (40,521).

In 254 regular season CFL games with Toronto and Edmonton, Prefontaine has 347 field goals, 80,678 punting yards, 53,723 kicking yards, and 1,634 points.