Lambton AAA 2016-2017 Season Awards, News (Lambton Jr. Sting AAA Hockey )

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Mar 24, 2017 | CVallee | 2076 views
Lambton AAA 2016-2017 Season Awards
The Lambton AAA Association Awards Banquet was held on Thursday March 23, 2017

Click 2016-2017 Season AGM & Banquet to visit Gallery

Congratulations to all award winners!
Team of the Year - Minor Atoms coached by Kevin Fines
Minor Atom MVP - TBA
Minor Atom Most Dedicated - TBA
Minor Atom Most Sportsmanlike - TBA
Minor Atom Most Improved - TBA
Major Atom Silver Stick All Star - Garrett Van Rooyen
Major Atom MVP - Evan Van Gorp


Minor Peewee MVP - Isaac Oliphant 
Major Peewee Most Dedicated - Owen MacDonald 
Major Peewee Most Sportsmanlike - JJ Fogarty
Major Peewee Most Improved - Elijah Grant 
M
ajor Peewee MVPs - Ty Moffat & Austin Harper
Minor Bantam MVPs - Matthew Brazeau & Layton Draper
Major Bantam MVP - Wil O'Leary-Dilosa (no picture)
Minor Midget MVP - Andrew MacLean
Major Midget MVP - Ryan Rosborough
Lambton AAA Player Recognition Award Minor Atom - Major Midget played with Lambton AAA Association:
Joe Correia
Jacob Knowles
Cameron Rombouts
Alec Trusler
Josh Vale 

Lambton AAA Association Volunteer of the Year - Ryan Trusler
Lambton AAA Association Paul Mortier Outstanding Leadership Award - Kevin Devine
Lambton AAA Association Appreciation for Years of Dedication and Committment 2011-2017 - Derek Rannie

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