HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-05-03, Page 10Awards night for the Brussels Bulls saw five team members receive trophies for their work last season. Marty Rutledge
[left] was top scorer; Kevin Talsma, rookie of the year; Craig Robertson, most improved player; Brian Campbell, most
valuable player; and Mike Vincent, playoff most valuable player.
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The coaches trophy was presented by Lin and Joe Steffler [centre] to Sean Kieffer [left] and Jeff McGavin [right] at the
Brussels Bulls Awards night Friday. The award goes to those who help the coaches do their duties.
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The Brussels Jr. D Bulls held
their annual Awards Banquet and
Dance Friday night at the Brussels
Community Centre.
Following the traditional happy
hour the players, guests, parents,
and executive were treated to a
delicious roast beef dinner served
by the B. M. & G. Catering Ladies.
Master of Ceremonies Neil Mc
Gavin delivered a good natured
monologue and in his own unique
style introduced the players who in
turn introduced their parents and
guests. Each player was presented
with a team picture by Coach Steve
Coulter.
Player individual awards and
trophies were presented. The Lead
ing Scorer Trophy was given to
Marty Rutledge who broke numer
ous team scoring records including
most goals, most assists, and most
points in one season. Kevin Tals
ma, was named Rookie of the Year.
Craig Robertson was the choice for
Most Improved Player.
Mike Vincent ended a 5-year
junior career by winning the Play
off MVP while captain Brian Camp
bell took home the Bulls Most
Valuable Player Award. As well
Plaques of Appreciation were pres
ented to Brian Campbell, Paul
Coultes, Sean Kieffer, Jeff Mc
Gavin and Mike Vincent as the
teams overage players.
Joe and Lin Steffler made a
special presentation in their name
of a Coaches Aw-ard to the player
who best epitomizes the word
“team” effort. This year’s winner
was a tie between Jeff McGavin
and Sean Kieffer.
The veteran players then took
over and presented coaches Steve
Coulter and Hugh Nichol, manager
Jim Fritz, trainers Alex and Carol
Henderson and St. John’s Attend
ant Jim Gamiss with plaques for
their dedication to the team
throughout the year. Also Marlene
Rutledge and Gord Jacklin who
held the overlooked but appreciat
ed positions as timekeeper and
official scorer were honored as
well.
Joe Steffler gave an excellent
speech on the behind the scenes
problems of the Brussels Bulls
including a definite shortage of
Madill wins field
at Kitchener meet
Members of the F. E. Madill
track and field team faced strong
competition from over 30 other
schools at the seventh annual
Bluevale Relays at Centennial Sta
dium in Kitchener on Saturday,
April 22.
Madill put on an impressive
showing and proved themselves a
force to be reckoned with, accord
ing to team coach, Mrs. Lisle. They
won the overall field championship
for the third year in a row, while
accumulating more points on the
track than ever before.
The highlight of the day for the
Madill athletes was Ken MacDon
ald’s discus throw of 39.60 metres •
which set a new meet .record and
won the gold.
Also, in true tradition Madill
executive members which leads to
the difficulty in operating the
hockey club. The Bulls must raise
in the neighbourhood of $30,000 a
year to ice a hockey team and
simply do not have the manpower
to do so unless more volunteers are
found. Joe stressed that just be
cause you do not have a son playing
for the Bulls is no reason not to
come forward and lend a helping
hand. The surprise of the night
came when Steve Coulter announc
ed he was stepping down as coach
of the Bulls to become more
involved in the executive and
fundraising.
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