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Brussels minor hockey presents annual awards
By Jim Brown
Citizen staff
The four major awards were given out at the Brussels
Minor Hockey Association’s dessert banquet held April 6
at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre.
The Don Higgins Memorial Award for the top goalie in
the association was presented to Austin Johnston.
The Tom Schauber Award for the most improved
player in the Atom division went to Shawn Dale.
The Coach’s Award went to Jim MacDonald and the
Trainer/Manager’s Award was presented to Randy White.
Players in the Pre-Tyke division introduced
themselves. The coach said they started off the season
with some of the players not even knowing how to skate.
They ended with a good season.
All the players received a trophy.
The coaches for the Tyke team said they had a good
year and competed in a couple of tournaments.
All the players received a trophy.
Coaches for the Novice team gave each player a
compliment and also presented each player with a trophy.
Christopher Ross was the most improved player in the
Atom division. The most sportsminded player was Derek
Woods and the most dedicated player was Nathan Watson.
In the PeeWee division, Blake Cardiff was the most
improved player, Randy Zwep the most sportsminded
player and Brendan Stretton the most dedicated player.
Danny Dwyer was the most improved player in the
Bantam division. Zach Hoegy was the most sportsminded
player and Wade Stephenson the most dedicated.
Lacey McArter was the most improved player for the
Bantam girls team, Lindsay Watson was the most
sportsminded player and Jory Uyl the most dedicated
player.
Shane Cochrane was the most improved player on the
Midget team. Greg Bowers was the most sportsminded
player and Cory Chapman was the most dedicated player.
Don Higgins Memorial Award
The Don Higgins Memorial Award for the best goalie in the
Brussels minor hockey system was presented to Austin
Johnston. He was presented the award by minor hockey
president Paul Sebastian. (Jim Brown photo)
2004/05 Lady Mustangs
The Madill Lady Mustangs recently concluded a successful season. They reached the second
round of playoffs at the OFSAA hockey championships, held in Orillia in late March, before
having their season come to an end. The team finished the 2004-2005 season with an overall
record of 20-7-0. The team won the Ice Garden’s Elite tournament, were Huron champions,
Huron-Perth champions, were WOSSAA silver medalists and were in the top eight at OFSAA
A/AA. Team members include back row from left: coach Daryl Wheeler, Kelsie Alton, Julie
Hamilton, Brittney Peters, Kendall Whitfield, Marilyn Inglis, Joelle Reid, Stephanie Heffer,
Jessica MacDonald, coach Ean Moffat, coach Nancy Stafford; middle row: Deidra Schiestel,
Kelsey VanderVeen, Alicia Donaldson, Jillian Adamson, Alyssa Gowing and Karla Dickson;
front row: Lindsay Malhiot, Tori Whitfield, Caitlin Hamilton, Allison Quennell, Brittany Heffer,
Tamara Haasnoot and Laura Ritchie. Absent are coach Julie Baker and players Amy Harkness
and Kristen Taylor. (Submitted photo)
Tom Schauber award
The Tom Schauber award for the most improved player in
the atom division of the Brussels minor hockey system
was presented to Shawn Dale. The award was presented
by association president Paul Sebastian. (Jim Brown photo)
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