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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 31,1994 - 19 SPorTs Minor Hockey Association honors its players with awards _ From Page 18 was Nick Skerratt, the Fred Ox- ley Award for house league goal- ie with best goals against aver- age was Doug Short. The awards for sportsman- ship and ability (Fred Warren Memorial Awards) for rep teams went to Trevor Lance, Pearce Auctioneer Novice 1; Ian Garnett, Pineridge Sports Atom 2; Jason Whitworth and Sean Jeffrey, Malmont Farms Atom 1; Shane Norton, Techstar Ban- tam 2 and Jason Logan, Coun- try Style Bantam 1. Other awards included the Po Joe Fowler Memorial Award to Scott Sanderson Peewee 2; The Potts Family Award, Jeff Ver- non, Midget 2; Past Presidents Award, Matt Brown, Midget 3; John Andrews Memorial Award to the Peewee 2 player with the most heart, David Gainey; Mike Adams Award for the Most Im- proved Midget 2 player, Brad Strickert; the Dan Sluggett Me- morial Award to a Midget 1 player who best combines aca- demic achievement and dedica- tion to a team, Daryl Bourgeois; Past President's award for sportsmanship and ability, John Ennis, Juvenile. ' J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR More than 500 minor hockey players, coaches, managers and parents attended the annual Port Perry Minor Hockey Awards Banquet at Scugog Arena Saturday afternoon. The highlight of the day was the awarding of a variety of trophies for accomplishment during the 1993-1994 season. Above are some of the winners: Back right, Brad Strickert who received the Mike Adams Award as the Most Improved Midget 2 player. Awards for Sportsmanship and Ability in House League went to, back left, Doug Short (Bantam), front left, Ryan Fraser (Peewees), Darren Royle (Atom) and Derek Bond (Novice). eres v Daryl Bourgeois (left) { id " wiht J 'was the winner of the Dan Sluggett Memo A special Canadian Coaches Association 3M Coach Recogni- tion Award was presented to Peewee Legionnaire coaches Garry Geer and Ed Teno. The Esso awards for most dedicated, most improved and most sportsmanlike on each team were also handed out at the banquet. Novice most dedicated awards went to Clayton Gil- mour, Joey Lane, Jesse Misch- tian, Mark Lott and Garrett Brown. Most Improved: Daryl Copithorn, Jason Cottrell, Gregg Jeffrey, Jonathon Breen, Dylan Harper. Most Sports- manlike: Wes Langmaid, Tyler Webb, Joel Campbell, Clay Trainor, Justin Moffatt and Mark Duncan. Atom awards for most dedi- cated were presented to Andrew Kenny, John-Ross Lennox, Rob- ert Sheehan, Clayton Dales, Gerard Timmers, Chris Sker- ratt. Most Improved: Jamie McQuade, Mike Gianinni, Chris Gloster, Matthew Fraser, Jason Howarth, Adam Moynes. Most Sportsmanlike: Glen Thompson, Ian Bonser, Kenny Lukas, Eric Bird, Matt McGar- ry and Joel Thompson. Peewee awards for Most Ded- cated: Reid McTaggart, Ryan Fraser, John Bacon, Tommy Keeble, Ryan Moynes. Most Im- proved: Lawrence Cook, Adam Kingman, Jared Aldridge, Da- vid Filion, Alex Wordley. Most Sportsmanlike: Cam Cooper, Ken Ellis, Jamie Page, Jeff Har- rison and Brad Johnson. Bantam awards for Most Ded- icated: Doug Short, Luke Car- naghan, Todd Parry and Chris Drury. Most Improved: Greg Bonser, Jeff Whitfield, Gavin Baxter and Mark Brownson. Most Sportsmanlike: Jeremy Gibson, Bobby Cracknell, Mike Heasman and Jason Logan. Midget awards were present- ed to Randy Palach, most dedi- cated, Eric Hudson, most im- proved and Matt Mantel, most sportsmanlike. #: fa) 2 ria Team, Scott Sanderson was the ined Academic Achievement and Dedication to , Cer of the Sportsmanship and Ability Award for the Peewee 2 rep team and the John Andrews Memorial Trophy was presented to Dave Gainey as the Peewee #2 Player With Most Heart. Award Sportsmanship and Ability Awards for rep teams were presented to, back left, Jason Logan (Bantam 1), Shane Norton (Bantam 2). Back left, Trevor Lance (Novice 1), lan Garnett (Atom 2) and Sean Jeffrey (Atom 1). Long-time minor hockey supporter and Life Member Fred Oxley (centre) presented the Howie Jones Award to, left, Nick Skerratt for Most Assists in Bantam House League and the Fred Oxley Award to Doug Short for Best Goals Against Average. 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