MJHL Awards and All Stars Announced
The MJHL names finalists for top season awards and reveals first and second team all star and all rookie squads. Aaron Starr leads as likely Mike Ridley Trophy winner and MVP favourite, with several teammates among nominees and rookie contenders.
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MJHL
OCN
Aaron Starr
Starr
Mike Ridley
Steve “Boomer” Hawrysh
CAJHL
Jordan’ ‘Pietrus
Winnipeg Saints
Riley Weselowski
Neepawa Natives
Vince Leah
Foxwarren Falcons dominate Minnedosa in NCHL opener
Foxwarren Falcons swept the Minnedosa Bombers 9-3 in the NCHL final series opener. Derek Tibbatts Gord Nickel and Pat Falloon each netted twice as Foxwarren built a 3-1 lead after one period and 5-2 after two. Kevin Beathy scored for the Bombers as Minnedosa lost Game 2. Game 3 moves to Foxwarren on Monday March 29.
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Derek Tibbatts
Gord Nickel
Pat Falloon
Foxwarren Falcons
Minnedosa Bombers
N.C.H.L
Trent Tibbatts
Ted Fleury
Craig Geethie
Falcons
Kevin Beathy
Bombers
Minnedosa
Foxwarren
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Mark Magnowski
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Cliff Ketchen
Lyndon
Pierre-Olivier Girouard
OCN Blizzard
Greg Goodwin
Neepawa
Matt Neufeld
Winkler Flyers
Brian Kozak
MJHIL
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Dave Grimson
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del Pedrick
Craig Atkinson
Bruce Schmidt
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Muzz McPherson
Stefan Drew
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Devin Stonehouse
Chris Bath
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Magnowski
Saints
Trotter
Dupont
Jonathan Trout
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Beau Prokopetz
Blues
David Gordin
Ian Lowe
Chris Stelmack
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Winnipeg
Shaun Melvor
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Melvor
Justin Harris
Marc Deslauriers
Brent Kempthorne
Justin Chuchma
Neil Falloon
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