The Thundercats organization as well as the Ghostriders I am sure would like to thank all those involved in the Yukon series and especially those who sponsored this great event!
Grandma Kepke Award Banman Family
Volunteer of the Year Steve Morrison
President's Choice Tom East
Volunteer of the Decade Karl Mottl
Volunteer of the Year Steve Morrison
President's Choice Tom East
Volunteer of the Decade Karl Mottl
Most Inspirational Brock Ward
Most Improved Colton Meaden
Windshield Award Rob Stuckey
Most Sportsmanlike Keven Cann
Mayor's Citizen Award Kenny Johntsone
Coaches Choice Award Ryan Hewitt/Joel James
Scoring Leader Award Travis Ludwar
Most 3 Star's Award Sunny Gill
Outstanding Community Service Matt Dixon
Most Popular Thunder Cat Robbie Stuckey
Best Defenceman Award Colton Grolla
Rookie of the Year Scott Swiston
MVP Travis Ludwar
Most Improved Colton Meaden
Windshield Award Rob Stuckey
Most Sportsmanlike Keven Cann
Mayor's Citizen Award Kenny Johntsone
Coaches Choice Award Ryan Hewitt/Joel James
Scoring Leader Award Travis Ludwar
Most 3 Star's Award Sunny Gill
Outstanding Community Service Matt Dixon
Most Popular Thunder Cat Robbie Stuckey
Best Defenceman Award Colton Grolla
Rookie of the Year Scott Swiston
MVP Travis Ludwar
The Simon Fraser University Men’s Ice Hockey Program and the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League are pleased to announce the creation of an annual bursary that will benefit players embarking on a university education following the conclusion of their junior hockey careers. The bursary, initially set at $1000, will be awarded for the first time to one KIJHL graduate at the conclusion of the 2009/10 hockey season.The SFU Men’s Ice Hockey roster currently includes three KIJHL graduates. Goaltender Justin Mulholland and winger Patrik Martin each played with the Beaver Valley Nitehawks prior to joining Junior A clubs, while Sergei Dobrianski competed with the Castlegar Rebels before winning a Cyclone Taylor Cup with the PIJHL’s Grandview Steelers. “The SFU Men’s Ice Hockey program is very excited about the opportunity to further our ties with the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League and its member teams,” General Manager Jeff Dubois says. “The KIJHL is a premier organization in the development of high-calibre student athletes, as we’ve experienced firsthand drawing from the league in recent seasons.” “We hope that this bursary will encourage many of the league’s graduating players to explore Simon Fraser University as an option for their post-secondary studies, and help ease the burden of the costs associated with a university education.”The application period for the 2010 SFU/KIJHL Bursary is now open and runs through April 30, 2010. The Application Package is now available for download through the SFU Men’s Ice Hockey and Kootenay International Junior Hockey League websites (sfuhockey.com and kijhl.ca) .The bursary will be awarded based on a player’s demonstrated academic and athletic abilities and the recipient will be selected no later than June 30, 2010.
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Simon Fraser University Announces New Bursary |
