The awards dinner for the five-team tournament, which included the provincial champions from P.E.I., New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador along with the host Kensington Monaghan Farms Wild, was held at the New London Community Complex.
Wild forward Kyle Pinksen of Kensington was a co-recipient of the top scorer award. Pinksen, Morgan Barron of Nova Scotia’s Newbridge Academy Gladiators and Moncton Flyer teammates Patrik Landry and Chris Sarault all had seven points in four round-robin games. Pinksen had three goals and four assists.
Sarault was named the tournament’s Telus most valuable player.
All-stars
Wild defenceman Jesse Annear of Montague was named to the first all-star team while teammate Cole Hackett of Tignish received second-team honours.
Annear averaged a point a game – one goal and three assists – while picking up just one minor penalty and logging heavy minutes on the blue-line.
Hackett had five points, including three goals, and eight penalty minutes in the four games.
Most sportsmanlike player
Charlottetown Mark’s Work Wearhouse Islanders forward Hunter McIntyre of Montague was announced as the most sportsmanlike player.
McIntyre, a draft choice of the Summerside Western Capitals of the MHL (Maritime Junior Hockey League), did not receive any penalties in the four round robin games while contributing one goal and an assist.
Awards
Following is a complete list of awards:
NEW LONDON – Following are the award winners at the 2015 Atlantic major midget hockey championship:
Telus most valuable player – Chris Sarault (Moncton Flyers).
Esso scholarship award – Liam Conrad (Moncton Flyers).
Top goaltender – Matthew Williams (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
Most sportsmanlike player – Hunter McIntyre (Charlottetown Islanders).
Top scorers (all tied with 7 points) – Morgan Barron (Newbridge Academy Gladiators), Patrick Landry (Moncton Flyers), Kyle Pinksen (Kensington Wild), Chris Sarault (Moncton Flyers).
First All-Star Team
Goal – Matthew Williams (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
Defence – Alexandre Bernier (Moncton Flyers).
Defence – Jesse Annear (Kensington Wild).
Forward – Chris Sarault (Moncton Flyers).
Forward – Morgan Barron (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
Forward – Patrik Landry (Moncton Flyers).
Second All-Star Team
Goal – Julian Galloway (Moncton Flyers).
Defence – Nolan Alward (Moncton Flyers).
Defence – Tyler Hennessey (St. John’s Maple Leafs).
Forward – Liam Conrad (Moncton Flyers).
Forward – Cole Hackett (Kensington Wild).
Forward – Brock McLeod (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
The awards dinner for the five-team tournament, which included the provincial champions from P.E.I., New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador along with the host Kensington Monaghan Farms Wild, was held at the New London Community Complex.
Wild forward Kyle Pinksen of Kensington was a co-recipient of the top scorer award. Pinksen, Morgan Barron of Nova Scotia’s Newbridge Academy Gladiators and Moncton Flyer teammates Patrik Landry and Chris Sarault all had seven points in four round-robin games. Pinksen had three goals and four assists.
Sarault was named the tournament’s Telus most valuable player.
All-stars
Wild defenceman Jesse Annear of Montague was named to the first all-star team while teammate Cole Hackett of Tignish received second-team honours.
Annear averaged a point a game – one goal and three assists – while picking up just one minor penalty and logging heavy minutes on the blue-line.
Hackett had five points, including three goals, and eight penalty minutes in the four games.
Most sportsmanlike player
Charlottetown Mark’s Work Wearhouse Islanders forward Hunter McIntyre of Montague was announced as the most sportsmanlike player.
McIntyre, a draft choice of the Summerside Western Capitals of the MHL (Maritime Junior Hockey League), did not receive any penalties in the four round robin games while contributing one goal and an assist.
Awards
Following is a complete list of awards:
NEW LONDON – Following are the award winners at the 2015 Atlantic major midget hockey championship:
Telus most valuable player – Chris Sarault (Moncton Flyers).
Esso scholarship award – Liam Conrad (Moncton Flyers).
Top goaltender – Matthew Williams (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
Most sportsmanlike player – Hunter McIntyre (Charlottetown Islanders).
Top scorers (all tied with 7 points) – Morgan Barron (Newbridge Academy Gladiators), Patrick Landry (Moncton Flyers), Kyle Pinksen (Kensington Wild), Chris Sarault (Moncton Flyers).
First All-Star Team
Goal – Matthew Williams (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
Defence – Alexandre Bernier (Moncton Flyers).
Defence – Jesse Annear (Kensington Wild).
Forward – Chris Sarault (Moncton Flyers).
Forward – Morgan Barron (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
Forward – Patrik Landry (Moncton Flyers).
Second All-Star Team
Goal – Julian Galloway (Moncton Flyers).
Defence – Nolan Alward (Moncton Flyers).
Defence – Tyler Hennessey (St. John’s Maple Leafs).
Forward – Liam Conrad (Moncton Flyers).
Forward – Cole Hackett (Kensington Wild).
Forward – Brock McLeod (Newbridge Academy Gladiators).
