Six Nations Rebels players claim 4 of 7 OLA Jr B 2010 League Awards
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Six Nations Rebels Claim 4 of 7 League Awards
ELORA – The 3-time Founders Cup champions, Six Nations Rebels 2010 lacrosse season may have came to an end at the hands of the Elora Mohawks one week ago, however that did not stop the Rebels players from laying claim to 4 of the 7 OLA Jr B Western Conference League Awards Sunday night prior to Game 2 of the OLA Jr B league finals at the Elora Community Centre as voted on by the 27 OLA Jr B teams General Managers and Coaching Staff’s.
The Rebels Wayne VanEvery took home the OLA Jr B Western Conference High Scorers Award for his 100 (52G, 48A) points for the 2010 regular season in which the Rebels were a perfect 20-and-0 record. VanEvery did win the Fan Choice as MVP as well as set a Rebels Franchise record of Most Combined goals with 176 during his 5-year career with the Rebels.
The goaltending trio of Don Alton, H. Warren Hill and Klayton Maracle were the winners of the OLA Jr B Western Conference Goaltending Awards as they allowed the Conference low of 108 goals in 20 regular season contests. This is the 3rd consecutive year for the Rebels goalies to win the OLA Jr B Western Conference Goaltending Awards as C. Randy Johnson, Klayton Maracle and Cody VanEvery won in 2008 while Don Alton, H. Warren Hill and Cody VanEvery won the award in 2009.
Rebels captain, Jason Johns was named the OLA Jr B Western Conference Top Defensive Player of the Year for the 2nd consecutive season. Johns also set a Rebels Franchise mark by playing in 64 post-season contests in his Jr B career which began in 2005. Hawenaedas Thomas was the 2008 and 2007 award winner to make this the 4th consecutive year a Rebels defender taking home this hardware.
Rebels sensational rookie, Jacob “Jake” Bomberry was named the OLA Jr B Western Conference Rookie-of-the-Year for 2010 to become the 1st Rebels player to win the 1st Year player honours. Bomberry finished with 83 (32G, 51A) points in 20 games while having only 8 minutes in penalties. Of the 32 goals, Jake scored 13 power play goals, 1 shorthanded and 4 game-winning-goal’s over the course of the regular season.
Other 2010 OLA Jr B League Award winners:
High Scorer:
Eastern Conference: Connor Latimer – Clarington Green Gaels – 43G 49A 92Pts 4PIM 3GWG
Western Conference: Wayne VanEvery – Six Nations Rebels – 52G 48A 100Pts 44PIM 5GWG
Goaltending:
Eastern Conference: Clarington Green Gaels – GA77 (Matt Chamois & Eric Pigden)
Western Conference: Six Nations Rebels – GA108 (Don Alton, H. Warren Hill & Klayton Maracle)
Top Defensive:
Eastern Conference: Kirby Upshaw – Clarington Green Gaels – 14GP 1G 3A 4Pts 19PIM
Western Conference: Jason Johns – Six Nations Rebels – 16GP 1G 6A 7Pts 31PIM
Rookie-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Kyle Whitlow – Orillia Kings – 35G 30A 65Pts 2PIM 2GWG
Western Conference: Jacob Bomberry – Six Nations Rebels – 32G 51A 83Pts 8PIM 4GWG
Sportsmanlike Player-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Shane Scott – Halton Hills Bulldogs – 20GP 34G 36A 70Pts 6PIM
Western Conference: Kyle Humber – Guelph Regals – 20GP 2G 4A 6Pts 6PIM
Most Valuable Player:
Eastern Conference: Connor Latimer – Clarington Green Gaels – 43G 49A 92Pts 4PIM 3GWG
Western Conference: Dustin Caravello – Orangeville Northmen – 20GP 34G 42A 76Pts 16PIM 6GWG
Coach Staff of the Year:
Eastern Conference: Kahnawake Hunters – Louis Alfred, Clay Kirby & Rohare Rice – Aaron Kirby (GM)
Western Conference: Orangeville Northmen – Blaine Burman, Mike Falkiner, Matt Marchildon – Josh Sanderson (GM)
There was also a Fans Choice for League Awards: (Voted on Online @ ontariojrblacrosse.ca)
Results are as follows:
Top Defensive Player-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Ethan O’Connor – Halton Hills Bulldogs (41.4%), Kirby Upshaw - Clarington (29.6 %)
Western Conference: Jason Johns – Six Nations Rebels (47.6%), Hayden Smith – Owen Sound (28.0 %)
Rookie-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Dylan Goddard – Clarington Green Gaels (41.6%), Kyle Whitlow – Orillia (30.0 %)
Western Conference: Jacob Bomberry – Six Nations Rebels (51.5 %), Pat Corbett – Oakville (28.2 %)
Sportsmanlike Player-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Shane Scott – Halton Hills Bulldogs (44.7 %), Dillon Strachan – Toronto (29.8 %)
Western Conference: Kevin Harper – Oakville Buzz (44.9 %), Steve Coumans – London (28. 7 %)
Most Valuable Player:
Eastern Conference: Connor Latimer – Clarington Green Gaels (51.6 %), Bowman Webster – Newmarket (27.6 %)
Western Conference: Wayne VanEvery – Six Nations Rebels (46.0%), Dustin Caravello – Orangeville (32.3 %)
Coach Staff of the Year:
Eastern Conference: Clarington Green Gaels (41.4 %), Kahnawake Hunters (31.9 %)
Western Conference: Orangeville Northmen (36.1 %), Six Nations Rebels (34.8 %)
Press Release
Six Nations Jr B Rebels Lacrosse Association
Six Nations Rebels Claim 4 of 7 League Awards
ELORA – The 3-time Founders Cup champions, Six Nations Rebels 2010 lacrosse season may have came to an end at the hands of the Elora Mohawks one week ago, however that did not stop the Rebels players from laying claim to 4 of the 7 OLA Jr B Western Conference League Awards Sunday night prior to Game 2 of the OLA Jr B league finals at the Elora Community Centre as voted on by the 27 OLA Jr B teams General Managers and Coaching Staff’s.
The Rebels Wayne VanEvery took home the OLA Jr B Western Conference High Scorers Award for his 100 (52G, 48A) points for the 2010 regular season in which the Rebels were a perfect 20-and-0 record. VanEvery did win the Fan Choice as MVP as well as set a Rebels Franchise record of Most Combined goals with 176 during his 5-year career with the Rebels.
The goaltending trio of Don Alton, H. Warren Hill and Klayton Maracle were the winners of the OLA Jr B Western Conference Goaltending Awards as they allowed the Conference low of 108 goals in 20 regular season contests. This is the 3rd consecutive year for the Rebels goalies to win the OLA Jr B Western Conference Goaltending Awards as C. Randy Johnson, Klayton Maracle and Cody VanEvery won in 2008 while Don Alton, H. Warren Hill and Cody VanEvery won the award in 2009.
Rebels captain, Jason Johns was named the OLA Jr B Western Conference Top Defensive Player of the Year for the 2nd consecutive season. Johns also set a Rebels Franchise mark by playing in 64 post-season contests in his Jr B career which began in 2005. Hawenaedas Thomas was the 2008 and 2007 award winner to make this the 4th consecutive year a Rebels defender taking home this hardware.
Rebels sensational rookie, Jacob “Jake” Bomberry was named the OLA Jr B Western Conference Rookie-of-the-Year for 2010 to become the 1st Rebels player to win the 1st Year player honours. Bomberry finished with 83 (32G, 51A) points in 20 games while having only 8 minutes in penalties. Of the 32 goals, Jake scored 13 power play goals, 1 shorthanded and 4 game-winning-goal’s over the course of the regular season.
Other 2010 OLA Jr B League Award winners:
High Scorer:
Eastern Conference: Connor Latimer – Clarington Green Gaels – 43G 49A 92Pts 4PIM 3GWG
Western Conference: Wayne VanEvery – Six Nations Rebels – 52G 48A 100Pts 44PIM 5GWG
Goaltending:
Eastern Conference: Clarington Green Gaels – GA77 (Matt Chamois & Eric Pigden)
Western Conference: Six Nations Rebels – GA108 (Don Alton, H. Warren Hill & Klayton Maracle)
Top Defensive:
Eastern Conference: Kirby Upshaw – Clarington Green Gaels – 14GP 1G 3A 4Pts 19PIM
Western Conference: Jason Johns – Six Nations Rebels – 16GP 1G 6A 7Pts 31PIM
Rookie-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Kyle Whitlow – Orillia Kings – 35G 30A 65Pts 2PIM 2GWG
Western Conference: Jacob Bomberry – Six Nations Rebels – 32G 51A 83Pts 8PIM 4GWG
Sportsmanlike Player-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Shane Scott – Halton Hills Bulldogs – 20GP 34G 36A 70Pts 6PIM
Western Conference: Kyle Humber – Guelph Regals – 20GP 2G 4A 6Pts 6PIM
Most Valuable Player:
Eastern Conference: Connor Latimer – Clarington Green Gaels – 43G 49A 92Pts 4PIM 3GWG
Western Conference: Dustin Caravello – Orangeville Northmen – 20GP 34G 42A 76Pts 16PIM 6GWG
Coach Staff of the Year:
Eastern Conference: Kahnawake Hunters – Louis Alfred, Clay Kirby & Rohare Rice – Aaron Kirby (GM)
Western Conference: Orangeville Northmen – Blaine Burman, Mike Falkiner, Matt Marchildon – Josh Sanderson (GM)
There was also a Fans Choice for League Awards: (Voted on Online @ ontariojrblacrosse.ca)
Results are as follows:
Top Defensive Player-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Ethan O’Connor – Halton Hills Bulldogs (41.4%), Kirby Upshaw - Clarington (29.6 %)
Western Conference: Jason Johns – Six Nations Rebels (47.6%), Hayden Smith – Owen Sound (28.0 %)
Rookie-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Dylan Goddard – Clarington Green Gaels (41.6%), Kyle Whitlow – Orillia (30.0 %)
Western Conference: Jacob Bomberry – Six Nations Rebels (51.5 %), Pat Corbett – Oakville (28.2 %)
Sportsmanlike Player-of-the-Year:
Eastern Conference: Shane Scott – Halton Hills Bulldogs (44.7 %), Dillon Strachan – Toronto (29.8 %)
Western Conference: Kevin Harper – Oakville Buzz (44.9 %), Steve Coumans – London (28. 7 %)
Most Valuable Player:
Eastern Conference: Connor Latimer – Clarington Green Gaels (51.6 %), Bowman Webster – Newmarket (27.6 %)
Western Conference: Wayne VanEvery – Six Nations Rebels (46.0%), Dustin Caravello – Orangeville (32.3 %)
Coach Staff of the Year:
Eastern Conference: Clarington Green Gaels (41.4 %), Kahnawake Hunters (31.9 %)
Western Conference: Orangeville Northmen (36.1 %), Six Nations Rebels (34.8 %)
Press Release
Six Nations Jr B Rebels Lacrosse Association
Six Nations Jr B Rebels Lacrosse Association
3 - Time Founders Cup (Canadian Jr B) Champions (1997, 2007, 2008)
3 - Time J. A. MacDonald Trophy (OLA Jr B League) Champions (1998, 2007, 2008)
