2012 Regular Season Schedule
Home Opener - April 20 vs Owen Sound 8:00 pm Iroquois Lacrosse Arena
April 22 @ London 7:00 pm
April 27 vs Wellend 8:00 pm
April 29 vs Hamilton 7:00 pm
May 4 vs Sarnia 8:00 pm
May 6 @ Hamilton 4:00 pm
May 11 @ Brampton 8:00 pm
May 13 vs Guelph 3:00 pm
May 16 @ Niagara 7:30 pm
May 18 vs Wallaceburg 8:00 pm
May 19 @ Orangeville 7:00 pm
May 25 @ Spartan 8:00 pm
May 27 @ Wellend 7:00 pm
June 1 vs Hamilton 8:00 pm
June 2 @ Windsor 7:00 pm
June 8 vs Niagara 8:00 pm
June 10 @ Spartan 7:00 pm
June 15 vs Niagara 8:00 pm
June 16 @ Elora 7:00 pm
June 19 vs Spartan 8:00 pm
April 22 @ London 7:00 pm
April 27 vs Wellend 8:00 pm
April 29 vs Hamilton 7:00 pm
May 4 vs Sarnia 8:00 pm
May 6 @ Hamilton 4:00 pm
May 11 @ Brampton 8:00 pm
May 13 vs Guelph 3:00 pm
May 16 @ Niagara 7:30 pm
May 18 vs Wallaceburg 8:00 pm
May 19 @ Orangeville 7:00 pm
May 25 @ Spartan 8:00 pm
May 27 @ Wellend 7:00 pm
June 1 vs Hamilton 8:00 pm
June 2 @ Windsor 7:00 pm
June 8 vs Niagara 8:00 pm
June 10 @ Spartan 7:00 pm
June 15 vs Niagara 8:00 pm
June 16 @ Elora 7:00 pm
June 19 vs Spartan 8:00 pm
5th Annual Junior B Spring Showcase
Saturday March 31, 2012
Iroquois Lacrosse Arena
Teams: Six Nations Rebels, Kahnawake Hunters, Oakville Buzz, Akwesasne Junior B Indians, Mississauga Tomahawks, Hamilton Bengals, Wallaceburg Red Devils and Windsor Clippers.
Game duration: 3 - 15 minute run time periods. Last 2 minutes will be stop time if 2 or less goal difference.
No time outs allowed.
5 minute warm-up.
3 minute rest between periods.
Fighting Majors will be 7 minutes in duration.
Minor penalties will be 3 minutes in duration.
Home Away
9:00 am - 10:00 am Hamiton Bengals Kahnawake Hunters
10:00 am - 11:00 am Six Nations Rebels Akwesasne Indians
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Wallaceburg Red Devils Mississauga Tomahawks
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Windsor Clippers Oakville Buzz
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Hamilton Bengals Akwesasne Indians
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Six Nations Rebels Kahnawake Hunters
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Wallaceburg Red Devils Oakville Buzz
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Windsor Clippers Mississauga Tomahawks
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Wallaceburg Red Devils Akwesasne Indians
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Windsor Clippers Kahnawake Hunters
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Hamiton Bengals Mississauga Tomahawks
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Six Nations Rebels Oakville Buzz
Game duration: 3 - 15 minute run time periods. Last 2 minutes will be stop time if 2 or less goal difference.
No time outs allowed.
5 minute warm-up.
3 minute rest between periods.
Fighting Majors will be 7 minutes in duration.
Minor penalties will be 3 minutes in duration.
Home Away
9:00 am - 10:00 am Hamiton Bengals Kahnawake Hunters
10:00 am - 11:00 am Six Nations Rebels Akwesasne Indians
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Wallaceburg Red Devils Mississauga Tomahawks
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Windsor Clippers Oakville Buzz
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Hamilton Bengals Akwesasne Indians
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Six Nations Rebels Kahnawake Hunters
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Wallaceburg Red Devils Oakville Buzz
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Windsor Clippers Mississauga Tomahawks
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Wallaceburg Red Devils Akwesasne Indians
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Windsor Clippers Kahnawake Hunters
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Hamiton Bengals Mississauga Tomahawks
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Six Nations Rebels Oakville Buzz
2011 Six Nations Rebels & OLA Jr B League Scoreboard
2011 OLA Jr B Playoffs Scoreboard: http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/scoreboard.html?leagueid=794&seasonid=7522
Rebels Annual Awards Banquet
2011 Founders Cup & J. A. MacDonald Trophy Champions, Six Nations Rebels get together for a little fun Saturday night at the Rebels Annual Awards Banquet held at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena. Front Row (L-R) Wray Maracle (1st VP & GM), Dallas John, G. Dylan Johnson, Jacob Crans, Tyler Leblanc, Chris Attwood, J. A. MacDonald Trophy, Ian Martin, Jesse Johnson, Founders Cup, Alex Martin, Jacob Bomberry, Danny Vyse, Hayden Hill (Ball Boy). 2nd Row (L-R) Scott Maracle (President), Rhys Tansley, Greg Longboat, Marcus Elvin, Brennor Jacobs, Spencer Hill, Carney Johnson, Vaughn Harris, Stuart Martin, Don Alton, J. Quinn Powless, Brodie Tansley, Joe Haodias Maracle, Tony Doxtator, Derek General (Goalie Coach), Lucas Smith, Ron Chatelain (Coach), Murray Porter (Coach), Jarred Cayuga (Equipment Manager), Jason Johns (Coach) and Wade Thompson (Equipment Manager). Missing are Luc Chatelain, Jesse Jimerson, Brandon Montour, Davis Jacobs (Ball Boy), Trey Jimerson (Ball Boy), Trent Martin (Ball Boy), Cam Bomberry (Coach) and Trainer Kate Stefan. (Photo Lindsay Leblanc)
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Rebels Annual Awards Banquet
SIX NATIONS – 2011 Founders Cup and 4-Time Founders Cup Champions’ Six Nations Rebels held their Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Awards Banquet Saturday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena with more than 100 in attendance.
The Rebels also captured their 4th J. A. MacDonald Trophy as the Ontario Jr B Champions. The Rebels have won the MacDonald Trophy in 1998, 2007, 2008 and 2011 which has been the tougher of the two trophies (Ontario and Canadian Champions) to obtain. As the Ontario Champions have gone on to win the Founders Cup 41 of the previous 47 occasions.
The Six Nations Jr B Rebels Lacrosse Association is a not-for-profit community-based and community-owned franchise. The AGM gives the Six Nations community members a change to determine who leads the Rebels for the 2012 season in which the franchise will host the Founders Cup Championship August 2012.
The Rebels successfully completed the franchises 16th season with their 3rd Founders Cup title in the last five years. It was also a record setting 2011 for the Six Nations Rebels with the team scoring a franchise record 326 goals in a 20 season game or a 16.30 Goals scored per game while allowing the Western Conference fewest of 135 or 6.75 goals against average. The 326 bested the previous record of 305 goals scored in 1997 which was a 22-game season.
Other Rebels Franchise records broken in the 2011 season by individual Rebels players were Chris Attwood set 5 franchise marks of Most Points in a season of 136 (62G, 74A) Pts, Most Playoffs Goals, Assists and (39G, 50A) 89 Points and Most Founders Cup Pts of 37 (18G, 19A) Pts. Brandon Montour set a pair of Rebels records with Most Assists in as season (93) and Founders Cup of 29 Assists.
Here are just some of the awards that will be presented at the Rebels Awards Banquet.
OLA Jr B WC Rookie of the Year Player – Brandon Montour (19G, 93A = 112 Pts)
OLA Jr B WC High Scorer – Chris Attwood (62G, 74A = 136 Pts)
OLA Jr B WC Top Goalies – Don Alton, Warren Hill, Quintan Martin (135 goals allowed)
Six Nations Rebels Annual Awards winners:
High Scorer (Gaylord Ross Powless Memorial Trophy) – Chris Attwood (62G, 74A = 136 Pts)
Defensive Player of the Year (Clayton Sandy Memorial Trophy) – Alex Martin
Rookie of the Year (Michael Blair Martin Memorial Trophy) – Brandon Montour
Transitional Player of the Year (Ruth Isaacs Memorial Trophy) – Danny Vyse
All-Round Player of the Year (Michael W. Montour Trophy) – Jesse Johnson
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Craig Monture Memorial Trophy) – Tony Doxtator and Ian Martin
Most Improved Player (Frank Maracle Memorial Trophy) – Brandon Montour
Most Dedicated Player of the Year (Oliver “Cap” Bomberry Trophy) – Dallas John and Rhys Tansley
Most Inspirational Player (Karen Kathleen Rose Memorial Trophy) – Alex Martin
Volunteer Award (Curtis Ellis Hill Trophy) – Hayden Hill
Bench Staff of the Year (Leroy Jamieson Memorial Trophy) – Wade Thompson
Un-Sung Hero (Keegan Hill Memorial Trophy) – Lucas Smith
Most Valuable Player (Roger “Buck” Smith Trophy) – Chris Attwood
Also made Special Presentations:
Café54 Ultimate Warrior – J. Quinn Powless
100th Career Jr B Goal – Vaughn Harris
136th Points – Broke Franchise record of 101 Points – Chris Attwood
93rd Assists – Broke Franchise record of 66 Assists – Brandon Montour
326th Goals scored – Broke Franchise record of 305 – Entire Six Nations Rebels
Each player, coaching staff, bench staff, ball boy and executive received an individualized plaque as the 2011 Founders Cup Champs.
Rebels also held their Executive Elections prior to the Awards banquet.
Joining Rebels President – Scott Maracle, 2nd VP – Tom Johnson and General Manager – Wray Maracle are the following:
1st Vice-President – Wray Maracle (2 year term)
3rd Vice-President – Lynn Hartrick (2 year term)
Treasurer – Jennifer Hill (2 year term)
Fundraiser – Maryanne Anderson
Bingo Coordinator – Michelle Bomberry
Six Nations Rebels Press Release
P. O. Box # 382
Ohsweken, Ontario N0A 1M0
www.sixnationjrbrebels.com
Rebels Annual Awards Banquet
SIX NATIONS – 2011 Founders Cup and 4-Time Founders Cup Champions’ Six Nations Rebels held their Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Awards Banquet Saturday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena with more than 100 in attendance.
The Rebels also captured their 4th J. A. MacDonald Trophy as the Ontario Jr B Champions. The Rebels have won the MacDonald Trophy in 1998, 2007, 2008 and 2011 which has been the tougher of the two trophies (Ontario and Canadian Champions) to obtain. As the Ontario Champions have gone on to win the Founders Cup 41 of the previous 47 occasions.
The Six Nations Jr B Rebels Lacrosse Association is a not-for-profit community-based and community-owned franchise. The AGM gives the Six Nations community members a change to determine who leads the Rebels for the 2012 season in which the franchise will host the Founders Cup Championship August 2012.
The Rebels successfully completed the franchises 16th season with their 3rd Founders Cup title in the last five years. It was also a record setting 2011 for the Six Nations Rebels with the team scoring a franchise record 326 goals in a 20 season game or a 16.30 Goals scored per game while allowing the Western Conference fewest of 135 or 6.75 goals against average. The 326 bested the previous record of 305 goals scored in 1997 which was a 22-game season.
Other Rebels Franchise records broken in the 2011 season by individual Rebels players were Chris Attwood set 5 franchise marks of Most Points in a season of 136 (62G, 74A) Pts, Most Playoffs Goals, Assists and (39G, 50A) 89 Points and Most Founders Cup Pts of 37 (18G, 19A) Pts. Brandon Montour set a pair of Rebels records with Most Assists in as season (93) and Founders Cup of 29 Assists.
Here are just some of the awards that will be presented at the Rebels Awards Banquet.
OLA Jr B WC Rookie of the Year Player – Brandon Montour (19G, 93A = 112 Pts)
OLA Jr B WC High Scorer – Chris Attwood (62G, 74A = 136 Pts)
OLA Jr B WC Top Goalies – Don Alton, Warren Hill, Quintan Martin (135 goals allowed)
Six Nations Rebels Annual Awards winners:
High Scorer (Gaylord Ross Powless Memorial Trophy) – Chris Attwood (62G, 74A = 136 Pts)
Defensive Player of the Year (Clayton Sandy Memorial Trophy) – Alex Martin
Rookie of the Year (Michael Blair Martin Memorial Trophy) – Brandon Montour
Transitional Player of the Year (Ruth Isaacs Memorial Trophy) – Danny Vyse
All-Round Player of the Year (Michael W. Montour Trophy) – Jesse Johnson
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Craig Monture Memorial Trophy) – Tony Doxtator and Ian Martin
Most Improved Player (Frank Maracle Memorial Trophy) – Brandon Montour
Most Dedicated Player of the Year (Oliver “Cap” Bomberry Trophy) – Dallas John and Rhys Tansley
Most Inspirational Player (Karen Kathleen Rose Memorial Trophy) – Alex Martin
Volunteer Award (Curtis Ellis Hill Trophy) – Hayden Hill
Bench Staff of the Year (Leroy Jamieson Memorial Trophy) – Wade Thompson
Un-Sung Hero (Keegan Hill Memorial Trophy) – Lucas Smith
Most Valuable Player (Roger “Buck” Smith Trophy) – Chris Attwood
Also made Special Presentations:
Café54 Ultimate Warrior – J. Quinn Powless
100th Career Jr B Goal – Vaughn Harris
136th Points – Broke Franchise record of 101 Points – Chris Attwood
93rd Assists – Broke Franchise record of 66 Assists – Brandon Montour
326th Goals scored – Broke Franchise record of 305 – Entire Six Nations Rebels
Each player, coaching staff, bench staff, ball boy and executive received an individualized plaque as the 2011 Founders Cup Champs.
Rebels also held their Executive Elections prior to the Awards banquet.
Joining Rebels President – Scott Maracle, 2nd VP – Tom Johnson and General Manager – Wray Maracle are the following:
1st Vice-President – Wray Maracle (2 year term)
3rd Vice-President – Lynn Hartrick (2 year term)
Treasurer – Jennifer Hill (2 year term)
Fundraiser – Maryanne Anderson
Bingo Coordinator – Michelle Bomberry
Six Nations Rebels Press Release
P. O. Box # 382
Ohsweken, Ontario N0A 1M0
www.sixnationjrbrebels.com
Six Nations Rebels say goodbye to former Player & Assistant Coach
Keegan Gregory Hill (24 years-old)
Rebels 2010 Assisant Coach Keegan Hill (Far Right) and the Rebels Head Coach Stew Monture (Top Left) and Assistant Coach - Cory Bomberry (Top Middle) along with the Rebels players 43-Jesse Johnson (Right), 23-Torrey VanEvery, 7-Jeremy Johns, 91-J. Quinn Powless and 18-Jacob Bomberry during the Western Conference Final Game 5 vs. Elora Mohawks last August 1, 2010. (Photo by Amanda White)
Keegan Hill (1987 - 2011) - Six Nations Rebels lacrosse community has lost a former player, coach and friend to many of the bigger lacrosse this past Monday when Keegan Hill past away from injuries he received from the single vehicle accident Sunday morning.
Keegan played for the Rebels for 5 years. Starting in 2002 and finishing in 2006 before moving on to the Six Nations Arrows Express.
Keegan was a key player for the Rebels in their 2003 run towards the Founders Cup.
However that team was eliminated by the eventual Founders Cup winners, Barrie Tornado in 2003 in a tough 5-games OLA Final series.
Keegan played 4 years with Arrows and helped them win OLA Jr A titles in 2004, 2006 and 2007.
Keegan also played in the 2006 Minto Cup tournament when the Arrows were the host team.
A year later (2007), Keegan helped the Arrows capture the 2nd Minto Cup title for the franchise to cap off his Junior career.
Keegan now plays lacrosse with the other great lacrosse player on the other side.
Keegan Hill will be missed by many in the lacrosse community.
Career (2002 - 2007)
Jr Totals: (Combined) GP145 G85 A188 Pts273 PIM99
(Regular) GP91 G62 A141 Pts203 PIM79
(Playoffs) GP48 G22 A43 Pts65 PIM20
(Minto Cup) GP6 G1 A4 Pts5 PIM0
Jr B Rebels: (Combined) GP82 G66 A138 Pts204 PIM83
(Regular) GP53 G50 A104 Pts154 PIM75
(Playoffs) GP29 G16 A34 Pts50 PIM8
Jr A Arrows: (Combined) GP63 G19 A50 Pts69 PIM16
(Regular) GP38 G12 A37 Pts49 PIM4
(Playoffs) GP19 G6 A9 Pts15 PIM12
(Minto Cup) GP6 G1 A4 Pts5 PIM0
2007 (Arrows Regular) GP18 G6 A24 Pts30 PIM4; (Playoffs) GP12 G5 A8 Pts13 PIM10; (Minto Cup) GP5 G1 A2 Pts3 PIM0
2006 (Arrows Regular) GP9 G6 A7 Pts13 PIM0; (Playoffs) GP6 G1 A0 Pts1 PIM2; (Minto Cup) GP1 G0 A2 Pts2 PIM0
2006 (Rebels Regular) GP8 G3 A11 Pts14 PIM8
2005 (Arrows Regular) GP5 G0 A2 Pts2 PIM0
2005 (Rebels Regular) GP11 G31 A21 Pts52 PIM14; (Playoffs) GP6 G5 A9 Pts14 PIM4
2004 (Arrows Regular) GP6 G0 A4 Pts4 PIM0; (Playoffs) GP1 G0 A1 Pts1 PIM0
2004 (Rebels Regular) GP17 G9 A53 Pts62 PIM47; (Playoffs) GP4 G3 A8 Pts11 PIM0
2003 (Rebels Regular) GP13 G5 A12 Pts17 PIM6; (Playoffs) GP17 G8 A16 Pts24 PIM4
2002 (Rebels Regular) GP4 G2 A7 Pts9 PIM0; (Playoffs) GP2 G0 A1 Pts1 PIM0
Keegan played for the Rebels for 5 years. Starting in 2002 and finishing in 2006 before moving on to the Six Nations Arrows Express.
Keegan was a key player for the Rebels in their 2003 run towards the Founders Cup.
However that team was eliminated by the eventual Founders Cup winners, Barrie Tornado in 2003 in a tough 5-games OLA Final series.
Keegan played 4 years with Arrows and helped them win OLA Jr A titles in 2004, 2006 and 2007.
Keegan also played in the 2006 Minto Cup tournament when the Arrows were the host team.
A year later (2007), Keegan helped the Arrows capture the 2nd Minto Cup title for the franchise to cap off his Junior career.
Keegan now plays lacrosse with the other great lacrosse player on the other side.
Keegan Hill will be missed by many in the lacrosse community.
Career (2002 - 2007)
Jr Totals: (Combined) GP145 G85 A188 Pts273 PIM99
(Regular) GP91 G62 A141 Pts203 PIM79
(Playoffs) GP48 G22 A43 Pts65 PIM20
(Minto Cup) GP6 G1 A4 Pts5 PIM0
Jr B Rebels: (Combined) GP82 G66 A138 Pts204 PIM83
(Regular) GP53 G50 A104 Pts154 PIM75
(Playoffs) GP29 G16 A34 Pts50 PIM8
Jr A Arrows: (Combined) GP63 G19 A50 Pts69 PIM16
(Regular) GP38 G12 A37 Pts49 PIM4
(Playoffs) GP19 G6 A9 Pts15 PIM12
(Minto Cup) GP6 G1 A4 Pts5 PIM0
2007 (Arrows Regular) GP18 G6 A24 Pts30 PIM4; (Playoffs) GP12 G5 A8 Pts13 PIM10; (Minto Cup) GP5 G1 A2 Pts3 PIM0
2006 (Arrows Regular) GP9 G6 A7 Pts13 PIM0; (Playoffs) GP6 G1 A0 Pts1 PIM2; (Minto Cup) GP1 G0 A2 Pts2 PIM0
2006 (Rebels Regular) GP8 G3 A11 Pts14 PIM8
2005 (Arrows Regular) GP5 G0 A2 Pts2 PIM0
2005 (Rebels Regular) GP11 G31 A21 Pts52 PIM14; (Playoffs) GP6 G5 A9 Pts14 PIM4
2004 (Arrows Regular) GP6 G0 A4 Pts4 PIM0; (Playoffs) GP1 G0 A1 Pts1 PIM0
2004 (Rebels Regular) GP17 G9 A53 Pts62 PIM47; (Playoffs) GP4 G3 A8 Pts11 PIM0
2003 (Rebels Regular) GP13 G5 A12 Pts17 PIM6; (Playoffs) GP17 G8 A16 Pts24 PIM4
2002 (Rebels Regular) GP4 G2 A7 Pts9 PIM0; (Playoffs) GP2 G0 A1 Pts1 PIM0
Six Nations Rebels 2011 Founders Cup Champions Sunday, August 21, 2011 at Kinsmen Arena is Saskatoon. Front Row (L-R): Goalie Don Alton, Captain Alex Martin, Jacob Crans, Danny Vyse and Goalie Brennor Jacobs. 2nd Row: Ball Boy-Hayden Hill, Goalie Coach-Derek General, President-Scott Maracle, Jesse Johnson, Stuart Martin, Carney Johnson, Vaughn Harris, Lucas Smith, Greg Longboat and Tyler Leblanc. 3rd Row: Head Coach-Cam Bomberry, Marcus Elvin, Joe Haodias Maracle, Jesse Jimerson, G. Dylan Johnson, Assistant Coach-Murray Porter, Jacob Bomberry, Chris Attwood, Assistant Coach-Jason Johns, Rhys Tansley, J. Quinn Powless, Ian Martin, GM-Wray Maracle and Assistant Equipment Manager-Jarred Cayuga. 4th Row: Secretary-Tammy Hill, Treasurer-Rebecca Hartrick, Trainer-Kate Stefan, 3rd VP-Lynn Hartrick, Brian General, Dallas John, Tony Doxtator, Fundraiser-Klayton Maracle, Brandon Montour, Spencer Hill and Equipment Manager-Wade Thompson. (Photo by Lindsay Leblanc)
2008 Founders Cup Champions - Six Nations Rebels - Guelph, Ontario - August 24, 2008. Front Row Rebels players (L-R): Darryl Hill, Randy Johnson, Andy Jamieson, Cody Jamieson and Stu Hill. 2nd Row: Brent Longboat, Russell Longboat, Vaughn Harris, Peter Hill, Kraig Maracle, Alex Kedoh Hill and Jesse Sault. 3rd Row: Clark Robinson, Randy E. Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Chancy Johnson, Jason Johns. 4th Row: Carney Johnson, Assistant Coach Cory Bomberry, Hawenaedas Thomas, Assistant Coach Rayce Vyse, Klayton Maracle, Equipment Manager Derek Sandy, James Mt. Pleasant, Marty Hill, Ryley Johnson, Trainer John Jacobs, Elijah Johns, Assistant Coach Roger Vyse, Assistant Coach Craig Point, Goalie Coach Derek General, Torrey VanEvery and Therapist Lori Belliveau. (Missing Jeremy Johns, Coach Stew Monture and GM Wray Maracle)
2007 Founders Cup Champions - Six Nations Rebels - Kamloops, BC - August 26, 2007.
Front Row (L-R): Randy Johnson and Cody VanEvery.
2nd Row: Jordan Johnson, Cam Sault, Russell Longboat, Andy Jamieson, Blake Sault, Alex Kedoh Hill, Hawenaedas Thomas, Brent Longboat, Ely Longboat, Aroniakeha Elijah, Marty Hill, Cody Johnson, Jeremy Johns and Torrey VanEvery.
3rd Row: Coach Stew Monture, Assistant Coach Cory Bomberry, Trainer John Jacobs, Clark Robinson, Tadd Williams, Stu Hill, Barna Robinson, Ron Johnson, Peter Hill, Wayne VanEvery, Jonathan Cox, Zach Hill, Chancy Johnson, Jason Johns, Assistant Coach Rayce Vyse, Kraig Maracle, Assistant Coach Roger Vyse.
