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Off Season Report
Sat, Jun 13 2009
The SCAHL would like to thank it's member Associations, team management, coaches and players for helping to make the 2008-09 season one to remember. With 39 teams in 3 divisions representing approximately 700 hockey players, the SCAHL has a long and proud tradition of excellence in AA hockey in central and southern Alberta.
The 2009-10 season is scheduled to begin Friday, September 25.
Have a great summer.
SCAHL Announces Award Winners
Fri, Apr 24 2009
Each season the SCAHL presents awards to players in each of the Pee Wee AA, Bantam AA and Midget AA divisions. The awards recognize outstanding individual achievement both on and off the ice. There are 4 awards based on a vote of the coaches, an award to the Top Scorer in each division, and the Most Exemplary Player Award which is selected by the SCAHL Board of Directors based on written submissions from teams.
This seasons Top Scorer Awards went to:
Pee Wee AA - Tyler Wong, Bow Valley Timberwolves
Bantam AA - Luke Philp, Bow Valley Timberwolves
Midget AA - Evan Ferguson, Okotoks Oilers
The Most Sportsmanlike Award recognizes players who exemplify the characteristics of good sportsmanship, team spirit and are known as tough but clean competitors. The recipients are:
Pee Wee AA - Sean McMaster, Okotoks Oilers
Bantam AA - Brett Tarcon, Foothills Bisons
Midget AA - Christopher Petti, Taber Golden Suns
The Most Valuable Forward Award recognizes the most outstanding front line player, and the recipients are:
Pee Wee AA - Tyler Wong, Bow Valley Timberwolves
Bantam AA - Jared Jerome, Cranbrook Ice
Midget AA - Evan Ferguson, Okotoks Oilers
The Best Defenseman Award recognizes the most outstanding defenseman, and the recipients are:
Pee Wee AA - Mackenzie Karl, Taber Golden Suns
Bantam AA - Bryce Perpelitz, Cranbrook Ice
Midget AA - Darrin Robak, Red Deer Elks
The outstanding goalie is awarded The Best Goaltender Award, and this year's awards go to:
Pee Wee AA - Adin Hill, Okotoks Oilers
Bantam AA - Scott Henke, Airdire Lightning
Midget AA - Cale McBeath, Red Deer Canyon Chiefs
The Most Exemplary Player Award is awarded to the player who best exemplifies:
Proficiency in Hockey Performance; Sportsmanship; Contribution to Team; High Quality Life Skills and Scholastic Performance. The SCAHL Board of Directors is proud to honour the following players:
Pee Wee AA - Cavin Leth, Taber Golden Suns
Bantam AA - Kevin O'Rourke, Airdrie Lightning
Midget AA - Curtis Martin, Cranbrook Ice
Congratulations to all of the award winners on great seasons.
Midget Statistical Leaders
Wed, Apr 22 2009
The Midget AA division, with 13 teams playing a 32 game schedule had a number of noticable individual performances.
Evan Ferguson of the Okotoks Oilers was the loops Top Scorer with a 71 point season(2.2 ppg). Evan lead in goals with 40. Runner-up in the race was Taber's Clayton Tilleman with 39 goals in his 67 point total. The leader in assists was Riley Honess from Taber with 35.
In the nets, Kyle Hart of Lethbridge had the leading GAA of 2.60, and also had the divisions 3rd highest save % at .910. Cole Unger of Taber lead in wins with 12. The leader in save % was Cale McBeath of the Red Deer Canyon Chiefs with a .915, followed by Jesse Wilkins of Bow Valley at .911.
Bantam AA Season Leaders
Mon, Apr 13 2009
The 2008-09 Bantam AA season, which recently concluded with the Wheatland Warriors winning the League Championship saw some outstanding individual performances.
Luke Philp of the Bow Valley Timberwolves won the Top Scorer title with a 65 point regular season total. Jared Jerome of the Cranbrook Ice had a league leading 40 goals in his 64 point total, which is quite extraordinary considering Jared only played in 20 games. The Leagues assists leader also came from Cranbrook, as Ryan Chynoweth had 39 helpers in his 61 point season.
Goaltending was a strong suit in the Division, with Scott Henke of Airdrie leading the way with a superb 1.65 GAA. Jeremy Mousseau of Cranbrook was the leader in Save % with a .927 rating, and also led the loop in wins with a 14-1-1 season regular season record.