A N-ice night had by all! WHITLEY Bay Junior; Rink juniors honoured at awards event.WHITLEY Bay Whitley Bay, town (1991 pop. 36,040), North Tyneside metropolitan district, NE England, on the North Sea. Formerly the urban district of Whitley and Monkseaton, Whitley Bay was chartered as a municipal borough in 1954. Junior Ice Hockey Junior hockey is a catch-all term used to describe various levels of ice hockey competition for players generally between the ages of 16 and 20 years old. Some Canadian junior hockey leagues are recognized as professional by organizations such as the NCAA as players receive a small Club held their annual presentation night at Hillheads. More than 50 players received awards, whch were handed out by several players from senior team the Whitley Warriors - including head coach Simon Leach. Netminder David Lawrence David Lawrence can refer to many people:
A new award for Club Person of the Year went to Matthew Ward-Howell, who picked up the inaugural John Zajac Memorial Trophy. There were club recognition awards for players who had represented the Northern Conference, England and Great Britain Great Britain, officially United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, constitutional monarchy (2005 est. pop. 60,441,000), 94,226 sq mi (244,044 sq km), on the British Isles, off W Europe. The country is often referred to simply as Britain. squads during the course of the season. Nine youth players received awards for making the senior club team (Whitley Warriors) during the campaign. Katie Firth was named North Tyneside North Tyneside is a metropolitan borough of Tyne and Wear in the North East of England. Its seat is at the Town Hall, Wallsend. Created in 1974, the borough lies within the historic county boundaries of Northumberland. Young Sports Person of the Year.. ROLL OF HONOUR roll of honour Noun a list of those who have died in war for their country : Under-10 Mischiefs: Best forward Aaron Wright; Best defence Darren Stattersfield; Most valuable player Devon Rudd; Most improved player In some sports, a Most Improved Player award is given to players who have improved the most over the year.
Under-12 Arrows: Best forward: Kyle Ross; Best defence Ben Gill; Most valuable player Callum Queenan; Most improved player Kieran Jubb; Coach's One to Watch: Craig Johnson. Under-14 Mohawks: Best forward Dale Sharp; Best defence Sean Bamling; Most valuable player Harry Harley; Most improved player Jason Browning; Players' player: Dale Sharp and Harry Harley. Under-16 Tomahawks: Best forward Adam Perrie; Best defence Andrew Cook; Most valuable player Jack Watkins; Most improved player Christian Johnson; Players' player: Josh Maddock. Under-18 Braves: Best forward Callum Watson; Best defence David Lawrence; Most valuable player Nathan Salem; Most improved player Matthew Sellers; Coaches' player Bobby Mole; Manager's award Jack Stevenson. Women - Squaws: Best forward Stephanie Towns; Best defence Hannah Coyne; Most valuable player Stacey Milburn; Most improved player Claire Hodgkiss; Players' player Jane Brown; Coach's One to Watch Hayley Brennan. Special awards: Peter Douthwaite Memorial Trophy for Netminder of the Year: David Lawrence; John Zajac Memorial Trophy for Club Person of the Year Matthew Ward-Howell. Coach of the Year Sarah Smith. Club recognition honours: Thomas Murdy, Nathan Salem, Callum Watson, Jack Watkins, Ashleigh Holland, Katie Firth and Stephanie Towns. Conference honours: Ashley Holland, Matthew Sellers, Stephanie Towns, Jack Stevenson, Katie Firth, James Moss, Nathan Ryder, Josh Maddock, Andrew Cook, Jack Watkins, Christian Johnson, Mark Watson, Joseph Harley, Harry Harley, Callum Queenan, Ben Richards, Adam Finlinson, Kyle Ross, Callum Read, Ben Gill, Darren Stattersfield. Senior honours: Thomas Murdy, Nathan Salem, Bobby Mole, Callum Watson, Nathan Ryder, Jack Watkins, Jack Stevenson, James Moss, David Lawrence.. WHITLEY Bay Mohawks were one of 11 teams who participated in the Annual Sheffield Scimitars Ice Hockey Academy under- 14 tournament at the weekend. They finished a creditable fifth - but could have achieved a higher placing. Mohawks opened with a match against Scottish Under- 14 League and cup winners Kirkcaldy Chiefs. The Scots went 2- 0 up inside three minutes and completed a 5- 0 win. Milton Keynes Storm, who just kept their place in South One League for season 2009/ 10, were the next opponents for Mohawks. A comfortable 10- 0 win for Whitley saw Harry Harley hit a hat- trick and Tom Keeley, Dale Sharp and Craig Thurston each bagbraces. The Barbarians, a team made up of Sheffield select players due to the tournament finding itself a team short, were next up for Whitley . The Mohawks went ahead through Sharp and Ben Richards, but the Barbarians were soon level - and two late goals gave them a 4-2 success. Whitley returned to winning ways with a 6-1 victory over Sheffield Sabres White, Harley (3), Ross, Thurston and Richards netting. The victory ensured they finished third in their group and would face the fourth- placed team from Group One in the next stage. To hand the Group Two teams the extra game, another match was played as a challenge game. Sheffield Sabres Black were the Mohawks' opponents, Bay triumphing 14-0 thanks to Sharp (4), Thurston (2), Richards (2), Keeley (2), Richards (2), Ross and Sean Bamling. Kilmarnock Lightning met Whitley in the next stage. The Mohawks proved too strong, coming through 10-2. Richards (4), Harley (3), Thurston (2) and Sharp were the scorers, and then secured fifth spot by beating Chelmsford Braves 7-0 courtesy of Harley (4), Sharp, Richards and Thurston.. |
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