Below is the list of the award winners (without the Coach of the year), those in bold were named to the all-star team.
DIVISIONAL
AWARDS FOR 2013-2014
EDDIE MOUNTAIN DIVISION
Top
Defenseman – BRYCE PERPELITZ –Kimberley Dynamiters
Most
Sportsmanlike – JESSE COLLINS – Creston Valley Thundercats
Most
Valuable – TREVOR HANNA – Creston Valley Thundercats
Rookie
Of The Year – LOGAN STYLER – Creston Valley Thundercats
Top
Goaltender – KYLE MICHALOVSKY – Creston Valley Thundercats
Top
Scorer – JESSE COLLINS – Creston Valley Thundercats
NEIL MURDOCH DIVISION
Top
Defenseman – ARCHIE McKINNON – Beaver Valley Nitehawks
Most
Sportsmanlike – RYAN EDWARDS – Beaver Valley Nitehawks
Most
Valuable – JAMIE VLANICH – Nelson Leafs
Rookie
Of The Year – ALEC WILKINSON – Nelson Leafs
Top
Goaltender – JON MANLOW – Spokane Braves
Top
Scorer – JAMIE VLANICH – Nelson Leafs
DOUG
BIRKS DIVISION
Top Defenseman – DANIEL BUCHANAN – Kamloops
Storm
Most Sportsmanlike – LANE Van De
WETERING – 100 Mile House Wranglers
Most Valuable – DANIEL BUCHANAN – Kamloops
Storm
Rookie Of The Year – LUKE SANTERNO – 100
Mile House Wranglers
Top Goaltender – KRIS JOYCE – Sicamous
Eagles
Top Scorer – KALEB BOYLE – Chase Heat
OKANAGAN DIVISION
Top Defenseman – NICK HEADRICK – Kelowna
Chiefs
Most Sportsmanlike – BRADY MENDE – Kelowna
Chiefs
Most Valuable – KIENAN SCOTT – Summerland
Steam
Rookie Of The Year – KIENAN SCOTT – Summerland
Steam
Top Goaltender – TYLER O’DONNELL – Kelowna Chiefs
Top Scorer – JAGGER BOWLES – Kelowna
Chiefs
And the following are players named to the team, that are not listed above:
- Brandon Formosa - Creston Valley
- Seth Schmidet - Creston Valley
- Travis Wellman - Nelson
- Daniel St. Pierre - Nelson
- Dallas Calvin - Beaver Valley
- Jackson Purvis - Grand Forks
- Spencer Spoech - Kamloops
- Josh Rasmussen - Kamloops
- Brock Balson - Kamloops
- Tyson Levesque - 100 Mile House
- Nick Josephs - Kelowna
So out of 24 players named to the all-star team, 11 didn't get divisional awards (54% of the All-Star team received awards). And out of the 24 awards listed, only 7 were not bolded (a 70% accuracy). Not bad I'd say.
It's also noticable that I had more omissions in the Okanagan/Shuswap Conference than the Kootenay Conference, and this is probably because I cover the Dynamiters games and I see Kootenay Conference teams more often that Okanagan/Shuswap Conference teams.
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