Two Dryden Ice Dogs have been honored as the Superior International
Junior Hockey League has announced its 2004 award winners.
Matt Tryhuba was named Top Defensive Forward, while Sean Bassingthwaite
picked up the Jeff Jones Memorial trophy for Ability and scholastic
Achievement.
The Fort William North Stars cleaned up, collecting 7-awards, including
former Dryden resident Todd Howarth as Coach of the Year.
2004-2005 SIJHL Award Winners
Most Valuable Player-Nathan Breukleman (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
Most Improved-J.J. Francis (K&A Golden Hawks)
Rookie of the Year-Andrew Fernandez (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
Jeff Jones Memorial-Sean Bassingthwaite (Dryden Ice Dogs)
Best Defenceman-Ryan Baird (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
Best Defensive Forward-Matt Tryuba (Dryden Ice Dogs)
Most Gentlemanly Player-Steve Atkins (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
Daniel Beardy Memorial-Best Goaltender-Victor Saari (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
Scoring Champion-Spencer Bodnar (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
Coach of the Year-Todd Howarth (Fort William First Nation North Stars)
