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Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League reveals winners of annual awards

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SPHL Awards Recap: McDonald, Florence, Riemer, McMillen, and Nachtegaele Shine

Turtleford Tigers forward McDonald makes SPHL history with third straight MVP award

In a league filled with talent and competition, Turtleford Tigers forward McDonald has managed to stand out once again, making history as the first-ever three-time Most Valuable Forward recipient in SPHL history. McDonald has now taken home the prestigious award in each of his first three seasons in the league, solidifying his status as one of the top players in the SPHL.

Not only did McDonald secure his third MVP award, but he also finished as the Top Scorer for the second consecutive year, further showcasing his dominance on the ice. With another impressive season under his belt, McDonald tallied 44 points in just 16 games, with 19 goals and 25 assists to his name.

When asked about his remarkable achievement, McDonald humbly credited his teammates, coaching staff, and the passionate fanbase in Turtleford for their support and contribution to his success. He emphasized the importance of teamwork and unity in achieving individual accolades, highlighting the collective effort that goes into a successful season.

Joining McDonald in the list of SPHL award winners is Zane Florence of the Meota Combines, who was named Top Defenceman in his first season in the league. Florence’s stellar performance on the blue line earned him recognition as one of the top defencemen in the league, finishing fifth overall in scoring with 27 points in 12 games.

Rounding out the list of award winners are Zack Riemer of the Radisson Wheatkings, who was named Top Goaltender for the second consecutive year, and Jake McMillen of the Meota Combines, who took home the Playoff MVP award for his outstanding performance in the postseason. Jayden Nachtegaele of the Meota Combines was also recognized as the league’s Most Sportsmanlike player, showcasing a combination of skill and sportsmanship throughout the season.

As the SPHL season comes to a close, these award winners have left a lasting impact on the league, setting the stage for another exciting season ahead. Congratulations to all the deserving recipients on their well-earned achievements.

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