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FRATMEN HOST ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET August28th
The Windsor AKO Fratmen handed out the hardware at their annual awards banquet held tonight at the Fogolar Furlan Club. Listed below are the award winners.
M.V.P. (sponsored by WWMLA) – Garrison Matte.
LEADING SCORER – Brett Hickey
BEST OFFENSE – Brett Hickey
BEST DEFENSE – Grant Sokolowski/ Drew St. Louis
MOST DEDICATED (The Lori Cox’s Memorial Award) – Todd Chapman
MOST SPORTSMANLIKE – Andrew Ryckman
MOST IMPROVED – Devin Humphery
UNSUNG HERO – Mike Rivait
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR – Jeff Rivait
FAN FAVOURITE AWARD – Travis Boomer
Playoff MVP (Don Ducharme Memorial) – Erik McLaren
The Fratmen have also said goodbye to four graduating players. Andrew Ryckman, Andrew Soulliere, Andrew Sokolowski and Drew St. Louis have completed their junior eligibility. The Fratmen will return a very strong core of players for the 2009 season. The 18 players returning include rookie of the year Jeff Rivait, who has just returned from Calgary with a gold medal as a member of the Team Ontario Midgets. The Ontario squad defeated Team B.C. to take the National Midget Championship.
In other news the Six Nations Rebels are the National Junior B Champions for the second year in a row. After defeating the Fratmen three games to one in the western conference semi-final the Rebels went on the defeat the Elora Mohawks three games to two for the western crown. They went on the defeat the eastern champion Halton Hills Bulldogs three games to one to win the Ontario Championship. The Rebels went undefeated in the Founders Cup tournament to take the National Championship.
The Fratmen would like to take this opportunity to thank their many fans, sponsors and media partners for their continued support. Without the support of our community this program would not be possible.
REBELS END
FRATMEN SEASON
July 20, 2008
The
Windsor AKO Fratmen fell to the Six Nations Rebels 10-4 tonight in
game four of the best of five western conference semi-final series.
The Rebels win the series 3-1. In the end the defending national
champions were too much for the upstart Fratmen. The Rebels
capitalized on Fratmen errors, and that, in a nutshell, defined this
series. When you play a very good team like the Rebels, they make
you pay for your mistakes. For the young Fratmen they will take this
experience forward into the 2009 season. The Rebels will now meet
the Elora Mohawks for the western conference championship.
Brett
Hickey scored three goals to lead the Fratmen attack. Lucas
Brouillard had the other Fratmen goal. Brendan Stevenson and Erik
McLaren shared the goaltending duties for the Fratmen.
For
four Fratmen players tonight was the end of the line for their
Junior careers. Moving on are Andrew Ryckman, Andrew Soulliere,
Andrew Sokolowski and Drew St. Louis. The Fratmen wish them well in
their future endeavors.
The
Fratmen Lacrosse Club wish to thank all of their fans, sponsors and
media partners for their tremendous support over the 2008 season.
Without you we would not be able to play the game we love.
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July 18, 2008
The Six Nations Rebels defeated
the Windsor AKO Fratmen 10-7 to grab a 2-1 lead of the
Best-of-Five Western Conference Semi-Final at the
Gaylord Powless Arena before 650 hot and humid fans
Friday night.
The winner of this series will play Elora Mohawks in the Western Conference Final. Both teams combined for 99 minutes in penalties on the night which kept referees Tom Moxam and Kevin Caplice busy especially in the third period for the second game of the three played to date. Randy Johnson got the start for the Rebels and Brendan Stevenson was in goal for the AKO Fratmen. Neither team was to get a shot on goal until four minutes had past when Rebels defender, Elijah Johns rang a shot off the post, however it was the AKO Fratmen Jeff Rivait opened the scoring 5:25 into the contest. Rebels Jordan Johnson evened the score at 11:15 on a breakaway. Jeremy Johns gave the Rebels the lead they would not relinquish the rest of the night and Alex Kedoh Hill made it 3-1 with a shorthanded effort in the final minute of the first. Six Nations outshot Windsor 14-12 in the opening period. The second stanza saw Windsor’s Travis Boomer close the gap 90 seconds into the session. Rebels Cody Johnson , Kraig Maracle and Stu Hill would put the home team up 6-2 by the midway point. Again the AKO Fratmen Andrew Ryckman and Devin Humphrey countered with a pair of goal in the final two minutes to close the score to 6-4. But the Rebels responded after a called timeout to set up Marty Hill with three seconds left in the second period for a 7-4 Six Nations lead after 40 minutes. The Rebels outshot the AKO Fratmen 18-16 in the middle stanza. Rebels’ Jeremy Johns scored his second of the contest and Clark Robinson made it a 9-4 score before the third period was five minutes old. Windsor Brett Hickey and Rebels captain Stu Hill traded markers to only to have D . J . Turner and Humphrey (2nd of the game) round out the scoring in the fight-filled third period. Six Nations outshot Windsor 13-12 in the final frame and 45-40 for the entire contest. Rebels were led by captain; Stu Hill (2G, 1A) and Alex Kedoh Hill (1G, 2A) with three points on the night. Jeremy Johns (2G), Cody Johnson (1G, 1A), Kraig Maracle (1G, 1A), Jordan Johnson (1G, 1A), Darryl Hill (2A) and goalie Randy Johnson (2A). Single Rebels points were by Marty Hill (1G), Clark Robinson (1G), Andy Jamieson (1A), Hawenaedas Thomas (1A) and Chancy Johnson (1A). The AKO Fratmen were led by Devin Humphrey (2G, 1A) and Andrew Sokolowski (3A) with three-points. Andrew Ryckman (1G, 1A), Brett Hickey (1G, 1A) and D . J . Turner (1G, 1A) contributed two-points apiece. Single AKO Fratmen points were by Jeff Rivait (1G), Travis Boomer (1G), Drew St . Louis (1A), C . J . Ziraida (1A), Garrison Matte (1A) and Adam Moore (1A). Game four of the Best-of-Five Western Conference Semi-Final goes Sunday, July 20th at the Forest Glade Arena in Windsor set for a 7:00 p.m. start. If necessary, game five will be Monday night at the Gaylord Powless Arena for an 8:00 p.m.
July 15,
2008
The Windsor AKO Fratmen defeated the Six Nations Rebels
tonight 7-6 to even the western conference semi-final
series at one game each. The win for the Fratmen ended
the Rebels winning streak at 42 games, dating back to
July 15th, 2007. Beware the ides of July.
The Fratmen trailed 3-2 after the first period, and fell
behind 5-2 before making their come back. The Fratmen
defence and the strong goaltending of Brendan Stevenson
kept the Rebels off the board for 36 minutes, The teams
were tied 5-5 after 40 minutes of play
Leading the Fratmen was Devin Humphrey with two goals.
Singles were added by Grant Sokolowski, Mike Rivait,
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