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Prime Minister's Cup

This trophy is presented annually to the team that wins the playoffs.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Huntsville Hunters(Click here to see roster)
• Year 8: Kingston Quakers(Click here to see roster)
• Year 7: Tyne Valley Clover Farmers (Click here to see roster)
• Year 6: Hamilton Hellhounds (Click here to see roster)
• Year 5: Hunstville Hunters (Cliik here to see roster)
• Year 4: Huntsville Hunters (Click here to see roster)
• Year 3: Huntsville Hunters (Click here to see roster)
• Year 2: Huntsville Hunters (Click here to see roster)
• Year 1: Huntsville Hunters (Click here to see roster)

Joe Malone Award

This trophy is presented annually to the player with the most points during the regular season. It is named after Joe Malone who scored 44 goals in 20 games for the 1917-1918 Montreal Canadiens.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Ollie Sjostrand - Hunters (72GP, 64G, 143A, 207PTS)
• Year 8: Pottsy Collins - Quakers (72GP, 88G, 103A, 191PTS)
• Year 7: Pottsy Collins - Quakers (72GP, 101G, 129A, 230PTS)
• Year 6: Kevin Stevens - Farmers (72GP, 78G, 135A, 213PTS)
• Year 5: Lucky Day - Hunters (72GP, 82G, 93A, 175PTS)
• Year 4: M. Maus - Farmers (72GP, 67G, 84A, 151PTS)
• Year 3: Lucky Day - Hunters (72GP, 55G, 66A, 121PTS)
• Year 2: Larry Mullen- Hewsons (80GP, 123G, 102A, 225PTS)
• Year 1: Kasper Dean - HellHound (72GP, 86G, 89A, 175PTS)

Charles Sutton Trophy

This trophy is awarded annually to the player judged to be the most valuable in the league. It is named after the Hellhound great who died in a game.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Ollie Sjostrand - Hunters
• Year 8: France St.Louis - GrtWhite
• Year 7: Pottsy Collins - Quakers
• Year 6: Kevin Stevens - Farmers
• Year 5: Lucky Day - Hunters
• Year 4: Larry Mullen - Hewsons
• Year 3: Lucky Day - Hunters
• Year 2: Larry Mullen - Hewsons
• Year 1: Not Awarded

George Hainsworth Trophy

This trophy is awarded annually to the best goalie in the league. It is named after George Hainsworth of the Montreal Canadiens who recorded an amazing 22 shutouts in 44 games in 1928-1929.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Jason Leger - Cavemen
• Year 8: Jason Leger - GrtWhite
• Year 7: Jason Leger - Hunters
• Year 6: Dean Pereira - Losers
• Year 5: Jason Leger - Hunters
• Year 4: Dean Pereira - Losers
• Year 3: Jason Leger - Hunters
• Year 2: Jason Leger - Hunters
• Year 1: Not Awarded

Tim Horton Trophy

This trophy is awarded annually to the best defenseman in the league. It is named after the late Tim Horton who had an illustrious career with Toronto, Buffalo, New York and Pittsburg.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Ollie Sjostrand - Hunters
• Year 8: Gordie Clarke - Losers
• Year 7: Kris Koskela - Torpedoes
• Year 6: Dennis Gauthier - Farmers
• Year 5: Hannu Virta - Quakers
• Year 4: Martin Smithwicks - Farmers
• Year 3: Dennis Gauthier - Extreme
• Year 2: Colin Ferguson - Hellhounds
• Year 1: Not Awarded

Rejan Houle Trophy

This trophy is awarded annually to the best rookie in the league. It is named after the first ever pick in the NHL entry draft, Rejan Houle.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Chuck Ott_Jr - Armagedon
• Year 8: Harvey Watson - GrtWhite
• Year 7: Xenon Zagreb - Hunters
• Year 6: Eric Brewer - Cavemen
• Year 5: Warren Luhning - Cavemen
• Year 4: Alain Marion - Losers
• Year 3: Lanugo Swindon - GrtWhite
• Year 2: Kenji Suzuko - Loggers
• Year 1: Not Awarded

Scotty Bowman Trophy

This trophy is awarded annually to the GM voted to be the best among his peers. The criteria include activity in the form of press releases, team performance, promptness of replies, and general attitude, among other things. It is named after the coach who has the most Stanley Cup vicotires, Scotty Bowman.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Darren Hall - Armagedon
• Year 8: Shelley Watson - GrtWhite
• Year 7: Nathan Daniel - Cavemen
• Year 6: Quinn Carter - Quakers
• Year 5: Quinn Carter - Quakers

Hansen Award

This trophy is presented annually to the player having accumulated the most penalty minutes over the course of the regualr season. It is named after the three Hansen Brothers from the movie "Slapshot"

The winners are:

• Year 9: Zeb Vicinich - Quakers (72GP, 306PIM)
• Year 8: John Doe - Losers (72GP, 260PIM)
• Year 7: Doug Forbes - Loggers (72GP, 277PIM)
• Year 6: John LaBouche - Hunters (68GP, 253PIM)
• Year 5: Jeff Sorem - Farmers (72GP, 267PIM)
• Year 4: Jaromir Jagr - Extreme (72GP, 238PIM)
• Year 3: Brian St.James - Losers (72GP, 280PIM)
• Year 2: Brian St.James - Losers (76GP, 268PIM)
• Year 1: Yuri Hotehama - Ogres (72GP, 253PIM)

Frank McGee Trophy

This trophy is awarded annually to the most valuable player during the play-offs. It is named after Frank McGee who scored an amazing 14 goals in one Stanley Cup Final game in 1904-1905 for the Ottawa Silver Seven.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Ollie Sjostrand - Hunters
• Year 8: Morgan Graydon - Quakers
• Year 7: Martin Smithwicks - Farmers
• Year 6: Paul Polak - Hellhound
• Year 5: Pottsy Collins - Quakers
• Year 4: Silven Bobo - Hunters
• Year 3: Ellis Carter - Hunters
• Year 2: Jason Leger - Hunters
• Year 1: Not Awarded

Wayne Gretzky Award

This award is presented after the All-Star game to the most valuable player in the annual All-Star Game. It is named after Wayne Gretzky, the NHL's all-time leader in goals, assists, points. He also holds over 50 records in the NHL record book.

The winners are:

• Year 9: Owen O'Keefe - Hewsons
• Year 8: France St.Louis - GrtWhite
• Year 7: Pottsy Collins - Quakers
• Year 6: Clinton Lyssy - GrtWhite
• Year 5: J.L. Manigat - Losers
• Year 4: Anson Kiraly - GrtWhite
• Year 3: Ian Tweddle - Gamblers
• Year 2: Lucky Day - Hunters
• Year 1: Brian Eno - Hewsons