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February

Carson Schultz

Jace Benvie

Scholarship Program

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2019-2020 Season

The AMHL Executive are formally announcing that the 2019-2020 AMHL Season has concluded. As a result of the situation, there WILL NOT be a league champion declared. The St. Albert Nektar Raiders are the champions of the Dodge (North) Division and the Calgary Buffaloes are the champions of the Chrysler (South) Division.

All individual league award winners, including scholarship winners, have been notified of their accomplishments, arrangements have been made to provide them with their awards.

The AMHL Individual Award winners and Scholarship Recipients have been awared.

The AMHL Annual Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament has been cancelled for 2020.

2019-2020 Award Winners

BILL RANFORD AWARD
(TOP GOALTENDER)
Andreai Proctor-Ramirez
St. Albert Raiders

BRIAN BENNING AWARD
(TOP DEFENSEMAN)
Breck McKinley
St. Albert Raiders

TREVOR LINDEN AWARD
(TOP FORWARD)
Brett Hyland
CAC Gregg Distributors

BRIAN SUTTER AWARD
(TOP DEFENSIVE FORWARD)
Ryan Sullivan
Calgary Buffaloes

BOB JOHNSON MEMORIAL AWARD
(MOST SPORTSMANLIKE PLAYER)
Tyler MacKenzie
Red Deer Optimist Chiefs

GLEN SATHER AWARD
(COACH OF THE YEAR)
Geoff Giacobbo
St. Albert Raiders

HARRY ALLEN MEMORIAL AWARD
(TOP SCORER)
Liam Hughes
CAC Gregg Distributors

RICHARD WARWICK MEMORIAL AWARD
Hudson Foley Grande Peace Storm

CAM WARD TROPHY
(LEAST GOALS AGAINST)
St. Albert Raiders

COMMISSIONER’S AWARD
(LEAST PENALIZED TEAM)
Red Deer Optimist Chiefs

Winners selected by the Coaches & Managers

AMHL 2020 Scholarship Winners

The AMHL scholarship program, strongly supported by the Alberta Dodge Dealers and the Source for Sports Dealers of Alberta, has awarded $2500 post-secondary education scholarships to the following players:

Carson Lopatka	Maple Leaf Athletic Club
Ryan Hiscock	South Side Athletic Club
Elijah Matthew	Knights of Columbus Hockey
Logan Cyca	Sherwood Park Kings Athletic Club
Chase Visser	St. Albert Raiders Athletic Club
Lucas Eagle	Canadian Athletic Club
Peyton Trzaska	Leduc Junior Athletic Club
Cameron Wiebe	Grande Peace Athletic Club
Vaughn Holbeche	Lloydminster Minor Hockey
Colby Bechthold	Fort Saskatchewan Minor Hockey
Rhys Bentham	Calgary Royals Athletic Association
Justin Barker	Calgary Buffaloes Hockey Association
David Guerrero	Calgary Northstars Hockey Association
Owen Dean	North West Calgary Athletic Association
Ben Christian	Red Deer Minor Hockey Commission
Ian Maier	Lethbridge Minor Hockey Association
Parker Jorginson	Airdrie Minor Hockey Association
Ethan McKibbin	Okotoks Oilers Athletic Association

2019-2020 AMHL
1st and 2nd All Star teams

As selected by the Coaches and Managers of the league.

Position	1st Allstar Team	2nd Allstar Team
Goaltender	Andreai Proctor-Ramirez	Jared Whale
	St. Albert Raiders	Calgary Buffaloes
Right Defence	Breck McKinley	Lucas Watkins
	St. Albert Raiders	Okotoks Bow Mark Oilers
Left Defence	Tye Pedersen	Hale Schoneck
	St. Albert Raiders	Calgary Buffaloes
Center	Brett Hyland	Jayden Henderson
	CAC Gregg Distributors	Red Deer Optimist Chiefs
Right Wing	Liam Hughes	Ty Toews
	CAC Gregg Distributors	Grande Peace Storm
Left Wing	Heath Armstrong	Ethan Aucoin
	Calgary Buffaloes	Calgary Northstars

Each player was awarded a $100 Gift Certificate from the Source for Sports Dealers of Alberta.

Source for Sports
Players of the Month for February

Carson Schultz of the Leduc Chrysler Oil Kings (Dodge Division) Carson took his game to new heights in the month of February, as the Oil Kings made a big push to try and secure a playoff spot. He left an impression on all those who watched him, as he came through with 5 goals, 9 assists for 14 points in the final six games of the season. Carson is an extremely committed individual on and off the ice, his game has drastically improved since the beginning of the season. Coach Rechner says “Carson was an absolute ‘stud’ for us down the stretch”.

Jace Benvie of the Calgary Flames (Chrysler Division) Jace is first year player on the team this year after a great year with the NWCCA Stamps last year. He propelled the Flames, with 4 goals and 7 assists for 11 points, to finish the month with a 5-0 record to keep them in second place in the tight South Division. Jace has a very smart hockey player with great skills and a strong work ethic. He is a player that is very well liked amongst his peers and has gained their respect quickly for his on ice play.