Aamjiwnaang moves residents as benzene removal starts
DeKoning MVP for Killer Bees
May 4, 2023
Goalie Nolan DeKoning was recognized as the most valuable player by the Alvinston Killer Bees as the team held its end of the season banquet Saturday.
He was given the award by General Manager Brett Case, and Head Coach Joe Rombouts.
The Killer Bees placed seventh in the nine team Western Ontario Super Hockey League with six wins, 17 losses and one tie. Alvinston was knocked out of the first round of the playoffs by the Elora Rock.
Marnie Cumming (right) was also recognized as the volunteer of the year by Vice President Dan Cumming and President Todd Case.
Here are the award winners:
Most Valuable Player – Nolan Dekoning
Best Defenceman – Bayly Fryfogle
Best Offensive Player – Carson Perry
Community Humanitarian Award- Scott Case / Sam MacGee
Most Dedicated/Heart Trophy – Shane Kenwell
Rocky Balboa Memorial Team Tough Guy Award – Dawson Winchester
Volunteer of the year – Marnie Cumming
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