The Alberta Junior Female Hockey League is very excited to announce this year's (2022-2023) League Award winners! It’s been an incredible season, and we appreciate all the hard work that has gone into this league over the last year. From players to coaches to volunteers, the AJFHL would not be this up leveled version without all of your dedication. We would like to send our gratitude to everyone who has been involved in the league so far, and specifically the league awards this year.
Over the course of the last three years, we understand the impact the pandemic has had on not just our league, but other community sporting leagues all across our country. We are strong believers that indulging in passions and hobbies such as sports brings joy and builds stronger life resilience. We are honoured to provide this opportunity to youth in our province, and as we wrap up this season, we can’t help but reflect on how far we’ve come as a league and community all together. Thank you for being here, and we look forward to seeing you next season!
The All Star Skills Competition & All Star Game took place on Sunday, April 2nd hosted by the Cochrane Chaos in Cochrane, Alberta at the Spray Lakes Sawmill Family Centre. AJFHL players in both the north and south divisions brought their best strategy and skills making it an entertaining and exciting event.
Congratulations to the teams, players, coaches and winners of this year's AJFHL League Awards. Here are the winners:
Most Outstanding Player Winner - Bree Edwards of Edmonton Wolves
Forward of the Year Winner - Kelly Stanford of Cochrane Chaos
Defence of the Year Winner - Brooklyn Palmer of Lethbridge Eagles
Goaltender of the Year Winner - Stephanie Gross of Calgary Jags
Rookie of the Year Co-Winner - Paige Forrest of Calgary Jags Co-Winner – Sydney Rusel of the Edmonton Wolves Coach of the Year Winner - John Johnson, Head Coach Calgary Jags
Leadership Award Co-Winner - Eva DeBaie of Lethbridge Eagles Co-Winner - Lily Gaumont of Fort Saskatchewan Fury
Paige Peach Heart & Soul Award Winner - Jamie Lee Spady of Sherwood Park Steele
Team of the Year Winner - Sherwood Park Steele Accepted by Sherwood Park Steele’s captain Alexis Pfeffer
Volunteer of the Year Winner - Heather Kirkham, GM of Central Alberta Amazons Accepted by Central Alberta Amazon’s captain Payton Maybee on behalf of Heather who was unable to attend Due to volunteering at another event We look forward to seeing you all next season!
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