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Vol. 16, Issue 34, May 5, 2012
Jordan Carroll adds to accolades as NOJHL scholastic player of the year league first team allstar, paced all skaters in the NOJHL this season registering an impressive 136 points on 70 goals and 66 assists while only being held off the score sheet once in 50 regular season contests. His tally total
Proud grandmother Claudette Carroll, from Chapleau, shown above with grandson Jordan.
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b a n n e r season on the ice has been just as successful off it for Jordan Carroll of the Sudbury Cubs, who has been named the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League’s scholastic player of the year. With the honour comes a $1,000 scholarship on behalf of RBC to help defer costs of a postsecondary education. Carroll also becomes the NOJHL’s nominee for the Hockey Canada/ Canadian Jr. Hockey League RBC scholastic player of the year award, which will be announced during the upcoming Royal
Bank Cup in Humboldt, Sask. That recipient will receive a $5,000 scholarship. A first-year student in the health and physical education program at Laurentian Univers i t y i n S u d b u r y, Carroll’s prowess in the class room mirrored that of his efforts on the ice. Earlier the five-foot-nine, 180pound Cub’s forward was named winner of the Carlo Cattarello Tr o p h y, w h i c h i s presented annually to the NOJHL’s most valuable player. He will also serve as the league’s nominee for the CJHL player of the year. Carroll, a
was the most of any player in the entire CJHL and he was also second overall in total p o i n t s . C a r r o l l ’s offensive output was the most the NOJHL has seen in 20 years since John Stos racked up 173 points for the RaysideBalfour Canadians in
1991-92, including 67 tallies. T h a t c a mpaign two decades ago marked the most goals any skater in the NOJHL has scored since Carroll this season when Mike Dore lit the lamp 77 times in 44 games for Rayside-Balfour.
SCHOLASTIC PLAYER OF THE YEAR SEASON TEAM Jordan Carroll 2011-12 Sudbury Cubs Geoff Gieni 2010-11 Soo Thunderbirds Bronson Kovacs 2009-10 Soo Thunderbirds Gilles Pickard 2008-09 Blind River Beavers No recipient 2007-08 No recipient Brad Hummel 2006-07 North Bay Skyhawks Adam Kauppi 2005-06 Soo Thunderbirds Paul Pidutti 2004-05 Sudbury Northern Wolves Daniel Bourgeois 2003-04 Sudbury Northern Wolves Daniel Bourgeois 2002-03 Sudbury Northern Wolves Daniel Lafontaine 2001-02 Sturgeon Falls Lynx Matt Shank 2000-01 Sudbury Northern Wolves Justin Pino 1999-00 Soo Thunderbirds Marc Bouffard 1998-99 Sturgeon Falls Lynx
APANO’S Girl’s Club celebrate Earth Day 2012
APANO’S Girl’s Club celebrated Earth Day 2012 by volunteering 2hrs. of their time picking up garbage along highway 101 at the truck stop area near the "Indian Rock".
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