2018 RURAL MANITOBA FOOTBALL LEAGUE AWARD nominees
POSITIONAL Award Nominees
AWARD WINNERS IN BOLD AND NOTED*
Most Outstanding Player - Offense
Moosomin Jared Valentine Hard running fullback. 90 carries for 440 yds.
Dauphin
Interlake Colton Nedotiafko 181 Carries for 1675 and 14 rushing TDs he led the league in all 3 of these categories.
Virden Paul Winters 77 carries 399 yds 6 TDs
Swan Valley *Cody Eisner passed for over 2000 yards and rushed for over 500 yards. He threw 21 TD passes and ran for 7
Neepawa Tanner Mann 713 yards passing 8 passing TDs 613 yards rushing 9 rushing TDs 1
ParkWest Zenon Kristalovich
Virden Paul Winter
Most Outstanding Player - Defense
Moosomin Calvin Murphy 63 tackles, 24 assists, 1 sack and 2 INT's.
Dauphin Logan Conrad 46 tackles, 21 assists, 1 Fumb rec, 1 Int for TD.
Interlake Colton Meisner 75 Tackles, 40 Assists, 5 Sacks, 3 Fumble Recoveries, 7 Interceptions, 3 Defensive TDs.
Virden *Brandon Martens In on 95 tackles 5 sacks 1 TD
Swan Valley Morgan Staniland 72 Solo 35 Assists). 4 Pass Knockdowns, 4 Forced Fumbles and 1 Fumble Recovery.
Neepawa Dylan Devloo 48 tackles 1 QB sack 1 fumble recovery 2 interceptions
ParkWest Josh Gerelus
Virden Brandon Martens
Most Outstanding Player - Defensive Line
Moosomin Wyatt Schenn 42 tackles and 30 assists and 4 fumble recoveries.
Dauphin Ruben Houle 34 tackles 26 assists, 2 sacks, 1 FR, constant pressure on QB, often double teamed
Interlake James Crate 19 Tackles, 8 Assists, 1 Sack. often draws double teams
Virden Tyler Scott 46 total tackles, 2 sacks, 4 fumble recovers, 1 TD
Swan Valley *Jesse Woodson (24 Solo , 19 Assists) 1 Fumble recovery, 2 forced fumbles, and 3 sacks.
Neepawa Trey Martin Grade 10 21 tackles as
ParkWest Shawn Kryslowsky
Virden Tyler Scott
Most Outstanding Player - Offensive Line
Moosomin Calvin Murphy With essentially an all rookie OL, Calvin had to come in and do double duty on the OL.
Dauphin Evan Butler undersized center, makes it work using smarts & mobility, can pull out and block on the run
Interlake *Gabriel Simard At 6'0" 295lbs Gabe is the big man and veteran leader of the Oline.
Virden Dylan Holmstrom team's main blocker
Swawn Valley Ethan Campbell 12 passes for 380 yards and 4 TD's.
Neepawa Tristen Guttormsen Grade 12 Guard
ParkWest Brooks Watson
Virden Dylan Holmstrom
Most Outstanding Player - Special Teams
Moosomin Jackson Sinclair Jackson did triple duty as a DB, RB and Kicker/Punter. 31 special teams tackles.
Dauphin
Interlake Tanner McCallen A versatile member of our cover and return teams
Virden Alex Eckhardt 11 for 16 XPs 1 FG
Swan Valley *Ethan Campbell 22/27 on converts and 4/5 on field goals. Scored 34 points
Neepawa Colter Birnie Gr 9 Kicker/Punter Natural athlete can kick for distance Only played 4 games due to broken hand
Parkwest Jamie Waddell
Virden Alex Eckhardt
Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year
Moosomin Sydney Schenn Gr. 10 female player. Extremely consistent long snapper and very effective starting LB.
24 tackles and 15 assists.
Dauphin Garret Thompson Gr 9 linebacker, 3 tackles, will be force in years to come
Interlake *Graeme Perrie 645 yards rushing and 9 TDs, 158 yards receiving 1 TD.
A grade 10 he finished 3rd in the league in rushing yards and 2nd in rushing TDs.
Virden Cody Kasto Used a lot for a grade 9 and quickly learned the offensive plays
Swan Valley Ethan Trevellyan rushed 9 times for 44 yards and had 9 catches for 157 yards and 2 Touchdowns.
Neepawa Colter Birnie 39 tackles 1QB sack and 2 fumble recoveries in 4 games.
ParkWest
Virden Cody Kasto
Most Outstanding Player - Offense
Moosomin Jared Valentine Hard running fullback. 90 carries for 440 yds.
Dauphin
Interlake Colton Nedotiafko 181 Carries for 1675 and 14 rushing TDs he led the league in all 3 of these categories.
Virden Paul Winters 77 carries 399 yds 6 TDs
Swan Valley *Cody Eisner passed for over 2000 yards and rushed for over 500 yards. He threw 21 TD passes and ran for 7
Neepawa Tanner Mann 713 yards passing 8 passing TDs 613 yards rushing 9 rushing TDs 1
ParkWest Zenon Kristalovich
Virden Paul Winter
Most Outstanding Player - Defense
Moosomin Calvin Murphy 63 tackles, 24 assists, 1 sack and 2 INT's.
Dauphin Logan Conrad 46 tackles, 21 assists, 1 Fumb rec, 1 Int for TD.
Interlake Colton Meisner 75 Tackles, 40 Assists, 5 Sacks, 3 Fumble Recoveries, 7 Interceptions, 3 Defensive TDs.
Virden *Brandon Martens In on 95 tackles 5 sacks 1 TD
Swan Valley Morgan Staniland 72 Solo 35 Assists). 4 Pass Knockdowns, 4 Forced Fumbles and 1 Fumble Recovery.
Neepawa Dylan Devloo 48 tackles 1 QB sack 1 fumble recovery 2 interceptions
ParkWest Josh Gerelus
Virden Brandon Martens
Most Outstanding Player - Defensive Line
Moosomin Wyatt Schenn 42 tackles and 30 assists and 4 fumble recoveries.
Dauphin Ruben Houle 34 tackles 26 assists, 2 sacks, 1 FR, constant pressure on QB, often double teamed
Interlake James Crate 19 Tackles, 8 Assists, 1 Sack. often draws double teams
Virden Tyler Scott 46 total tackles, 2 sacks, 4 fumble recovers, 1 TD
Swan Valley *Jesse Woodson (24 Solo , 19 Assists) 1 Fumble recovery, 2 forced fumbles, and 3 sacks.
Neepawa Trey Martin Grade 10 21 tackles as
ParkWest Shawn Kryslowsky
Virden Tyler Scott
Most Outstanding Player - Offensive Line
Moosomin Calvin Murphy With essentially an all rookie OL, Calvin had to come in and do double duty on the OL.
Dauphin Evan Butler undersized center, makes it work using smarts & mobility, can pull out and block on the run
Interlake *Gabriel Simard At 6'0" 295lbs Gabe is the big man and veteran leader of the Oline.
Virden Dylan Holmstrom team's main blocker
Swawn Valley Ethan Campbell 12 passes for 380 yards and 4 TD's.
Neepawa Tristen Guttormsen Grade 12 Guard
ParkWest Brooks Watson
Virden Dylan Holmstrom
Most Outstanding Player - Special Teams
Moosomin Jackson Sinclair Jackson did triple duty as a DB, RB and Kicker/Punter. 31 special teams tackles.
Dauphin
Interlake Tanner McCallen A versatile member of our cover and return teams
Virden Alex Eckhardt 11 for 16 XPs 1 FG
Swan Valley *Ethan Campbell 22/27 on converts and 4/5 on field goals. Scored 34 points
Neepawa Colter Birnie Gr 9 Kicker/Punter Natural athlete can kick for distance Only played 4 games due to broken hand
Parkwest Jamie Waddell
Virden Alex Eckhardt
Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year
Moosomin Sydney Schenn Gr. 10 female player. Extremely consistent long snapper and very effective starting LB.
24 tackles and 15 assists.
Dauphin Garret Thompson Gr 9 linebacker, 3 tackles, will be force in years to come
Interlake *Graeme Perrie 645 yards rushing and 9 TDs, 158 yards receiving 1 TD.
A grade 10 he finished 3rd in the league in rushing yards and 2nd in rushing TDs.
Virden Cody Kasto Used a lot for a grade 9 and quickly learned the offensive plays
Swan Valley Ethan Trevellyan rushed 9 times for 44 yards and had 9 catches for 157 yards and 2 Touchdowns.
Neepawa Colter Birnie 39 tackles 1QB sack and 2 fumble recoveries in 4 games.
ParkWest
Virden Cody Kasto
Norris Aitken memorial Award
This long time award recognizes a player who combines football ability, academic ability and other criteria schools deem to be an asset to all-round individuals. Norris Aitken was a longtime coach of the Dauphin Clippers and a commissioner for the RMFL for several years.
The 2018 nominees are:
The 2018 nominees are:
Neepawa Tigers – Jayvee Posadas
Jayvee Posadas only played 4 games due to concussion against Moosomim. He is a running back with lightning speed. Jayvee had 35 carries for 385 yards, 4 rushing TD's, 1 catch 29 yard TD and 9 tackles on defense. A true gentleman that goes about his business very quietly. 70% student. |
Moosomin Generals - *Matthew Bajus
Matthew has a 90%+ average)Mathew is an effective one player and use primarily used as a blocker. His team considers him a good character player and teammate. |
Parker guy memorial award
This award (initiated 2018) will be awarded to a Grade 11 or Grade 12 player. This award exemplifies character through involvement in football. Criteria:
Nominees 2018
- A love of football and positive influence to the camaraderie of the sport
- A strong commitment to the team; shows teammanship through modeling positive behaviors and actions
- Team first attitude
- Inclusiveness of all teammates; goes out of their way to make sure rookie players feel like they belong
- Sportsmanship and a high degree of integrity and maturity when communicating and working with coaches, teammates, opponents, and officials
- School and community involvement such as coaching a youth team would be considered an asset
Nominees 2018