2023 RURAL MANITOBA FOOTBALL LEAGUE AWARDs
2023 award Winners
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Most Outstanding Player - Offense
Virden Golden Bears
#88 - Fola Fashola Rushing: 75 carries -1521 yds, 16 TD's. Receiving: 7 catches -273 yards , 3 TD's |
Most Outstanding Player - Offensive Line
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Most Outstanding Player - Defense
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Most Outstanding Player - Defensive Line
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Moosomin Generals
#17 - TJ Schenn 76 tackles 21 tackle assists (86.5 total), 3 QB sacks, 3 INT, 3 Fumble Recovery, 1 pass Knock Down, 1 Def TD TJ is our tall, rangy MLB and long snapper. He leads not only the team but league in solo Tackles and total Tackles as well as a number of other Defensive stats. TJ is a Grade 12 player who is one of the leaders on defense and uses his length to his advantage to cover a large area of the field. TJ also handles the KO duties for us which has been a huge advantage in helping us recover multiple onside kicks |
Swan Valley Tigers
#72 Beau Oakes 15 Solo tackles 14 Ast 3 Sacks Grade 12 Team Captain 3rd Year. Broke his leg bad a few years ago, has kept playing |
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Most Outstanding Player - Special Teams
Winnipeg Falcons
#9 Owen Fehr KO return 442 yards 2 TD's Punt return 1TD 2 onside kick recovery Owen is the one to watch out for when he is on the field, he is on every single special team, and has the ability to score whenever the ball is in his hands. |
Rookie of the Year
Moosomin Generals
#87 - Liam Thompson 76 carries for 799 yards 10.5 yard average 8 TD 3 catches for 72 yards 1 TD Kick return attempts 6 for 139 yards 1TD punt return attempts 10 197 yards 8 special teams tackles Liam is a Grade 10 player with blazing speed and is a threat to score every time the ball is in his hands. He will be a work horse for us as push into the playoffs and continues to rack up the yardage . |
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Norris Aitken Award
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Parker Guy Award
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Moosomin Generals
#34 - Spencer Hill 42 tackles 14 assists 1 INT 6 pass Knock Downs Spencer is a grade 11 player and a leader on the team not only a great student but a great football player having the second most tackles on the team. His football IQ makes him a great asset on the team for relaying the play calls and communicating with the coaches to improve the defense. |
Interlake Thunder
#85 - Ethan Eberts - Rec 15 rec, 229 yds, 4 rec TD's Ethan is a senior in his third year with the Thunder. In his sophomore season Ethan earned the nickname "The Professor" as he proved to be adept at soaking up knowledge of the play book and helping teammates with alignment and assignment. As a first year team captain this year Ethan has taken on a large leadership role and is an extension of the coaching staff at practices and on the field on gamedays. Ethan also leads by example playing with a ferocity and physicality you wouldn't assume given his stature. |
Larry Thiessen Coach of the Year
Cam Bennet - Dauphin Clippers
POSITIONAL Award Nominees
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Most Outstanding Player - Offense
Parkwest Outlaws
#5 Reese Talbot RB 418 yds rushing 2 TD 
Interlake Thunder
#80 - Jessie Batenchuk Rec/QB 43 Rec, 846 yds, 12 rec TDs, 7 rush, 135 yds 1 TD, 2 2pt conversions. Jessie found a way to the endzone in every game this year, averaging just over two majors per game as well as over 100 yds per game. Jessie often drew safety attention to his side. Jessie was also an effective blocker on the perimeter as well as getting his hands dirty in the box. He brought a read option twist to the offense when he was called in at QB. 
Southwest Sabres
24 Ryder Clayton RB 1350 yds 105 carries 8 rushing TD's 1 passing TD. Ryder is a Grade 12 student that has been with the Sabres for 3 years and has been a starter for the the team for all 3 at WR or RB. Ryder has been a Captain of the team for the last 2 years and has not missed a game in all 3 years he has played. You can tell Ryder has spent a lot of time in the gym during the offseason to help improve his game and his numbers this season show it. 
Dauphin Clippers
#11 Will Miner 87 carries 828 yards 1 TD, 1 fumble Will is a powerhouse RB who looks for contact and will run you over if he needs to. 
Swan Valley Tigers
#7 Devin Todosichuk 825 rushing 9 TD 184 Receiving 2 TD Grade 12 Playing LB and RB 3rd Year Team Captain 
Moosomin Generals
#8 Seth Cairns 211 pass yards 222 rush yards 7 rush TD 3 pass TD two 2pt converts Seth is the returning QB and has evolved from a hand off specialist to a QB that can pass and run. He plays with a high level of compete and effort that rivals very few. Seth will do anything to help the team win 
Virden Golden Bears
#88 - Fola Fashola Rushing: 75 carries -1521 yds, 16 TD's. Receiving: 7 catches -273 yards , 3 TD's 
Neepawa Tigers
#4 Brody Pollock 18 Receptions 485 Yds 6 TDs, 1 KO TD The defacto receiving threat. Also steps in a LB, CB, and PR as needed. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#9 - Owen Fehr 87 carries 1024 yards 9 TD's 17 receptions 251 yards 3 TD's 8 2 point conversions Owen is the complete package! an exceptional athlete, outstanding speed, agility, vision, hands and game awareness. Always a threat to score at any point. He is an absolute work horse who never quits. 
St. Vital Mustangs
#10 Max Funk QB 162/245 2342 yards 31 td passes 3 interceptions 64 yards rushing 1 rushing td 1 rushing 2 point convert. Max has produced a dazzling performance in his rookie RMFL season. A quiet leader but a fierce competitor, he takes his training to a high level and consistently applies his gifted talents at QB. Most Outstanding Player - Defense
ParkWest Outlaws
#87 Orin McKay LB 64 Tackles 2 sack 4 Fumble recoveries 3 Int 
Interlake Thunder
#11 - Ian Gray - LB 33 solo tackles, 9 ast tackles. Ian was a force in the middle of the defense this year. He set the tone with his run fits totaling 33 solo tackles with 9 assists. Ian was also a grade 12 captain and helped call shifts and adjustments for our defence. 
Southwest Sabres
#1 Lincoln Murphy LB 40+ tackles, 13 assisted tackles, 1 sack. Lincoln is his grade 11 year with the Sabres and has really improved his game over the 2 seasons this year. Leading the team in tackles. He has improved his overall game as well his athleticism. Also a Captain of the Sabres. 
Dauphin Clippers
#81 - Riley Lobert 15 tackles, 7 INT, 2 knock downs, 2 def TD's, 2 FF Riley has been a dynamic defender with 2 punt return TD's as well this regular season. 
Swan Valley Tigers
#8 Carter Bass 25 solo tackles 13 Ast 1 FF 1FR 1 pick 6 Grade 12 Playing LB and OL 4th year Team Captain 
Moosomin Generals
#17 - TJ Schenn 76 tackles 21 tackle assists (86.5 total), 3 QB sacks, 3 INT, 3 Fumble Recovery, 1 pass Knock Down, 1 Def TD TJ is our tall, rangy MLB and long snapper. He leads not only the team but league in solo Tackles and total Tackles as well as a number of other Defensive stats. TJ is a Grade 12 player who is one of the leaders on defense and uses his length to his advantage to cover a large area of the field. TJ also handles the KO duties for us which has been a huge advantage in helping us recover multiple onside kicks 
Virden Golden Bears
#28 - Preston Talbot 55 tackles, 27 Assists 
Neepawa Tigers
#24 Jordy Martin 17 Solo, 10 assists, 2 sacks, 2 FR, 1 FC. Jordy is a force at middle linebacker. He's regularly a part of the pile either stuffing the ball carrier or chasing them down and assisting. He handles the tough assignment of taking on the offenses #1 threat in the backfield. Even after getting injured halfway through the season, he was on pace for a fantastic statistical year yet returned to leave his mark in the playoffs. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#11 - Lucas Wolkowski 20 tackles 1 sack Lucas is the key defender on the field, exceptional speed and vision, great game awareness, and is a solid team leader who demonstrates by example. 
St.Vital Mustangs
#88 Remi LAWRIE LB 48 Tackles, 1 Def TD Remi arrived from the Mustangs bantam program and is a skillful and intelligent MLB. He showed great tenacity all season long as a team captain. Most Outstanding Player - Special Teams
ParkWest Outlaws
#87 Orin McKay Recovered 5 OS kicks. Leapt over line and blocked 3 PAT 
Interlake Thunder
#7 - Dylan Maclean - S, PR, LS 26 tackles, 9 assisted. Dylan was both our punt returner and long snapper on top of being a dynamic safety. Dylan made many tackles on punt coverage as well as eventually took over long snapping duties after an injury. Dylan acted as punt returner for us as well. 
SouthWest Sabres
#50 Kai Bennett 50 LB, P 10 Punts, 254 yards New to having this added responsibility Kai has shown poise and control while kicking punts this year. 
Dauphin Clippers
#10 - Cody Zurba Clippers QB and backup place kicker, and sometimes punter. Cody has been able to fill on on an emergency basis as needed.
Swan Valley Tigers
#8 Carter Bass 12/15 Converts. Most of the time won us the field position battle with Punting. Grade 12 That does a lot of thing for us. 
Moosomin Generals
#77 Tayson Cherry 11 return attempts for 319 yards average 29yards a return 2 return TD 4 special teams tackles 1 Fumble Recovery on Kick Off. Offensive Stats 3 carries 34 yards 5 receptions 126 yards 2 TD Tayson is a grade 12 player who returned to the team after playing on our junior team. His speed is a welcome addition every time we put our kick return team out we know we are going to have great field position for our offence with an average of 29 yards a return 
Virden Golden Bears
#84 Ayo Fashola . 
Neepawa Tigers
#64 Austin Lewis 3/3 PAT Even though he hasn't had a lot of opportunity to kick, he leads the special teams crews. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#9 Owen Fehr KO return 442 yards 2 TD's Punt return 1TD 2 onside kick recovery Owen is the one to watch out for when he is on the field, he is on every single special team, and has the ability to score whenever the ball is in his hands. 
St. Vital Mustangs
#25 Ethan Funk KO Avg 23.4, 1 TD Ethan joined from the Mustangs bantams and has displayed incredible talent at a wide range of positions. He is a very talented athlete with a high degree of physical ability and speed. |
Most Outstanding Player - Offensive Line
ParkWest Outlaws
#65 Jimmy Cote 
Interlake Thunder
#62 Jake Rogoski C/ G In his first year playing football, Jake has soaked up the identity of being an O-lineman. Jake has spent time at center as well as guard when injuries required. Jake uses his strength and low center of gravity to get under defenders shoulders and drive block in the run game as well as effectively anchor on his interior pass sets. 
SouthWest Sabres
#68 Oren Robbins Orin has been outstanding in his Grade 12 year taking over as center and bringing his big body into the game. Top marks for this tough Center on a great O-line. 
Dauphin Clippers
#94 Owen Tyschinski The Clippers' anchor on the O line and a real force on the punt team. He often gets downfield and makes hard hitting tackles on punt coverage or removes blocks easily. 3 special teams tackles 
Swan Valley Tigers
#44 Kyle Klein 18 catches 234 yards 4 TD Anchored an O-line that helped run the ball for over 2200 Yards. Grade 12 Team Captain Solid Run and Pass Blocker. 
Moosomin Generals
#65 Alex Beutler Alex is Grade 12 player and the standout leader on the O- ine He is like having a coach on the field with a high football IQ he is always helping the linemen beside him by calling out the blocks and helping execute the blocking schemes. Team offensive stats 2059 total offensive yards and 24 TD 
Virden Golden Bears
#13 - Sawyer Langevin 21 catches - 408 yards, 5 TD's 
Neepawa Tigers
#82 Brandan Johnston When the original head coach stepped down, Brandan stepped up to coach the OL/DL during practice until a new OL/DL came on board to help. Voted Captain by his teammates. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#77 Mason McEwen 7 carries 67 yards, 1 reception 13 yards Mason is a primary key to nearly all offensive plays, he has all the tools: Attitude, size, strength and great speed. Always in the play and gets down field to make special team tackles. A positive role model to teammates. 
St. Vital Mustangs
#64 Cayden Pipes Cayden is a new arrival from Edmonton and quickly established himself as an elite quality lineman. Also an essential component of the defensive run package. A true class competitor. Most Outstanding Player - Defensive Line
ParkWest Outlaws
#26 Sam Shingoose End 
Interlake Thunder
# 55 Carter Bomberak DE 20 tackles, 6 assists, 3.5 sacks Carter was a force on the strong edge for our defense. Carter has a non stop motor paired with imposing size and strength. Carter excelled at both stuffing the B gap as well as maintaining the edge in the C gap. Carter also spent time on the offensive side utilizing his athleticism at TE. 
Southwest Sabres
#46 Dylan Calverly DE 15 tackles, 7 Assisted 9 sacks Dylan is Grade 11 student with Sabres and has been dominant on the End position. Always continuing to improve and learn new things about his position. 
Dauphin Clippers
#99 - Lars Gudbjartson An imposing figure on the D line standing at 6' 5" he is a force to reckon with, often applying pressure to the QB. 18 tackles, 6 assists, 3 fumble recoveries, 1 forced fumble 
Swan Valley Tigers
#72 Beau Oakes 15 Solo 14 Ast 3 Sacks Grade 12 Team Captain 3rd Year. Broke his leg bad a few years ago, has kept playing 
Moosomin Generals
#19 Jethro Deramas 15 Tackles 6 Assists 1 QB sack 1 Forced fumbles 2 Fumble Recoveries Jethro has settled very well into his position on the D-line, as grade 9 he has taken over a steady spot in a position group that has a lot of players. His athleticism has made his transition from TE with our junior team to D End with the senior team look effortless. Jethro will be a force for several years to come 
Virden Golden Bears
#65 - Joe Pounder 
Neepawa Tigers
#76 Grayson Pearson 6 solo, 10 assist, 1 Fumble Rec A grade 10 player, he has shown wonderful improvement this year. His hand control is the best on the DL. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#97 - Reinhold Epp 16.5 tackles 1 sack Reinhold is an exceptional player: strong, fast, and dedicated. Not only leads by example but has commitment beyond most as he seldom ever misses a practice while living an 1hr and 30min away. 
St. Vital Mustangs
#60 Cruz Davis 14 Tackles, 1 Sack Cruz is a veteran of the Mustangs 2022 season and possesses excellent technical skills. His versatility makes him capable at all line positions. Rookie of the Year
ParkWest Outlaws
#6 Chet McKay LB 10 Tackles 1 Fumble recovery 1 INT 
Interlake Thunder
AJ Nadon # 24 - RB 39 carries, 347 yards, 2 rushing TDs, 3 recs, 47 yds AJ had some electric runs in his rookie season with us. He also proved himself a willing pass blocker and a dynamic threat out of the backfield in the pass game when called upon. 
Southwest Sabres
#33 Ben Winters WR19 rec 190 yards 1 TD, 2 carries 28 yards, 2 - 2point conversions. The rookie receiver has played exceptionably well in his first year at grade 9. His downfield blocking ability and catches has made him a starter on the team all season. 
Dauphin Clippers
#9 - Chayne Paziuk 11 carries , 97 yards, 7 KO returns for 65 yards. Grade 9, will be force in the future. RB of the future. Quick to learn and built like a bruising RB 
Swan Valley Tigers
#30 Jayden Thompson 12 Solo 10 Ast Tackles 2 Sacks 2 FR 2 INT Grade 9 with a bright future on this team. Still learning, does a lot of things right. Gives 100% every play 
Moosomin Generals
#87 - Liam Thompson 76 carries for 799 yards 10.5 yard average 8 TD 3 catches for 72 yards 1 TD Kick return attempts 6 for 139 yards 1TD punt return attempts 10 197 yards 8 special teams tackles Liam is a Grade 10 player with blazing speed and is a threat to score every time the ball is in his hands. He will be a work horse for us as push into the playoffs and continues to rack up the yardage . 
Virden Golden Bears
#8 Luka Mahmutovic 
Neepawa Tigers
#3 Ethan Clark 2/8 20 yards An emerging leader at Grade 9, Ethan will step in as starting QB next year (currently backing up a grade 12 QB). Has split reps with starter during practices. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#24 - Cole Richardson 28.5 tackles, 1 fumble recovery Cole is one who outplays his size, at 5'5" 130lbs, he is fearless on run support when attacking RB's and shedding blockers twice his size, and uses his speed and game awareness when covering WR's. Always wanting to be involved, he also plays on Kick off, Kick off Return, Punt, Punt Return and Field Goals. Along with his skill he is a charismatic team mate, always looking to keep the teams moral up. 
St. Vital Mustangs
#63 - Zach Normand Zach is a gr.9 player moved up from the bantams. Despite playing undersize he plays with the physicality and intensity of a much larger player. He gave outstanding effort and secured his role as starting Center. |
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 2023 nominees are:
The 2023 nominees are:
Dauphin Clippers
#11 - Will Miner 87 carries 828 yards 1 TD, 1 fumble Will is a powerhouse RB who looks for contact and will run you over if he needs to. |
ParkWest Outlaws
#25 Chris Simard |
Interlake Thunder
#11 - Ian Gray - MLB 33 solo tackles, 9 assit tackles. Ian is in his third and senior year with the Thunder. Ian is a leader on the team and senior captain. He sets the tone on the field and patrols the interior of the unit. Academically Ian is a dedicated student. Ian maintains his grades through active participation and diligent study. Upon graduation ian hopes to earn a scholarship to a University out east. |
Moosomin Generals
#34 - Spencer Hill 42 tackles 14 assists 1 INT 6 pass Knock Downs Spencer is a grade 11 player and a leader on the team not only a great student (see attached transcript) but a great football player having the second most tackles on the team. His football IQ makes him a great asset on the team for relaying the play calls and communicating with the coaches to improve the defense. |
Winnipeg Falcons
#9 Owen Fehr Owen loves everything about the game of football. He never misses practice, arriving early and staying late. He spends hours studying his playbook, working with a personal trainer, and going to the gym in order to improve himself. Owen leads his team in rushing, receiving, return yards, and tackles, and never takes a play off. He is the ultimate team player, willing to play wherever his team needs him. In Spring, Owen played in the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Blue & Gold High school Showcase, an invitational game for the top high school players in the province. Owen led his team in receiving yards in this game. In summer, Owen played for Team MB at the Canada Cup, where he made the starting lineup. In 2022, Owen played on the Manitoba Selects travel team. For the last several years, Owen has volunteered at the Falcons’ “Try Football Days”, which are held for kids new to football. Despite Owen’s incredibly busy schedule, he has maintained an 89% average at his French immersion high school. 
Swan Valley Tiger
#7 Devin Todosichuk 825 yards rushing 9 TD 184 yards Receiving 2 TD 15 solo tackles 14 Ast Tackles 1 INT |
Neepawa Tigers
#6 Carson Baker 57 Solo, 21 Assist, 1 sack, 1 FF, 1 FR, 3 INTs, 1 DEF TD Carson is the leader of the Neepawa Defense. As captain, he controls the scheme, assignments, and calls the defensive plays. Farm-boy tough, his motor is always running and he doesn’t know how to back down or quit. He’s helped develop rookies as they come through the program. Not only does he teach them where to go, proper technique and angles, he also teaches them WHY these items are important. It’s not a “just do it this way” method but he lays down the background and educates them on why certain things need to be done certain ways. The “light bulb” moments are wonderful to see when it’s passed on within the team. When he’s on the field, he’s a missile. Off the field, he’s providing feedback to his teammates and coaching staff to help guide adjustments and reactions. He truly understands the game. Academically, he’s top-notch. He has the drive, the work ethic, the physical skills and the mental prowess that everyone looks for. When I saw the requirements for this award, no other person came to mind. Bar none, it’s Carson. Carson is the leader of the Neepawa Defense. As captain, he controls the scheme, assignments, and calls the defensive plays. Farm-boy tough, his motor is always running and he doesn’t know how to back down or quit. He’s helped develop rookies as they come through the program. Not only does he teach them where to go, proper technique and angles, he also teaches them WHY these items are important. It’s not a “just do it this way” method but he lays down the background and educates them on why certain things need to be done certain ways. The “light bulb” moments are wonderful to see when it’s passed on within the team. When he’s on the field, he’s a missile. Off the field, he’s providing feedback to his teammates and coaching staff to help guide adjustments and reactions. He truly understands the game. Academically, he’s top-notch. He has the drive, the work ethic, the physical skills and the mental prowess that everyone looks for. When I saw the requirements for this award, no other person came to mind. Bar none, it’s Carson. |
St. Vital Mustangs
# 87 Nick Estabrooks
17 Tackles, 3 Sacks, 2 Ints
Nick is a veteran of the Mustangs U18 2022 season, earning Most Valuable Defenseman. He trains at a high level year round and is a tenacious competitor and gentleman.
# 87 Nick Estabrooks
17 Tackles, 3 Sacks, 2 Ints
Nick is a veteran of the Mustangs U18 2022 season, earning Most Valuable Defenseman. He trains at a high level year round and is a tenacious competitor and gentleman.
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:
- 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
ParkWest Outlaws
#40 Alex Argue 
Dauphin Clippers
#25 Xander Tomkins Xander is a Gr 12 student who always puts his teammates first. Always one to make sure people are looked after. 
Winnipeg Falcons
#88 Aiden Stewart Aiden has been a leader on and off the field all season. While being a competitive player he looks to make sure all players understand their roles but always encourages teammates to be their best in a positive manner. |
Neepawa Tigers
#88 Bryce Ham Bryce is the emotional and motivational leader of the Neepawa Tigers Football Team. He exemplifies positivity, heart, work ethic….all of the things you look for in leadership. Football is the only sport he plays and he puts his heart and soul into it, whether it’s at practice or on gameday. He’s tutored his fellow linemen, encourages and coaches younger kids to keep them involved and invested, and constantly looks for the positive reinforcement necessary to grow and learn. You can regularly hear him on the line discussing spacing, assignments, and technique to his linemates. As a prototypical “big man”, when he wins his OL battles, he will help the other guy up, pat them on the head, and get ready to battle again. He doesn’t yell obscenities, understands his role in leadership, motivation, encouragement, and is a front-line tone-setter. If of one his teammates gets injured he’s the first out to help carry him off the field. Always up and ready to go to war, he also has a side of him that remains soft, emotional, and understanding of those around him. If this award was made for someone, it’s Bryce. This kid is amazing. |
Interlake Thunder
#85 - Ethan Eberts - Rec 15 rec, 229 yds, 4 rec TD's Ethan is a senior in his third year with the Thunder. In his sophomore season Ethan earned the nickname "The Professor" as he proved to be adept at soaking up knowledge of the play book and helping teammates with alignment and assignment. As a first year team captain this year Ethan has taken on a large leadership role and is an extension of the coaching staff at practices and on the field on gamedays. Ethan also leads by example playing with a ferocity and physicality you wouldn't assume given his stature. 
St. Vital Mustangs
#66 Darien Bills Darien is a veteran lineman who also maintains a high academic grade. He is a stalwart blocker and class teammate who is always willing to aid those around him. He conducts himself with a high level of maturity and discipline. |
Moosomin Generals
#21 - Wyatt Coutts 27 tackles 8 assists 3 INT 3 Pass Knock Downs 1 Fumble Recovery Wyatt is a grade 11 player with our senior team but has been involved with our program going all the way back to his u12 days. Wyatt is the glue guy that every program needs. He is the first player to step every time there is a call for a work bee, a community work day that the team helps out with, any fundraising activity. If some thing is needed to be done at the field he is the first to show up. He has helped with coaching in our U10 and U12 programs as well as reffing as a sideline judge for our juniors team. I as coach have yet to get to the field before him for practice or game day. When I show up for games he is usually done setting up the field and helping get concession stuff ready. (a great testament to his parents for raising him the right way) Wyatt may not be the most vocal player but he leads with an example that every kid should follow with a positive, can do attitude |
Coach of the year
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Christof Hasselfield - Interlake Thunder
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Bruce Waddell - Parkwest Outlaws
St. Vital Mustangs - Brock Jansen
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Cam Bennet - Dauphin Clippers
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Interlake Thunder Coaching Staff
Neepawa Tiger Coaching Staff
Additional All-stars
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Interlake Thunder
Ben Cook #18 QB 81 completions on 137 attempts, 1473 pass yds, 19 pass TD's, 190 rush yds, 7 rush TDs Parkwest Outlaws
#24 Emmett Desjardins Swan Valley Tigers
#28 Jak Turner 530 rushing 10 TD 200 Rec 2 TD #1 Ryder Kushniryk Passed for 926 yard 11 TD rushed for 690 and 9 TD |
Dauphin Clippers
#75 Sully Fox An all-round force on offense and defense. 31 carries 198 yards 4 rushing TD's 12 tackles, 3 assists, 1 QB sack, 1 fumble recovery, 1 forced fumble #8 - Josiah Seale The defensive captain that always knows what is going on. 21 tackles, 5 assists, 1 INT, 13 knockdowns |
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SouthWest Sabres
#7 Dylan Winters QB 592 yards Passing, throwing 6 TD's, 917 yards rushing with 13 TD's #4 Lain Skeoch WR 20 Receptions 1778 yards and 4 tds, 1 rushing TD on six carries Virden Bears
#39 Mitchell Draper DB 41 tackles, 22 assists |
Moosomin Generals
#7 - Ethan Anderson 35 tackles 18 assists 1 fumble recovery 1 forced fumble 6 kick returns for 38 yards Winnipeg Falcons
#7 Josh Giesbrecht QB, WR, RB,DB #56 Martyn Burston Guard, Defensive Tackle |
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Neepawa Tigers
#34 Jason Whitlaw RB 103 carries 415 yards, 4 Rec 49 yards, 3 TDs, 3 2-pt conv |
St. Vital Mustangs
#99 Odin Thorarinson 41 catches 712 yards 5tds 3, 2 point converts #87 Nick Estabrooks |
Dauphin Clipper Photos courtesy of Pederson Photographic
