Jr. A Awards

2019 – #18 Toron Eccleston – Calgary Mountaineers – 36 goals; 34 assists 70 points in 15 games

2018 – #5 Liam Diebel – Saskatchewan Swat 35 goals; 40 assists 75 points in 15 games 

2015 – #16 Brett McIntyre – Okotoks Jr. A Raiders – 36 goals; 42 assists 78 points in 17 games 
2014 – #26 Dan Taylor – Calgary Jr. A Mountaineers – 80 points (32 goals; 48 assists) in 16 games
2013 – #26 Dan Taylor – Calgary Jr. A Mountaineers – 72 points (37 goals; 35 assists) in 13 games
2012 – #27 James Delaney – Okotoks Jr. Raiders – 101 points (51 goals; 50 assists) in 16 game
2011 – Greg Bourret – Edmonton Eclipse – 71 points (38 goals; 33 assists) in 20 games
2010 – Kevin Wallin – Edmonton Jr. Miners -87 points in 20 games (35 goals, 52 assists)
2009 – Simon Giourmetakis – Edmonton Eclipse – 78 points (32 goals; 46 assists)
2006 – Simon Giourmetakis – Edmonton Eclipse – 61 pts
2005 – Neil Tichkowsky – Edmonton Miners – 55 pts
2004 – Derek Tom – Calgary Jr Raiders – 60 pts
2003 – Jeremy Richardson – Edmonton Miners – 84 pts

TRANSITION PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2023 – Carter Cook – Calgary Mountaineers

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2023 – Kean Moon – Calgary Raiders

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
2023 – Kean Moon – Calgary Raiders

GOALIE OF THE YEAR
2023 – Jace Lesanko – Edmonton Miners

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2023 – Ronin Pusch – Edmonton Miners

FIRST TEAM
2023 – O: Kean Moon – Calgary Raiders, O: Riley Isaacs – Calgary Mountaineers, T: Carter Cook – Calgary Mountaineers, D: Ronin Pusch – Edmonton Miners,
D: Connor Cook – Calgary Mountaineers, G: Jace Lesanko – Edmonton Miners

SECOND TEAM
2023 – O: Briley Maxwell – Edmonton Miners, O: Jeremy Wudrick – Calgary Mountaineers, T: Matt Flammenspeck – Calgary Mountaineers, D: Hudson Chivers – Edmonton Miners,
D: Sean Kriwoken – Calgary Raiders, G: Trace Stewart – Calgary Mountaineers