Award Winners

Individual & Recognition Award Winners

ONTARIO MINOR FIELD LACROSSE LEAGUE AWARDS

TUCKER WILLIAMS COURAGE AWARD

The Tucker Williams Courage Award will be presented to an Ontario Minor Field Lacrosse League member who has displayed great strength and fortitude in overcoming personal tribulations to participate in OMFLL as a player, coach or administrator. Potential nominees for this award may have faced challenges including, but not limited to, the following; health issues, family issues OR personal issues related to race, religion, gender, sexuality, etc.

Additional Notes:

1. The OMFLL will donate $250 to a charity of the recipients choice.
2. To preserve the integrity, and the spirit of courage displayed by Tucker Williams, this award may not necessarily be presented annually.
3. All nominations will be reviewed by a Committee comprised of the OMFLL Commissioner, one other OMFLL Executive member, and the Williams Family.

2023 - Not Awarded
2022 - Oshawa Blue Knights U17 - Oshawa2023 -
2021 - Quinn Little - Brampton
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Wyatt Turner - Burlington
2018 - Devin Shoreman - Barrie
2017 - The Williams Family

RICK “TUGGY” PASSFIELD MEMORIAL AWARD

To be awarded to the U13 Goalie demonstrating the most potential in the game of Field Lacrosse, through his/her hard work, dedication and determination.

2023 - Tucker Williams - Northumberland
2022 - Hunter Dowdell - Barrie
2021 - Aiden Kellough - Orangeville
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - No Nominations Submitted
2018 - Chase Beiers - Orillia
2017 - Austin Stephenson - Milton
2016 - Callan Baker - Peterborough
2015 - Thomas MacDonald - Mimico
2014 - Chase Strychaluk - Oakville
2013 - Dawson Lippert - KW
2012 - Gareth Haigh - Mimico
2011 - Adam Sarginson - Guelph
2010 - - Drew Hutchison - Clarington
2009 - Ty Quinlan - Hamiliton
2008 - Samuel Postma - Brampton
2007 - Kyle Leeming - London
2006 - Nick Nesbitt - Burlington

TED SAWICKI AWARD

To be awarded to the Graduating U17 Defensive Player demonstrating high proficiency in Field lacrosse as well as sportsmanship.

2023 - Ryder Johnson - Six Nations
2022 - Carter Drynan - Toronto Beaches
2021 - Jack Woynarski - Brampton
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Cole Begley - Mimico
2018 - Zackary Tower - Mississauga
2017 - Matthew Wright - Oakville
2016 - Josh Dilauro - Whitby
2015 - Dustyn Pratt - Orangeville
2014 - Daniel Balawejder - Mimico
2013 - Warren Jeffrey - Mimico
2012 - Riley Palmer - Oshawa
2011 - Matthew Gilray - Clarington
2010 - Daniel Williams - Hamilton
2009 - Derek Searle - Hamilton
2008 - Brad Kri - Halton Hills
2007 - Jason Noble - Orangeville
2006 - Kyle Andrews & Daniel Patterson - Halton Hills
2005 - Jason Johns - Hamilton
2004 - Jesse Guerin - Peterborough
2003 - Tyler Cuthbert - Peterborough
2002 - Kyle Sorenson - Peterborough
2001 - Wesley MacDonald - Toronto Beaches
2000 - Brandon Evans - Brampton

STAN COCKERTON AWARD

To be awarded to the Graduating U17 Offensive Player demonstrating high proficiency in Field lacrosse as well as sportsmanship.

2023 - Duncan MacDonald - Toronto Stars
2022 - Treysen Stewart - Oshawa
2021 - Jeremy Fancett - Brampton
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Will Sheehan - Oakville
2018 - Chris Dong - Oakville
2017 - Justin Sykes - Oakville
2016 - Grayson Hogg - Clarington
2015 - Liam Limoges - Mimico
2014 - Aidan Conlon - Toronto Beaches
2013 - Jeffrey Teat - Brampton
2012 - Tanner Thomson - Mimico
2011 - Cameron Milligan - Peterborough
2010 - Austin Shanks - Oshawa
2009 - Nathan White - Peterborough
2008 - Dylan Webster - Brampton
2007 - Zach Palmer - Oshawa
2006 - Jake Thompson - Orangeville
2005 - Jayson Card - Orangeville
2004 - Andrei Bruno - Toronto Beaches
2003 - Matt Carter - Brampton
2002 - Mike McKenzie - Oshawa
2001 - Bryce Marshall - Toronto Beaches
2000 - Darren Halls - Orangeville

RYAN HABER MEMORIAL AWARD

To be awarded to the U17 (Midget) Player demonstrating high proficiency in the game of Field Lacrosse, through his/her hard work, dedication and determination.

2023 - Becker Lippert - Oakville
2022 - Holton Marshall - Orangeville
2021 - Jacob Jenke - Brampton
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Jacob Wright - Burlington
2018 - Tyler Ford - Oakville
2017 - Tyler Grandel - Kawartha Lakes
2016 - Nicholas Fulgenzi - Caledon
2015 - Gareth Haigh - Mimico
2014 - Tristan Hanna - Whitby & Jaden Walcot - Oakville
2013 - Tyrus Rehanek - Brampton
2012 - Thomas Bianchin - Burlington
2011 - Colin Mawdsley - Barrie
2010 - Jake Fenton - Peterborough
2009 - Turner Evans - Peterborough
2008 - Jamieson Kuhlmann - Toronto Beaches
2007 - Mark Cockerton - Oshawa
2006 - Ryan Haynes - Halton Hills
2005 - Cameron Flint - Halton Hills
2004 - Gary Muzzin - Brampton
2003 - Ryan Bernardi - Brampton
2002 - Shawn Evans - Peterborough
2001 - Zac Greer - Oshawa
2000 - Adam Gardner - Caledon-Vaughan

BOBBY ALLAN COACH OF THE YEAR

To be awarded to the Coach whose unselfish motivations are demonstrated by the dedication of their efforts by teaching and promoting the game of Field Lacrosse as well as sportsmanship.

2023 - Spencer Steinbach - Guelph
2022 - Jesse Irons-Crocker - Orangeville
2021 - Paul Falkiner - Orangeville
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Jamie Sproat - Burlington
2018 - Jason Rudge - Huntsville
2017 - Todd King - Barrie
2016 - Nicole Gardy - Orillia
2015 - Max Perren - Toronto Beaches
2014 - Paul McKenna, Mike Wolf & Adam Wolf - Mimico
2013 - Albert Rehanek - Brampton
2012 - Darren LeBlanc - Orangeville & Scott McCrory - Clarington
2011 - David Summerville - Orangeville
2010 - Andrew Kennedy - Clarington
2009 - Nick Reed, Ian Parrag & Anthio Yuen - Toronto Beaches
2008 - Doug Marshall - Halton Hills
2007 - Matt Attwood - St. Catharines
2006 - David Summerville - Orangeville
2005 - Jordan Wilkinson & Brent Cousins - Toronto Beaches
2004 - John Bergsma & Steve Kikot - Toronto Beaches
2003 - Reg Ewles - Brampton
2002 - Troyhann Santos - Toronto Beaches
2001 - Jason Johnson - Six Nations
2000 - Greg Fancett - Caledon-Vaughan

LAURIE MONTGOMERY MEMORIAL AWARD

2023 - Jenn Park - Oakville
2022 - Jason Yoshida - Whitby
2021 - Tim Luey - St. Catharines
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Luke Coppinger - Toronto Beaches
2018 - Paddy O'Toole - Brampton
2017 - Stephanie Kuntz - Kitchener
2016 - William Boyle - Burlington
2015 - Neil Macdonald - Brantford
2014 - Jennifer Price - Toronto Beaches
2013 - Greg Fancett - Wasaga Beach
2012 - Peter Debrone - Mimico
2011 - Ray Skyvington - Mississauga
2010 - Joel Firmin - Hamilton
2009 - Ryan Dutkus - Welland
2008 - Chris Juniper - KW
2007 - Mena Briscoe - Orangeville
2006 - Albert Rehanek - Brampton
2005 - Tracy Johnston - Six Nations
2004 - Greg Thompson - Orangeville

JAMIESON KULHMANN MEMORIAL AWARD (OLA AWARD)

To be awarded to the U17 player demonstrating high proficiency in field lacrosse combined with outstanding achievement in citizenship, together with high standards in academics.

2023 - Not Awarded
2022 - Charlie Boon - Guelph
2021 - Sheldon Broughton - Toronto Beaches
2020 - Not Awarded Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
2019 - Finlay Thomson - Mimico
2018 - Eddie Qu - Mississauga
2017 - Reed Kurtz - Guelph
2016 - Marcus Johnstone - Toronto Beaches
2015 - Luca Dannetta - Toronto Beaches
2014 - Tyler Stinson - Uxbridge
2013 - Ethan Walker - Peterborough
2012 - Zach Schuetzkowski - KW
2011 - Alec Tulett - Toronto Beaches
2010 - Justin DeMarchi - Mimico
2009 - Jordon Robertson - Toronto Beaches

PREVIOUS AWARDS

COMMISSIONER'S AWARD

To be awarded to the Volunteer whose unselfish motivations are demonstrated by their dedication and determination of continually promoting and bettering the game of Field Lacrosse throughout the years. Nominated by the OMFLL Commissioner. After 2014, this Award and the Laurie Montgomery Award were merged into one Award due to near matching criteria.

2014 - Bonnie Blasutti - Brampton
2013 - Jeff Snyder - Guelph
2012 - Lynn Orth - KW
2011 - Joe Hiltz - Peterborough
2010 - Lynn Swindells - West Durham
2009 - Albert Rehanek - Brampton
2008 - Tracy Johnson - Six Nations
2007 - KWMLA Executive - KW
2006 - Ron Pallister - Elora
2005 - Johanne Sett - Fergus
2004 - Clancy Almas - Hamilton
2003 - Chris Juniper - KW
2002 - Peter Flook - Whitby
2001 - Don Kohara - Toronto Beaches
2000 - Terry Lloyd - Oshawa