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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
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.
- 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.
- 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
