Toronto Legion S96 Team Awards

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Toronto Legion S96 Team Awards

 

Hello, and welcome to the awards ceremony for the S96 Legion team! It was a rough start to the season for the Legion, one that we were not able to recover from to make the playoffs despite a hot finish to the season.

 

Here is a look back at a list of the Legion players who finished in the Top 10 in statistical categories in the VHL:

 

Goals: Harry Callahan (2nd)

Points: Harry Callahan (t-7th)

Rookie Points: Dorji Khan (5th)

Shorthanded Goals: Diego Machado (1st), Mikko Borisyuk (t-7th), Harry Callahan (t-7th), Walter Fitzroy Jr. (t-7th)

Game Winning Goals: Harry Callahan (t-9th)

Hat Tricks: Harry Callahan (t-6th)

Wins: Dalkr Vidarsson (t-9th)

Shutouts: Dalkr Vidarsson (t-2nd)
Goalie Assists: Dalkr Vidarsson (t-1st)

 

Here are the Legion statistical leaders, and their totals:

 

Goals:	Harry Callahan	55
Assists:	Harry Callahan	52
Points:	Harry Callahan	107
+/-:	Harry Callahan	+29
PIM:	Diego Machado	126
Hits:	Harry Callahan	247
Shots:	Harry Callahan	486
Shots Blocked:	Gul Dukat	137
PPG:	Diego Machado	11
SHG:	Diego Machado	3
GWG:	Harry Callahan	8
Wins:	Dalkr Vidarsson	33
GAA:	Dalkr Vidarsson	2.74
SV%:	Dalkr Vidarsson	.917
SO:	Dalkr Vidarsson	6

 

 

Onto the awards we go!

 

Most Valuable Player

#88 Harry Callahan

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For the second consecutive season, Callahan wins the team MVP award after leading the team in multiple statistical categories, setting a few career highs. Callahan was named to the 2nd All-VHL team as a RW, just missing out on the league lead in goals by one.

 

Others receiving votes: Dalkr Vidarsson, Diego Machado

 

Best Defender

#45 Andrew Skilton

@ace_five_

 

Continued growth for Andrew Skilton as a young defender in the VHL resulted in career highs in assists, points, plus/minus, shots, and powerplay goals in his sophomore year. A big part of the future on the Legion blueline, the S94 first round pick has already become the TPE leader for Legion defenders, along with having the 7th highest TPE from the S94 draft class. This is the first Best Defender award for Skilton.

 

Others receiving votes: Bobby Bob, FISTED ANALLY BY A CIRCUS MONKEY Analfist

 

 

Unsung Hero

#77 Gul Dukat

@MSouthworth

 

One of the defensive rocks on the Legion blueline, Gul Dukat added more offensive prowess in his third season in the VHL, picking up career highs in goals and shots, to go along with new highs in penalty minutes, hits, and shot blocks. Dukat quietly led the Toronto blueline in most of those categories, and has grown into a reliable top pair defender for the Legion. This is Dukat's first Unsung Hero award.

 

 

Others receiving votes: Andrew Skilton, Diego Machado, Dorji Khan, Harry Callahan

 

Most Gentlemanly

#2 Kyle Toms

@Ktoms22

 

Kyle Toms followed up his first season in Toronto by matching or exceeding his totals in goals, assists, points, plus/minus, shots, shot blocks, and game winning goals. The most impressive part is that he did all of that while having the fewest amount of penalty minutes on the team, a testament to his ability to stay productive without putting the team at risk shorthanded. Toms wins his first Most Gentlemanly award with the Legion.

 

Others receiving votes: Andrew Skilton, Dorji Khan, Harry Callahan

 

Most Energetic

#88 Harry Callahan

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Callahan's constant chatter in the locker room is still being noticed by his teammates, as this is his sixth consecutive Most Energetic award. Attempts to drive his teammates insane will still continue.

 

Others receiving votes: Diego Machado, Dorji Khan, Kyle Toms, Wayne Shotzky

 

Rookie of the Year

#4 Dorji Khan

@Oddpurplefly

 

 

Dorji Khan stepped into the Legion lineup in the VHL and immediately made an impact, finishing his rookie season with the third most goals, shots, and game winning goals on the team. It wasn't only on the Legion where he gained notoriety, as he finished fifth in the VHL in Rookie Points, earning the nod as the RW on the VHL All-Rookie team. Khan is well positioned to take a big step forward in his second season with the Legion in the VHL.

 

Top Prospect

#19 Inker Belle

@WildfireMicro

 

Inker Belle's first full season in Las Vegas was an up and down one on a team that had a larger focus on the future, moving out multiple players for draft picks mid-season. Even with that occurring, Belle still managed to put up solid numbers, finishing third on the team in goals, fourth in points, first in shots, third in game winning goals, third in powerplay goals, and leading the forwards in hits and blocked shots. The upcoming season will see Belle's final year in the VHLM start with the Halifax 21st.

 

Legionary of the Year

#88 Harry Callahan

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Harry Callahan wins the Legionary of the Year award for the sixth consecutive season, continuing to receive support from his teammates.

 

Others receiving votes: Andrew Skilton, Walter Fitzroy Jr.

 

 

Three Stars Award

#88 Harry Callahan

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Player	1st	2nd	3rd	Star Points	Total Stars
Harry Callahan	13	6	8	590	27
Dalkr Vidarsson	8	7	4	420	19
Diego Machado	4	7	6	320	17
Kyle Toms	2	3	3	150	8
Mikko Borisyuk	1	4	2	130	7
Andrew Skilton	2	1	4	120	7
Bobby Bob	1	3	2	110	6
Wayne Shotzky	2	2	1	110	5
FISTED ANALLY BY A CIRCUS MONKEY Analfist	2	1	1	90	4
Walter Fitzroy Jr.	2	0	2	80	4
Gul Dukat	2	0	1	70	3
Dorji Khan Toddly Bobbly	1 0	0 1	3 0	60 20	4 1

 

Callahan's statistical season translated into the top of the leaderboard in the 3 stars race.

 

That's all for the awards, thank you for reading this far!

 

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Thank you for the award