Plevy Named All-SPHL First Team
April 10, 2020 - SPHL (SPHL)
Evansville Thunderbolts News Release
HUNTERSVILLE, NC - It was another day, another honor for rookie forward Austin Plevy, who was named to the Southern Professional Hockey League's (SPHL) All-SPHL First Team on Friday, as selected by a vote of league coaches, broadcasters and media representatives.
2019-2020 All-SPHL First Team
Austin Plevy, Evansville Thunderbolts
Brian Bowen, Fayetteville Marksmen
Alec Hagaman, Peoria Rivermen
Nick Neville, Peoria Rivermen
Matt Fuller, Birmingham Bulls
Eric Levine, Peoria Rivermen
The native of Langley, British Columbia, led the SPHL in scoring, finishing the abbreviated season with 65 points in 45 games. Plevy also ranked first in assists (48) and power play assists (21), led all rookies with 17 goals and had two of the top five scoring streaks, including a league-best 17-game run. Plevy was named to the SPHL's All-Rookie team on Thursday
2019-2020 All-SPHL Second Team
Max Cook, Fayetteville Marksmen
Scott Cuthrell, Knoxville Ice Bears
Garrett Milan, Pensacola Ice Flyers
Travis Armstrong, Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs
Gehrett Sargis, Knoxville Ice Bears
(tie) Saverio Posa, Huntsville Havoc (tie) Max Milosek, Huntsville Havoc
The league will announce its Defenseman of the Year on Monday.
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SPHL Stories from April 10, 2020
- Sargis and Cuthrell Selected to All-SPHL Second Team - Knoxville Ice Bears
- Hagaman, Neville, Levine Selected to All-SPHL First Team - Peoria Rivermen
- Milosek, Posa Earn All-SPHL Second Team Honors - Huntsville Havoc
- Plevy Named All-SPHL First Team - Evansville Thunderbolts
- Travis Armstrong Named to All-SPHL Second Team - Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs
- Birmingham's Fuller Makes All SPHL Team - Birmingham Bulls
- All-SPHL First and Second Teams Announced - SPHL
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