Rupert, Domi & Marner Top Winners at Knights Annual Awards Banquet
April 16, 2015 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
London Knights News Release
The London Knights held their annual awards banquet on Thursday, April 16, 2015 at Budweiser Gardens closing the final chapter on their 50th Anniversary season. The entire London Knights coaching staff and players were present with the exception of Julius Bergman and Christian Dvorak who already left to join their respected NHL team's AHL affiliates.
While 5-year veteran Matt Rupert claimed the Heart Trophy for the fourth year in a row, Captain Max Domi and top scorer Mitchell Marner were the big winners of the night taking home the co-MVP honours.
All award winners for the 2014/15 season are as follows:
Award 2014-2015 Winner
Intensity Award Owen Macdonald
Sportsmanship & Ability Award Christian Dvorak
Peter Guertin Longshot Award Tyler Parsons
Best Defensive Forward Matt Rupert
Booster Club Payer of the Year Matt Rupert
Scholastic Player of the Year Tait Seguin
Don Brankley Community Service Award CJ Yakimowicz
Humanitarian of the Year Max Domi
3 Star Award Mitchell Marner
Hardest Working Player Christian Dvorak
Most Improved Aiden Jamieson
Heart Trophy Matt Rupert
Player's Payer Max Domi
Leading Scorer Mitchell Marner
Play-Off Performer of the Year Mitchell Marner
Best Defenseman Victor Mete
Rookie of the Year Tyler Parsons
Most Valuable Player(s) Mitchell Marner/Max Domi
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