Awards (Innisfil Minor Hockey)

He is our goalie and has shown dedication, hard work and a tremendous amount of communication amongst his team to start the season!

Abby began her hockey journey just last season — after the year had already started — with only a few public skates under her belt. Since then, she’s shown incredible dedication, putting in countless hours both on and off the ice to build her skills. Her hard work has paid off! Abby now proudly plays centre for U9 Team 2, a role she’s embraced with confidence and leadership. She leads by example at every practice and game, always giving her best effort and encouraging her teammates.

Nolan is one of those unassuming players who quietly makes a huge impact. He consistently works hard, follows his coaches’ instructions with respect and focus, and always has a smile on his face. He doesn’t seek the spotlight — instead, he goes out every shift and gives his all. Recently, Nolan was asked to play centre, even though he normally plays defence, and he stepped up without hesitation. His determination, adaptability, and team-first attitude make him a true leader by example.

Jacob had never played hockey before this season — but after watching his friends play, he decided to give it a try. Over the past year, he’s worked tirelessly to learn the game: public skating, street shooting, and studying hockey every chance he got. His hard work paid off! In his first-ever game on October 4th, Jacob impressed his coaches with his determination, effort, and courage on the ice. By his second game, he even had a breakaway and nearly scored! We’re so proud of Jacob

Hadlee is new to the IMHA community, but you’d never know it from the way she’s jumped right in with energy and enthusiasm! She gives 100% in every drill, hustles hard in practices and games, and always has a smile on her face. She’s always cheering on her teammates, offering tips, and setting a great example. Just this morning, she took one of our new-to-hockey skaters under her wing — giving encouragement and sharing advice throughout practice.

Wesley is being recognized for his discipline, determination, and team-first attitude. He always gives his best effort, listens, and looks to improve. In our last game, Wesley scored twice but selflessly passed up a hat trick to help a teammate get their first goal — a true example of teamwork and leadership. Great work, Wesley!