Press Release
SUDBURY -- The Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League
announced Thursday that Brandon Bazinet of the Blind River Beavers has
been named the 2012-13 recipient of the Mitch Tetreault Memorial Trophy,
which is awarded annually to the NOJHL’s top defensive forward.
Not only was the 17-year-old Val Caron, Ont., product pivotal in
helping shutdown opposing shooters throughout this, his rookie campaign
in the NOJHL, he was also creative doing so through his offensive
efforts.
The five-foot-nine-inch, 160-pound forward competed in 46 of his
team’s 48 regular season contests averaging nearly a point-per-game with
44 on 13 goals and 31 assists.
Bazinet becomes the third skater from Blind River to earn the award since it was first presented back in 2002-03.
Former Beavers’ forwards Gerritt Weller in 2008-09 and Jeremy
Hilliard in 2006-07 were the other pair from Blind River to receive the
accolades.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
Thursday, March 21, 2013
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