Press Release
Brendan
Mitchell, a 20 year old defenseman with the Selkirk Steelers, is this
year’s recipient of the IBAM-MJHL Scholarship – a $2,000 award towards
post-secondary education.
Originally from Stonewall, Brendan just completed his last season in
the MJHL and had previously played three seasons with the Swan Valley
Stampeders. “Brendan is a leader both on and off the ice and is a
positive role model and contributing member of the community,” said Kim
Davis, MJHL Commissioner. “He volunteers with the Canskate program and
is a hockey camp instructor for Canlan Ice Sports. During the 2012-2013
season he was the captain of the Steelers.”
Brendan plans to enrol in a CIS university in the fall of
2013 to study Kinesiology and hopes to begin a career as a personal
trainer. The criteria for the IBAM-MJHL Scholarship award is the
recipient must display outstanding hockey skills, good sportsmanship and
commitment to the community. The MJHL salutes Brendan Mitchell for an
exemplary Junior A hockey career and wishes him all the best in the CIS.
A big ‘thank you’ to the Insurance Brokers of Manitoba for their
continued support for Junior hockey.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
Monday, April 29, 2013
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