Press Release
Okotoks Oilers Team Captain, Robbie Fisher, is the recipient of the
2014 Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy. AJHL Commissioner Ryan Bartoshyk
presented Fisher with the Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy prior to
Thursday night’s AJHL Playoff Game in Okotoks, alongside Stewart family
representative Shirley Barby.
The Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy is named in honour of a long-time
Calgary area fan who supported hockey at all levels. "Stewy" died in
1997 and the award was created to honour his support and commitment to
the game. The Stewy Stewart Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the
AJHL player in the South Division that best exhibits the following
attributes: character, dedication, perseverance, integrity and
sportsmanship.
Robbie Fisher was nominated for the award by Okotoks Oilers General
Manager and Head Coach James Poole. Each award applicant was required
to submit an essay to outline their qualifications; the essay submitted
by Robbie Fisher describes his appreciation for the award and his
experience applying the attributes of character, dedication,
perseverance, integrity and sportsmanship.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
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