Scidmore collects SFMAAAHL hardware

Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats’ rookie Kate Scidmore collected a Saskatchewan Female Midge AAA Hockey League honour at the awards ceremony over the weekend. The skilled forward won the Fiona Smith Most Sportsmanlike Award after playing 28 league games without being whistled for a single penalty. The 15-year-old finished third in team scoring with 16 points during her first Midget AAA season and led the Wildcats in playoff scoring with three goals and an assist in six playoff games without being whistled for a minor penalty once again. She finished 29th in league scoring in the regular season and was the only skater in the league’s top-82 scorers to finish without a single penalty minute. Individual Awards Kelly Bechard Top Scorer – Chelsea Perepeluk, Regina Rebels (59 points)

Carol Scheibel Top Scholastic Player – Caitlyn Dempsey, Weyburn Gold Wings (95.4 average)

Fiona Smith Most Sportsmanlike – Kate Scidmore, Swift Current Wildcats

Top Rookie – Sophie Shirley, Saskatoon Stars

Top Official – Michelle Stapleton

Colleen Sostorics Top Defenceman - Erica Reider, Regina Rebels

Brittony Chartier – Top Goalie – Jessica Vance, Prince Albert Bears

Shannon Miller and Wally Kozak Top Coach – Chad Kish, Weyburn Gold Wings

Hayley Wickenheiser MVP Award – Emma Waldenberger, Regina Rebels First Team All Stars Goaltender Jane Kish – Weyburn Gold Wings, Jessica Vance – Prince Albert Bears. Defensemen

Erica Rieder – Regina Rebels, Brooke Hobson – Prince Albert Bears. Forwards Emma Waldenburger – Regina Rebels, Chelsea Perepeluk - Regina Rebels, Delaney Frey - Regina Rebels. 2nd Team All Stars Goaltender Kylee Styles – Notre Dame Hounds Defencemen Madison Colbow - Weyburn Gold Wings, Jenna Nash – Saskatoon Stars Forwards Maeve McGauley – Notre Dame Hounds, Tylor Lindsay – Prince Albert Bears, Sophie Shirley – Saskatoon Stars.