Imperials defense celebrating a first half touchdown against Oakville. August 6, 2016. Photo by Jake Jeffrey (www.blackburnnews.com)Imperials defense celebrating a first half touchdown against Oakville. August 6, 2016. Photo by Jake Jeffrey (www.blackburnnews.com)
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Imperials Hand Out Team Awards

By Staff Writer
September 27, 2016 - 12:55pm

The Sarnia Imperials handed out their team awards following an impressive 2016 season.

The Imperials were NFC Regular Season Champions with a 7-1 record, but fell just short in the NFC Finals, losing to GTA 29-21 in the championship game.

Several Imperials players were also recognized with league awards following strong seasons.

Pat Wright was the NFC's Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year. Josh Wright was named the league's tip Special Teams Player, and Rookie of the Year.

First Team NFC All-Stars

Offence Pat Wright - Quarterback Ryan Lounsbury - Receriver

Defence Cody Burt - Defensive Line Kevin McMillian - Defensive Back

Special Teams Kevin Allaer - Punter and Kicker Josh Wright - Punt Return

 

Sarnia Imperials Team Awards

MVP - Joshua Wright Offensive POY - Ryan Lounsbury Defensive POY - Ray McDonald and Adam Hart Offensive Lineman - Adam MacKinnon Defensive Lineman - Cody Burt Special Forces Award - Kevin Allaer and Joshua Wright Rookie of the Year - Joshua D Wright Heart and Compassion - Josh Hardy Most Improved - Adin List

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