North Bay’s Seguin named NOJHL scholastic player of the year

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Release Date: Monday, April 8, 2013

North Bay’s Seguin named NOJHL scholastic player of the year

SUDBURY — The Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League announced today that Tait Seguin of North Bay Trappers has been named its scholastic player of the year for the 2012-13 season.

With the honour comes a $1,000 scholarship on behalf of RBC to help defer costs of a post-secondary education.

Seguin also becomes the NOJHL’s nominee for the Hockey Canada/Canadian Jr. Hockey League RBC scholastic player of the year award, which will be announced during the upcoming Royal Bank Cup in Summerside, P.E.I.  That recipient will receive a $5,000 scholarship.

The 18-year-old Seguin is currently in his first-year at Nipissing University in North Bay where he is studying Biology.

Prior to that he was an honour student throughout high school seeing him earn a 90% average, or higher, in every course he studied.

The Trappers forward also earned league laurels for his efforts on the ice as well as he was earlier named to the NOJHL first all-star team at left wing.

The following is the list the all-time NOJHL scholastic player of the year award recipients:

SCHOLASTIC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

SEASON

TEAM

Tait Seguin

2012-13

North Bay Trappers

Jordan Carroll

2011-12

Sudbury Cubs

Geoff Gieni

2010-11

Soo Thunderbirds

Bronson Kovacs

2009-10

Soo Thunderbirds

Gilles Pickard

2008-09

Blind River Beavers

No recipient

2007-08

No recipient

Brad Hummel

2006-07

North Bay Skyhawks

Adam Kauppi

2005-06

Soo Thunderbirds

Paul Pidutti

2004-05

Sudbury Northern Wolves

Daniel Bourgeois

2003-04

Sudbury Northern Wolves

Daniel Bourgeois

2002-03

Sudbury Northern Wolves

Daniel Lafontaine

2001-02

Sturgeon Falls Lynx

Matt Shank

2000-01

Sudbury Northern Wolves

Justin Pino

1999-2000

Soo Thunderbirds

Marc Bouffard

1998-99

Sturgeon Falls Lynx

List courtesy David Harrison, NOJHL Historian