ROYER® ANNOUNCES WHL HARDEST WORKING FAN

Calgary, AB – Throughout the 2015-16 season, Royer has been in search of the Western Hockey League’s Hardest Working Player and Fan. While the votes are in, fans will have to wait a little longer to find out which player holds the title, as this honor will be bestowed at the WHL Awards in Calgary, AB on Wednesday, May 4^th.
Royer, in association with the Western Hockey League, are pleased to crown Justin Mckinnon from Taber, Alberta as the Royer Hardest Working Fan for the 2015-16 season! Justin was selected as the Royer Hardest Working Fan after submitting his ballot at a WHL game. He will be attending the MasterCard Memorial Cup in Red Deer along with Arlene Loewen who voted for her favourite Royer Hardest Working Player.
On March 16^th, the finalist from each team was announced for the 2016 WHL Hardest Working Player of the Year Award. These players were voted through by local fans for demonstrating great work ethic, passion, relentlessness and dedication, game after game. From March 16^th to March 31^st, fans were then encouraged to vote for the Western Hockey League’s Hardest Working Player, a title that will be held by only one individual!

All fans who voted for their favourite Hardest Working Player were entered for a chance to win a trip to the final weekend of the 2016 MasterCard Memorial Cup in Red Deer. Arlene was randomly selected from her votes for Jermaine Loewen of the Kamloops Blazers.

 

2015-16 WHL Royer Hardest Working Players

#8 Jayce Hawryluk – Brandon Wheat Kings

#24 Carsen Twarynski – Calgary Hitmen

#37 Dysin Mayo – Edmonton Oil Kings

32 Jermaine Loewen – Kamloops Blazers

#28 Joe Gatenby – Kelowna Rockets

#30 Wyatt Hoflin – Kootenay Ice

#5 Tyler Wong – Lethbridge Hurricanes

#21 Chad Butcher – Medicine Hat Tigers

#10 Tanner Jeannot – Moose Jaw Warriors

#30 Rylan Parenteau – Prince Albert Raiders

#2 Sam Ruopp – Prince George Cougars

#22 Brandon Hagel – Red Deer Rebels

#34 Jared Freadrich – Regina Pats

#17 Nick Zajac – Saskatoon Blades

#2 Colby Sissons – Swift Current Broncos

#11 Chase Lang – Vancouver Giants

#20 Logan Fisher – Victoria Royals

 

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About the Western Hockey League

The Western Hockey League started with just seven teams based in the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta in 1966. The WHL now has representation in all four Western Canadian provinces and the U.S. states of Oregon and Washington. The WHL consists of 22 member Clubs with 17 based in Canadian markets and five in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

 

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