CJHL Player of the Year (MJHL)

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The MJHL's nominee for CJHL Player of the Year. This award has been discontinued by the CJHL.

YearFinalistTeamNational
2008 Stephan Vigier Swan Valley Stampeders
2007 Brant Hilton Winnipeg South Blues
2006 Tyler Czuba Swan Valley Stampeders
2005 Ryan Garbutt Winnipeg South Blues
2004 Aaron Starr OCN Blizzard Co-Runner-Up
2000 Junior Lessard Portage Terriers CJAHL Player of the Year
1998 Jedd Crumb Winnipeg South Blues Co-Runner-Up
1997 Chris Thomas Winkler Flyers
1995 Cory Cyrenne St. Boniface Saints CJAHL Player of the Year
1994 Ryan Smith St. James Canadians Co-Runner-Up
1992 Derek Picklyk St. James Canadians Co-Runner Up
1979 Karl Friesen Kildonan North Stars Co-Runner Up

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