GIRLS HOCKEY: Morgan Heinbuch-Filipowitsch named first ever D8 MVP for girls hockey

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WATERLOO REGION (March 23, 2016) – On Wednesday, District 8 announced that Morgan Heinbuch-Filipowitsch was named the most valuable player for its inaugural girls’ hockey season.

The goaltender led her Phoenix squad to the second-best record in the D8 regular season, the first ever D8 girls hockey title, and then all the way to the CWOSSA finals. Joining Heinbuch-Filipowitsch on the first team all-stars was her teammate and the core member of the Resurrection defence Emily Buttinger.

In addition, grade 12’s Shawna Patchett of St. Mary’s and Clara Lochner of Monsignor Doyle were also given the honor. Rounding out the first team all-stars was grade nine goaltender Mikayla Schnarr of St. David’s.

Both forwards Kristen Straus and Lucy Condon of St. David’s were named second team all-stars. The remainder of the second team is comprised of grade 12 goaltender Alexa Fisher from St. Mary’s, grade 11 center Megan Fergusson from Resurrection and grade 11 defence Rose Nielson from Monsignor Doyle.

2015-16 District 8 Girls Hockey MVP: Morgan Heinbuch-Filipowitsch (Resurrection CSS)

First Team All-Stars:

Emily

Buttinger

Defense

12

Resurrection CSS

Morgan

Heinbuch-Filipowitsch

Goaltender

11

Resurrection CSS

Clara

Lochner

Defense

12

Monsignor Doyle CSS

Shawna

Patchett

Centre

12

St. Mary’s HS

Mikayla

Schnarr

Goaltender

9

St. David CSS

Second Team All-Stars:

Lucy

Condon

Forward

12

St. David CSS

Megan

Fergusson

Center

11

Resurrection CSS

Alexa

Fisher

Goaltender

12

St. Mary’s HS

Rose

Nielson

Defense

11

Monsignor Doyle CSS

Kristen

Straus

Forward

11

St. David CSS

Story by: Keenan Donoghue