Trophy Room
California Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA) Championships
- 1996-97 Squirt A
- 1998-99 PeeWee A
- 1998-99 Midget B
- 2000-01 Midget A
- 2003-04 PeeWee B
- 2013-14 Bantam B
- 2015-16 PeeWee B
- 2015-16 Bantam B
- 2018-19 PeeWee B
Northern California Youth Hockey Association (NorCal) Championships
- 1996-97 Squirt A
- 1997-98 PeeWee A
- 1998-99 PeeWee A
- 1998-99 Midget B
- 2000-01 Midget A
- 2003-04 PeeWee B
- 2013-14 Bantam B
- 2014-15 Squirt B
- 2021-22 Peewee BB
- 2023-24 Bantam B
Club Awards
JIM WENTWORTH MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS
The Jim Wentworth Most Valuable Player Awards were established in 2000 in recognition of long-time club member, Jim Wentworth, who tragically died in early 2000 while still serving as club president. Jim had two sons who played in the club from Squirt to Midget levels. Over many years, Jim and his wife Rachel were volunteers and supporters of the club. The hocky club awarded MVP trophies for the first time for the 1999-2000 season. These trophies were renamed in honor of Jim Wentworth for the 2000-2001 season. These awards are presented each year to the travel team players who have been judged by their coaches to be the most valuable or valuable players on the team.
Winners are selected from each travel team at the end of every season. Winners receive a trophy engraved with the Jim Wentworth Most Valuable Player Award designation.
Award Winners
2021-22
Mites: Luke Bruckbauer and Zachary Gagnebin
Squirt: Abby Sombs
PW : Daniel Chang
Bantam: Tobias Jetleb
Varsity: Cole Allison
2020-21
Season cancelled due to Covid-19
2019-20
Mites: Tyler Bruckbauer
Squirt B: Oscar Urioste
Squirt A: Cooper Preston
PW B: Addison Heinze
PW BB: Jackson Chambers
Bantam: Luc Caron and Cade Kuehn
Varsity: Will Cornelius
2018-19
Mites: Nathan Brindmore
Squirts B: Will Tedeschi
Squirts BB: Mayeul Catelin
PeeWee B: Jackson Chambers
PeeWee BB: Bryce Bradley
Bantam: Ethan Davis
16U: Toby Petrus
18U: Alejandro Barajas
2015-16
Squirts: Garrett Graham #30
Peewees: Will Cornelius #1
Bantams: Colton Lomanto #6
Midgets: Jackson Baughman #66
Cardinal Newman: Alejandro Barajas #25
2014-15
Mite: Finnegan Moran
Squirt: Danny Rye
Peewee: Hayden Bradley
Bantam: Josh Sampietro
Midget: Jackson Baughman
2013-14
Mite: Presley Lashinski
Squirt: Sam Pack
PeeWee: Logan Zimmerman and Mason Glantz
Bantam: Jackson Baughman
Midgets: Max Brownlee
2012-13
Mite: Ryan Latz
Squirt: Hayden Bradley/Ari Rossi
Peewee: Dukotah Hutcheon/Gordon McCallum
Bantam: Jackson Baughman/Shawn Pabros
Midgets: Max Brownlee
2011-12
Mite: Will Cornelius
Squirt: Lucas Happy & Mason Glantz
Peewee: Jackson Baughman
Bantam: Christian Ott
Midget: Kenny Morton
2010-11
Mite: Daniel Khaziez
Squirt: Dakotah Hutcheon
Peewee: Jackson Baughman
Bantam: Sean Fitzpatrick
Midget: Steven Morton and John Getts
2009-10
Mite: Tristin Klinger
Squirt: Spencer Torkelson
Peewee: Gabe Seely
Bantam: Sean Fitzpatrick
Midget: Josiah Nikkel
2008-09
Mite: Alejandro Barajas
Squirt: Andrew Kelley
Peewee: Sean Fitzpatrick
Bantam: John Getts
Midget 16: Matt Sullivan
Midget 18 Josiah Nikkel
JOSH FUCHS MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER AWARD
The Josh Fuchs Most Inspirational Player Award was first established and awarded by the Santa Rosa Junior Hockey Club for the 1995-96 season. The award was funded by SRJHC in memory of Josh Fuchs. Josh played for SRJHC for a relatively short time, from 1991 to 1995. But he made a big impression on those with whom he skated. He was twice selected to go to the elite California Select Sixteen during his time in Santa Rosa.
This award is for the player who wears his heart on his sleeve, the sleeve of his hockey sweater! It is for the skater who exudes his love of hockey; for the skater who will not commit a penalty beause he does not want to get off the ice; for the skater who rolls up socks and wraps them in duct tape so he can play knee hockey in the hallway of the house; for the skater who shoots tennis balls at the garage door to practice his shot until his family goes crazy; for the skater who works his hardest to keep his grades up so he can continue to play hockey; for the skater who happily gets up at 4:30 a.m. to make practice at 5:30 a.m., or who sleeps after school (even if he is sixteen) so he can make a late-night practice and still be properly rested for school the next day. The Josh Fuchs Most Inspirational Player Award is for the player who will skate on whatever team he can get on, just so he can play. It is for the player who encourages his teammates to keep trying, no matter how dire the circumstances. It is for the player who suffers in loss, but never gives up. It is for the player who looks for his weaknesses and always tries to improve. Winners of the Josh Fuchs Most Inspirational Player Award do not have to be the best, but they have to try their best.
Josh started playing hockey two months after he turned four and played until he was killed in an automobile accident in Alaska, while on his way home from a morning hockey practice. Josh never stopped loving hockey from the moment he first stepped onto the ice. This award is for the skater who follows in Josh's footsteps.
AWARD WINNERS
2019-20
Josh Kaspar (Varsity)
2015-16
Jake Herman
2013-14
Marco Reyes (Midget)
2012-13
J.J. Barlow (Midget)
2011-12
Josh Getts (Midget)
2010-11
Matt Sullivan
2009-10
Josiah Nikkel
2008-9
Cameron Davis
MURRAY SHORTT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
The Murray Short Award was established and awarded by the Santa Rosa Flyers Junior Hockey Club for the 1993-94 season. The award is given to the player who is judged by all of the club's coaches to best demonstrate sportsmanship in his or her approach to hockey. The award is funded by the family of Murray Shortt in memory of his contributions to junior hockey and to the youth of Sonoma County. Murray Shortt--"Mr. Hockey," as he was known--was a highly successful coach of youth hockey for more than thirty-five years in California and Michigan. Since the beginning of hockey in Santa Rosa, Murray worked with young hockey players as coach and president of SRJHC. In addition, Murray ran the Snoopy Hockey School with NHL instructors, and for eighteen years was the tournament marshall for the world famous Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament.
AWARD WINNERS
- 2019-20 -- Nathan Brindmore
- 2015-16 -- Josh Burg (Midget)
- 2013-14 -- Owen Hamblin (Squirt)
- 2012-13 -- Evan Hastings (Midget)
- 2011-12 -- James Blount (Midget)
- 2010-11 -- Jack Cookson
- 2009-10 -- Kevin Parry
- 2008-09 -- Matt Hanlon
WIEGAND MOST IMPROVED PLAYER AWARD
The Wiegand Trophy was first established and awarded by the Santa Rosa Junior Hockey Club for the 1970-71 season. Today it is the oldest trophy awarded by the club. This trophy is given to the player who is judged by coaches to be the most improved hockey player for the season. The trophy was funded by Ellis and Pat Wiegand as a way to recognize those players who made the most improvement in their skills over the course of a single season. Ellis Wiegand was a long-time referee, who worked his first Flyer game in 1969. The trophy is a tribute to Ellis and recognition of his devotion and contribution to youth hockey in Santa Rosa.
AWARD WINNERS
2019-20
Ben Evans
2015-16
Cole Charbonier
2013-14
Billy Leuenberger (Bantam)
2012-13
Andrew Kelley (Bantam)
2011-12
Shawn Pabros (Bantam)
2010-11
Tucker Bradshaw
2009-10
Alex Provost
2008-9
Max Brownlee
Brandon Grossi Award
BRANDON GROSSI'S STORY
Brandon Grossi had an extraordinary love for the game of hockey. Brandon would spend as much time as possible ice skating. And when he was unable to ice skate, he would be roller blading. Also it didn’t matter if he was in skates or shoes, you would almost always find him with a hockey stick in his hand.
As a player in the House program, his enthusiasm and energy was always a positive example to his teammates. He would push himself to compete hard which inspired other players to do likewise. He was always pushing himself to be best hockey player he could be.
When he was a young teenager, Brandon was diagnosed with bone cancer and was faced with the reality of losing the lower portion of his leg. Brandon did not see this as an end to his love of this sport. He saw it as an interruption.
After his surgery, he began his therapy and rehab. Determined not to let cancer keep him away from playing the sport he loved, Brandon started saving for a special prosthetic that would allow him to skate again. The Santa Rosa Junior Hockey Club supported his effort by holding several fund raiser events for him. Unfortunately after spending many months of therapy, the cancer returned. Brandon eventually lost his battle with cancer due to complications from the disease.
Every season, in honor of the memory of Brandon, the House Program recognizes one special player who exhibits a love for the sport of hockey and demonstrates that willingness to overcome all obstacles to continue playing this wonderful game.
AWARD WINNERS
2023-2024 — Anthony Stevens
2019-2020 — Jack Powell
Team Awards
TEAM AWARDS 2023-2024
TEAM AWARDS 2022-2023
TEAM AWARDS 2021-22
Mites
Sportsmanship: William Perez
Most Inspirational: Colton Conner
Most Improved: Aksel Gunder
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Tyler Bruckbauer
Most Inspirational: Joe Engles
Most Improved: Hank Rummel
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Isaiah Zumwalt
Most Inspirational: Ericson Rummel
Most Improved: Andrew Gunter
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Camden Mills
Most Inspirational: Sidney Petterson
Most Improved: Erik Sombs
Varsity
Sportsmanship: Kai Krombholtz
Most Inspirational: Brady Curotto
Most Improved: Bryce Bradley
TEAM AWARDS 2020-21
Season cancelled due to Covid-19
TEAM AWARDS 2019-20
Mites
Sportsmanship: Abby Sombs
Most Inspirational: Zack Gagnebin
Most Improved: Davis Preachy
Squirts B
Sportsmanship: Lilly Breckenridge
Most Inspirational: Liam Corretti
Most Improved: Tristyn Costa
Squirts A
Sportsmanship: Nathan Brindmore
Most Inspirational: Daniel Chang
Most Improved: Grady Addelman
Peewees B
Sportsmanship: TJ Day
Most Inspirational: Eric Sombs
Most Improved: Zach Cruz
Peewees BB
Sportsmanship: Nizhonisin Domingues
Most Inspirational: Kevin Paul
Most Improved: Mayeul Catelin
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Finn Moran
Most Inspirational: Maddie Donnelly
Most Improved: Ben Evans
Varsity
Sportsmanship: Toby Petrus
Most Inspirational: Josh Kaspar and Bjorn Hansen
Most Improved: Ethan Davis
TEAM AWARDS 2018-19
Mites
Sportsmanship: Abby Sombs
Most Inspirational: Tyler Bruckbauer
Most Improved: Liam Cortetti
Squirts B
Sportsmanship: Ericson Rummel
Most Inspirational: Erik Sombs
Most Improved: Dawson Pikey
Squirts BB
Sportsmanship: TJ Day
Most Inspirational: Camden Mills
Most Improved: Zach Cruz
Peewees BB
Sportsmanship: Kai Krombholz
Most Inspirational: Maddie Donnelly
Most Improved: Sammy Albano
Peewees B
Sportsmanship: Abby Mills
Most Inspirational: Elouan Gardon
Most Improved: Wyatt Penny
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Cade Kuehn
Most Inspirational: Freya Berglund
Most Improved: Brady Curotto
16U
Sportsmanship: Josh Kaspar
Most Inspirational: Jake Herman
Most Improved: Jack Dinardo
18U
Sportsmanship: Jonah Petrus
Most Inspirational: Dukotah Hutcheon
Most Improved: Gage Brahe
TEAM AWARDS 2015-16
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Amit Kumthekar #5
Most Inspirational: Zane Marshall #26
Most Improved: Teddy Krajeski #48
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Sam Pack #81
Most Inspirational: Owen Hamblin #85
Most Improved: Jack DiNardo #3
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Toby Petrus #67
Most Inspirational: Jake Herman #00
Most Improved: Cole Charbonnier #98
Midgets
Sportsmanship: Josh Burg #19
Most Inspirational: Jacob Scally #26
Most Improved: Matt Colgrove #64
Cardinal Newman
Most Inspirational: Eric Sparkes #14
Most Improved: Zachary Gibson #31
Rookie of the Year: Georgy Zaets #71
TEAM AWARDS 2014-15
Mites
Sportsmanship: Will Carothers
Most Inspirational: Jake Latz
Most Improved: Zane Marshall
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Cole Allison
Most Inspirational: Ethan Bittner
Most Improved: Liam Rogers
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Josh Kaspar
Most Inspirational: Toby Petrus
Most Improved: Jake Herman
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Angus Brodeur
Most Inspirational: Mason Glantz
Most Improved: Alex Rogers
Midgets
Sportsmanship: Jared Penner
Most Inspirational: Jesse Yen
Most Improved: Jack Provost
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TEAM AWARDS 2013-14
Mites
Sportsmanship: Amit Kumthekar
Most Inspirational: Kai Krombholz and Garrett Graham
Most Improved: Logan Scarritt
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Owen Hamblin
Most Inspirational: Nicholas Meshcheryakov
Most Improved: Ethan Davis
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Tristin Klinger
Most Inspirational: Lucas Happy
Most Improved: Colton Lomanto and Ally Kuehn
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Gordon McCallum
Most Inspirational: Vinny Elliott
Most Improved: Billy Leuenberger
Midgets
Sportsmanship: Alex Kotval
Most Inspirational: Marco Reyes
Most Improved: Blake Coleman and Jacob Scally
TEAM AWARDS 2009-10
Mite
Sportsmanship: Lucas Happy
Most Inspirational: Hayden Bradley
Most Improved: Gage Brahe
Squirt
Sportsmanship: David Guido
Most Inspirational: Morgan Tefft
Most Improved: Gordon McCallum
Peewee
Sportsmanship: Liam Sibbet
Most Inspirational: Kevin Mahoney
Most Improved: Lachlan Irvine
Bantam
Sportsmanship: Kevin Parry
Most Inspirational: James Blount
Most Improved: Michael Williams
Midget
Sportsmanship: John Getts and Jack Cookson
Most Inspirational: Josiah Nikkel
Most Improved: Alex Provost
TEAM AWARDS 2010-11
Mites
Sportsmanship: Hayden Bradley
Most Inspirational: Alex Cagan
Most Improved: Ari Rossi
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Mason Glantz
Most Inspirational: Liam Shelton
Most Improved: Logan Zimmerman
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Morgan Tefft
Most Inspirational: Andrew Kelley
Most Improved: Johnny Ji
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Alex Kotval
Most Inspirational: Max Brownlee
Most Improved: Tucker Bradshaw
Midgets
Sportsmanship: Jack Cookson
Most Inspirational: Matt Sullivan
Most Improved: Danny Cronin
TEAM AWARDS 2012-13
Mites
Sportsmanship: Ethan Bittner
Most Inspirational: Daniil Rye
Most Improved: Cole Allison
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Josh Kasper
Most Inspirational: Devon Boldway
Most Improved: Sam Pack
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Alex Coffel
Most Inspirational: Alejandro Barajas
Most Improved: Josh Sampietro
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Andrew Kelley
Most Inspirational: Jared Robledo
Most Improved: Jacob Scally
Midgets
Sportsmanship: Christian Ott
Most Inspirational: J.J. Barlow
Most Improved: Evan Hastings
TEAM AWARDS 2011-12
Mites
Sportsmanship: Ryan Latz
Most Inspirational: Owen Hamblin
Most Improved: Ryan Nutt
Squirts
Sportsmanship: Logan Zimmerman, Colton Lomanto
Most Inspirational: Tristan Klinger
Most Improved: Gage Brahne
Peewees
Sportsmanship: Colton Jimenez
Most Inspirational: Gordon McCallum
Most Improved: Vincent Elliott
Bantams
Sportsmanship: Tucker Bradshaw
Most Inspirational: Gabe Seely
Most Improved: Shawn Pabros
Midgets
Sportsmanship: James Blount
Most Inspirational: John Getts
Most Improved: Niklis Nisja
TEAM AWARDS 2008-09
Mite
Sportsmanship: Johnny Blakeslee
Most Inspirational: Mason Glantz
Most Improved: Alejandro Barajas
Squirt
Sportsmanship: Jackson Baughman
Most Inspirational: Maxwell Siemsen
Most Improved: Jackson Provost
Peewee
Sportsmanship: Alex Kotval
Most Inspirational: Connor Smith
Most Improved: Max Brownlee
Bantam
Sportsmanship: Kevin Parry
Most Inspirational: Ciaran Cleary
Most Improved: Andy Kotval
Midget 16
Sportsmanship: Connor Harrison
Most Inspirational: Jack Woida
Most Improved: Kelly Mahoney
Midget 18
Sportsmanship: Matt Hanlon
Most Inspirational: Cameron Davis
Most Improved: David Horton