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MJHL Announces 2007-08 Post-Season Individual Performance Awards
May 6, 2008

The Metropolitan Junior Hockey League announced its post-season individual performance awards for the 2007-08 season. The awards were dominated by the Keegan Cup and national champion Long Island Royals, who garnered four of the seven honors. Goaltender Joe Reagan, a tower of strength for the Royals all season long, won both Goalie of the Year honors and was also named the league's Most Valuable Player.

Teammate  Nick Rossi was named the league's top offensive defenseman, while Royals' coach Gerry Higgins won the Norm Walker Coach of the Year Award.

Junior Flyers defenseman Matt DeLuca was named the league's top defensive defenseman. Jr. Titans' forward George Lotito garnered the award for top defensive forward, while Portland Jr. Pirates' forward Connor Anthoine was named Met League Rookie of the Year.

The Royals team also was honored with the MJHL President's Special Recognition Award for their national championship run.

The awardees will be honored at the league's Annual Meeting Dinner on May 21st at 7:00 pm.

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MET League Looks to the South
League to consider several teams in Florida, Atlanta, and North Carolina
May 4, 2008

McAFEE, NJ - MET League officials have met with several southern Junior team operators from Florida, Atlanta and North Carolina to consider a Southern MET League division. That meeting occurred last week and the results appear to be very positive.

"This is a unique opportunity for our League as well as the teams and locations we are considering" stated League President, Glenn Hefferan.

While there are still a few issues to be determined and the move will need the approval of the MET League's Board of Governors, there are at least eight teams and locations in consideration. Many MET League Club President's have already expressed a positive response to the addition of a Southern Division.

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