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Sep 17, 2014 | Vonnie | 3545 views
WOAA Honour Awards
The Western Ontario Athletic Association held their 70th Annual General Meeting on Tuesday September 16 at the WOAA office and presented W.O.A.A. Honour Awards

The O.M. Mike Weichel trophy is an award presented annually by the W.O.A.A. The trophy donated in 1953 by Mr. Mike Weichel of Elmira who was a well known sports enthusiast throughout the Western Ontario region.  In presenting the trophy to the W.O.A.A. it was his desire to ensure those persons in this area be recognized and rewarded for their outstanding efforts in minor sports.   

Don & Vonnie Crawford were honoured to be presented the Mike Weichel Award for 2014 for involvement in both Minor Hockey and Minor Softball in the area.

In other WOAA Awards, the President's Award went to Doug Walker from Belgrave and the Don "Boom" Gravett Memorial Bursary Award went to Tom Fischer from Teeswater.
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