Her teammate Karlee Burgess wins the Joan Mead Legacy Award.
PRINCE ALBERT, SASK. — The all-stars and other award winners at the 2019 New Holland Canadian Juniors were announced on Sunday at the awards banquet.
ALL-STARS
(DETERMINED BY SHOOTING PERCENTAGES DURING THE ROUND ROBIN)
Women
First Team
(CLICK HERE for a photo of the winners, in order of, from left, skip, third, second, lead with Amy Nixon of the Curling Canada Board of Governors)
Skip — Mackenzie Zacharias, Manitoba (77 per cent)
Third — Katie Follett, Newfoundland & Labrador (79 per cent)
Second — Karlee Burgess, Nova Scotia (82 per cent)
Lead — Samantha McLaren, Host Team (82 per cent)
Second Team
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Skip — Sara England, Saskatchewan (76 per cent)
Third — Lauren Lenentine, Nova Scotia (79 per cent)
Second — Emily Zacharias, Manitoba (81 per cent)
Lead — Keira McLaughlin, New Brunswick (80 per cent)
Men
First Team
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Skip — Tyler Tardi, British Columbia (86 per cent)
Third — Sterling Middleton, British Columbia (87 per cent)
Second — Matt Hall, British Columbia (90 per cent)
Lead — Alex Horvath, British Columbia (87 per cent)
Second Team
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Skip — Rylan Kleiter, Saskatchewan (80 per cent)
Third — Jacques Gauthier, Manitoba (84 per cent)
Second — Jordan Peters, Manitoba (85 per cent)
Lead — Bradley Lequin, Quebec (86 per cent)
* In the case of a percentage tie, the all-star position goes to the player with the highest plus/minus for the week (a player receives a +1 for every game in which he/she outcurls the positional opponent by five per cent or more). Should they still be tied, the pre-event draw to the button results are used to determine the all-star.
KEN WATSON SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS
(VOTED BY THE PLAYERS)
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Women — Mackenzie Zacharias, Manitoba
Men — JT Ryan, Manitoba
FAIR PLAY AWARDS
(SELECTED BY THE OFFICIALS)
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Men
Lead — Calvin Laforet, Nunavut
Second — Jacob Libbus, Alberta
Vice-skip — Dustin Mikush, Alberta
Skip — JT Ryan, Manitoba
Coach — Dean Kleiter, Saskatchewan
Women
Lead — Adrianna Hendrick, Northwest Territories
Second — Sarah Hoag, Saskatchewan
Vice-skip — Pearl Gillis, Northwest Territories
Skip — Kira Brunton, Northern Ontario
Coach — Rodney Guy, Northern Ontario
ASHAM NATIONAL COACHING AWARDS
(VOTED BY THE COACHES)
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Women – Michel St-Georges, Quebec
Men – Dean Kleiter, Saskatchewan
JOAN MEAD LEGACY AWARD
(SELECTED BY THE EVENT OFFICIALS)
($500 SCHOLARSHIP)
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Karlee Burgess, Nova Scotia