Tier 3 2015 Award Nominees - All Awards to be voted on by team managers
	Voting begins September 18, 2015
	Each team votes for a 1st and 2nd place. [Can NOT vote for own team]
	Results to be announced at the NCBL Award Banquet on November 6th.
	MVP
	Team	Player
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Acadiens	Sebastien Landry
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Usually our ace, Phil took one for the team this year after our catcher went down with an arm injury, performing great job behind the plate. Finishing with a .355 average and only 3 K's in 76 PA's. When he did pitch, he was his usual self with a 1.20 ERA in 23 innings
	Black Sox	Phil Martin	76	11	0.355	0.453	0.419
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			23.33	12	2-2-0	1.20	1.11
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Adam filled two vital positions for us. Adam was one of our top starting pitchers. Adam gave us a chance to win every time out, compiling an ERA under 3 and a WHIP under one. His record, 3-1 indicated how effective he was. His one was loss was the result of an error. Adam, also played a near flawless shortstop. He has range and despite getting to many tough ground balls he committed very few errors. At the plate, Adam was a reliable hitter filling many different roles in the lineup. He can drive in runs and set the table for others.
	Bombers	Adam DiTota	53	6	0.386	0.491	0.432
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			32.00	22	3-1-2	2.41	0.94
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	The Dukes Most Valuable Player and our nominee for tier MVP is Stephane Leclair. Steph led our team in almost every offensive category including hits, extra-base hits, RBI, walks and runs scored. Leclair also played excellent defence all season long with his great outfield range, reliable glove and strong throwing arm.
	Dukes	Stephane Leclair	83	14	0.426	0.506	0.588
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Though it was a tough decision on who to name our MVP, the nod goes to Tyas Montgomery. His contributions both on the mound and at the plate were the deciding factor. He lead the team with 18 RBIs, finishing 3rd in hits with 19 and was the ace our team needed when our other big starters went down with injury. And when he wasn't pitching, he was helping us with strong D wherever he lined up - 1B, 3B, OF, and even C when we needed it!
	Lumberjacks	Tyas Montgomery	70	18	0.288	0.329	0.379
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			56.00	31	5-4-0	2.5	1.5
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Mavericks	Max Lane	76	11	0.314	0.333	0.343
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			48.33	55	3-5-0	2.9	1.53
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	For some unknown reason, we barely let him hit and play defence last year. We were stupid to do that. From day one of this season, he was dominant as both pitcher and hitter. This year he took down the Misfits trifecta of best batter, best pitcher and MVP. As a pitcher, he led the league in Wins and WHIP and was top 5 in Ks and ERA. As a batter he won the batting, slugging and OPS crowns. He has been the biggest single piece that turned us from a team fighting to make the playoffs to one that was fighting for the championship. In addition, he picked up 3 playoff wins including a 10 inning CG W and an 8 inning no decision. His defence was not overshadowed by his pitching and hitting, somehow. He was stellar at 3B and SS this year. Lots of great ball players in the tier but, in 2015, Peter Gauthier is most deserving of the MVP
	Misfits	Peter Gauthier	77	23	0.485	0.481	0.691
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			50	49	6-3-0	2.10	1.04
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Red Sox	Chris Emond	70	17	0.344	0.4	0.484
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			10.33	17	0-3-4	4.74	1.94
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Shorter, uglier, less rich, heavier, and less talented...but otherwise just like David Price (in that they are both left-handed)
	Rockets	Nick Lenardon	70	23	0.35	0.414	0.667
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			53.33	44	5-1-0	2.89	1.84
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Jay was a force at the plate. He made the leader board in 9 different offensive categories. Hitting cleanup he paced the Sharks to our best finish ever. What doesn't show up in the stats is the dynamite defense he provides in the outfield.
	Sharks	Jay Murfitt	70	15	0.433	0.514	0.617
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			1	1	0-0-0	7	3
	Best Batter
	Team	Player
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Acadiens	Alex Landriault
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Pounder finished the season with a healthy .377 average. 4 Triples led the tier
	Black Sox	Jamie Pounder	69	13	0.377	0.435	0.557
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			12	0	7	7	7
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Brian had a strong year at the plate. He finished in the top ten in average, OBP, and OPS and had 17 RBI despite playing in only 17 games.
	Bombers	Brian Cameron	58	17	0.447	0.552	0.532
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			9	0	4	11	3
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	The Dukes Best Hitter is without a doubt, Stephane Leclair. On a team that uses the official scoresheet as a weapon for petty revenge and spite against their own teammates, Steph still led the team in hits, runs scored, runs batted in, extra-base hits, walks, on way to a most honest 426 batting average. Tier 3 voters - ask your pitchers which batter they didn’t want to face in 2015…the answer? Stephane Leclair.
	Dukes	Stephane Leclair	83	14	0.426	0.506	0.588
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			20	0	11	13	7
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Once again, Scott Kiser carried the load for us at the plate in 2015. He lead the team in hits and was at the top of our list on all rate stats for qualified batters - AVG, OBP and SLG. He was thrust into a different role higher up in the lineup, so he scored more runs than he knocked in. Overall, his performance at the plate lead our offense for the year.
	Lumberjacks	Scott Kiser	70	6	0.377	0.522	0.528
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			18	0	7	16	0
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Mavericks	Max Lane	76	11	0.314	0.333	0.343
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			14	0	2	3	3
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	He hit. He hit for power. He was clutch. And he even legged out a couple triples. Peter Gauthier had a monster year at the plate. He won the won the tier 3 batting, slugging and OPS crowns. He led the league in hits and was all over the leader board in almost every category.
	Misfits	Peter Gauthier	77	23	0.485	0.481	0.691
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			15	1	10	4	0
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Red Sox	Chris Emond	70	17	0.344	0.4	0.484
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			10	1	7	6	0
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Usually nominated for the Good Guy award, this year he proves he can actually hit the damn ball!
	Rockets	Warren Goodlet	52	3	0.370	0.412	0.370
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			7	0	0	4	0
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Jay was a force at the plate. He made the leader board in 9 different offensive categories. Hitting cleanup he paced the Sharks to our best finish ever.
	Sharks	Jay Murfitt	70	15	0.433	0.514	0.617
			Runs	HR	EXBH	BB	SB
			19	2	7	10	4
	Best Pitcher
	Team	Player
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
	Acadiens	Frank Lafontaine
			BB	Hits
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	"Newt" pitched much better then his record reflects. Basically doubling our other pitchers in IP, he was a workhorse all year.
	Black Sox	Ethan Newton	44.66	25	3-1-0	4.23	1.70
			BB	Hits
			26	50
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	Dave was dominant in many games despite joining the Bombers later in the season due to family commitments. His ERA was 3.00 and his WHIP was under 1. He had one complete game shutout as well.
	Bombers	Dave Farquharson	35.00	27	3-2-1	3.00	1.00
			BB	Hits
			8	27
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	The Dukes Best Pitcher for 2015 is Colin Kargus. Colin led the Dukes pitchers in ERA, strikeouts and WHIP. On a Dukes team where most players can spit farther than their fielding range, Colin allowed only 12 earned runs in just less than 40 innings of work this season.
	Dukes	Colin Kargus	39.33	30	3-2-0	2.14	1.50
			BB	Hits
			17	42
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	As alluded to in the MVP write up, Tyas was the ace our team needed this year. He threw an impressive 56 innings, with a respectable 1.50 WHIP and a strong 2.50 ERA. We had two key starters go down with injuries at various points in the season, and without Tyas' consistency on the mound, the season could have fallen off the rails in a hurry.
	Lumberjacks	Tyas Montgomery	56.00	31	5-4-0	2.50	1.50
			BB	Hits
			9	75
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
	Mavericks	Max Lane	48.33	55	3-5-0	2.90	1.53
			BB	Hits
			20	54
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	Elevated the team every time he pitched. Led the league in Wins and WHIP and was top 5 in Ks and ERA. He’s a warrior who gets better as the game goes on. Didn’t envy opposing batters.
	Misfits	Peter Gauthier	50.00	49	6-3-0	2.10	1.04
			BB	Hits
			23	29
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
	Red Sox	Dave Rotari	61.66	53	4-6-0	3.18	1.59
			BB	Hits
			26	72
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	Defying odds and the opinions of most people in the NCBL, he actually had a great season. Sun shines on a dog's ass some days I suppose.
	Rockets	Mike Bayley	55.00	28	3-4-1	1.91	1.45
			BB	Hits
			5	75
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP	Jesse was our ace again this year. He is the Mark Beuhrle of the Sharks. He eats a lot of innings while still pitching at a high level. Every time out we know we can count on 6-7 strong innings from Jesse giving us a chance to win games and rest the bullpen. He is exactly what every team needs on the mound.
	Sharks	Jesse Gratton	44.00	26	4-2-1	3.18	1.66
			BB	Hits
			31	42
	Sportsmanship and Ability
	Team	Player
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Acadiens	Frank Lafontaine
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Another year of coaching and another year not being thrown out of a game.
	Black Sox	Tom Coyne	46	5	0.405	0.444	0.452
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Jesse caught for us and rarely missed a game. He ha positive interactions with umpires and opposing teams. He is truly a class act.
	Bombers	Jesse Barr	60	11	0.309	0.367	0.400
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	The Dukes nominee for the Mike Robillard Sportsmanship and Ability Award is Dukes rookie, and NCBL veteran, Trevor Williams. T-Bills is a true ball player who plays the game hard and competitive – he’s always hustling, grinding out at-bats and playing solid defence. Trevor is also a great teammate - seeing extra pitches in the lead-off spot, coaching bases and communicating in the field. On top of all he’s also a true Duke – staying late for pints when he lives in Brockville (or wherever it is he lives) and running through the background of videos in his underwear despite his better judgment (https://youtu.be/BWq3_UHuvzA).
	Dukes	Trevor Williams	94	11	0.298	0.372	0.357
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Though he fell just two shy of the required plate appearances to have his name included on the leader board, largely due to a wrist injury, Andrew Rosil was a huge part of our team this year. Not only was he stellar at the plate - 1.026 OPS for the year - but he was very solid both in the field, playing primarily C and 3B defensively. On top of his quantifiable contributions, Ros was and is a constantly positive player for us. Didn't matter the game situation, he was always trying to keep the team positive and keep our heads in it. When you consider that he battled through that wrist injury for half the year, the positivity and offensive output are even that much more impressive. He's one of the nicest guys and most respectful players I've encountered in the NCBL. As a manager, I know I can always count on him to give his all to play the game right.
	Lumberjacks	Andrew Rosil	46	5	0.395	0.5	0.526
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			4.00	5	0-0-0	5.25	2.25
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Mavericks	Jason Currie	75	10	0.348	0.387	0.439
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Scott is talented and classy to his core. His ability is remarkable, he's got a powerful bat, he's a slick-handed shortstop and he's a crafty pitcher. He's won 5 out of our 7 MVP awards and will likely win many more. What really sets him apart is his cool, quiet and level-headed approach to the game. Motivational without being negative and competitive without being aggressive. Nobody in the world has a bad thing to say about him -- opponents and umpires included.
	Misfits	Scott Willis	75	10	0.343	0.36	0.5
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			26	12	1-2-0	2.69	1.42
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG
	Red Sox	Jamshid Mavalwalla	65	10	0.357	0.446	0.375
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	He always seems to be in a friendly and pleasant mood. Kinda annoying actually. Other players may not know the name, but I am sure they know the face at first base that is always in a good mood and ready to chat...in both languages!
	Rockets	Daniel Lizotte	70	9	0.322	0.429	0.373
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-
			PA	RBI	AVG	ONB	SLUG	Fabien is a managers dream. A dynamite bat, dynamite glove and dynamite person. He led the league in RBI and K/PA while making the leader board 8 times. He played injured, came home early from vacations to make games, and never once complained about opponent or umpires. He is as calm and collected on the field as he is good. And as strong defensively as he is offensively. Without exaggeration, he is one of the best offensive and defensive players in the league as well as one of the nicest.
	Sharks	Fabien Doiron	70	24	0.413	0.457	0.540
			IP	SO	W-L-S	ERA	WHIP
			-	-	-	-	-