Peter Larson was unstoppable throughout the season. Notching 28 wins, 18 losses, and 1 overtime loss. Larson leads the league in save percentage having a .921% in 43 games played. Larson was also in the top 3 goals-against average in the league having a 2.66 GGA. Leading the league in shutouts is also Larson with 5 shutouts. Larson was the reason for Manhattan getting to the playoffs and winning key games along the way.

Barrett McCarthy! @Inf1d3l

David Kastrba said this about Winters "Alex is just incredible, someone who proved he was a huge asset to the team almost as soon as he touched our ice, ya know? And he just keeps getting better! The vision that guy has is mind-blowing, to be honest. It doesn’t matter who has the puck, teammate or not, he knows exactly where it is and where he has to be.  He’ll steal the puck before anyone on the other team can even react and then he’s off creating some spectacular play happen in the other end. He’s one of those players that are just so exciting to watch play the game."

Tokek Tokshak Award (Unsung Hero)

The Tokek Tokshak award goes to the player who may not be the flashiest or gets the most points. However, they are crucial to the team. They are someone the team can rely on to play well and consistently every game.

The Rookie of the year goes to a rookie who showed huge potential and drive in their first season. They were a huge contributor to the team on both offense and defense. They have a lot of potential and the rest of the team is excited to watch them grow as a person and as a player.

The Winner Is

Phineas Gold had a hell of a rookie season. Gold was able to get 25 points in his first season while also getting 13 shots blocked. Gold had a very clean game only taking one penalty all season. Gold looks to be a bright young star for the Rage and is looking like he will become a top player sooner than later.

Defensemen Reginald MacIntrye had this to say about Gold's rookie season "For our Rookie of the Year award, among our three rookies, not only did Phineas Gold have the longest time, but he had the best time. With 12 goals and 13 assists during the regular season, including two game-winning goals and a game-tying goal, at a rate of .6 points per 20 minutes, he led our rookie class in scoring. Gold shone brightly in his first postseason as well. In the Rage's 19-game campaign to lift the Cup, he scored 4 goals and 8 assists, including the game-winner in Game 7 of our Eastern Conference semifinals against Chicago. The icing on his claim was his second-star performance with the opening goal and a later assist in Game 6 of the Challenge Cup Finals. For leading the charge from the first game, providing crucial support throughout, and performing like a star in the ultimate spotlight, it's clear Phineas Gold is most deserving of our Rookie of the Year Award."

Vent is coming off of another consistent year for the Rage. Getting over 10 points again while also getting over 50 hits and 50 shots blocked. Off the ice Vent is constantly working on team bonding activities for the team. Vent is always trying to help teammates and management wherever he can.

Rookie defencemen Derek Bohne Jr. said this about Vent "Vent is by far one of the biggest voices on the team. On the ice, in the locker room, at team meetings and team dinners. This is obviously a team game, but I really feel like Vent helped to pull us all together as a cohesive unit and play for each other. Obviously it's not as literal as it was in the movie, but any time we had a slump going as a team our practices would resemble the practices in Miracle. Who do you play for kind of stuff? We might have won as the Manhattan Rage, but without pushing us the extra five, six, or seven reps at practice - taking all of us out to dinner - embedding that team-first mentality - there's really no saying what would have happened. Vent absolutely deserves to be the Jardy Buclewirth Award winner, and we can't stress enough how much we're looking forward to bringing it back home again next season!

This award is given to the player who is always upbeat in the locker room. They are always friendly to everyone and always willing to listen and be there for people. Despite if there are hardships or even when everything is going well, this player is always being a shining spot for the team and everyone else.

The Winner Is

Vent is always talking in the locker room. Every day he comes into the locker room cracking jokes with players and trying to get everyone going. During losses, he is always trying to keep everyone head up and to keep them pushing forward. Vent tries his best to get to know everyone and to be friends with each person that is on the team.

General Manager Jakub Aittokallio said this about Vent "The greatest example of what Vent brings to the team is when we have new members join the team. He's the guy who invites people in, who offers them advice and takes them out to show them the family atmosphere of the team. Everybody goes to him to talk, and to feel that brotherly love. It's a talent he has to connect with every single one individually and make them feel welcome."