The Lavoie siblings are the obvious choices for MVP. You can’t go wrong with the leading goal scorer Mia Lavoie with 49 goals, second in total points with 100. Scoring is the hardest thing about hockey and Mia has no issues with that. My vote for MVP would be Edouard Lavoie. One more point than Mia with 101. Edouard was Mia’s set up man the last few seasons and this season is no different. 66 assists for the 6’3 center is nothing to joke about. I like taking the center position because it’s a role that requires an excellent two-way game, and Edouard has shown that. A 57% face off percentage is great for a first line center who’s taken over 1200 face offs in a season. The best player on the best team should usually get the MVP award. Honourable mention to Detroit Falcons goalie Anastasia Soderstrom. Anastasia only played 42 games for the Falcons but won 24 of them, including 3 shut outs. She had the second best GAA with 2.72 (vs 2.58) and the highest save above expected with 35.84. This is nearly 10 points higher than the second place goalie. Finally Ana lead the league is save percentage as well with a 0.916!

While the goalies and defenseman are often over looked, this was an excellent 3rd season for the Falcons goaltender.