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Below are the worth recipients of the NEFL most prestigious awards.

AAA:

Offensive MVP – John Speidel – Lowell Nor'easter

Defensive MVP – Tylee Flowers – CT Thunder

Coaching Staff – CT Bearcats

AA:

Offensive MVP – Jim Lampron – Tri-City Charge

Defensive MVP – Eric Meza – Leominster Razorbacks

Coaching Staff – Monadnock Maurauders

Offensive MVP – Mike Griggs – SNH Beavers

Defensive MVP – Jim Levesque – NH Wolfpack

Coaching Staff – Southern CT Sting

Organizations of the Year for 2009:

AAA: Middleboro Cobras

AA: Tri-City Charge

A: Southern CT Sting

NEFL Executives of the Year:

League: Dennis Faulkner – Worcester Wildcats

AAA: Bernie Armstrong – CT Bearcats

AA: Mario Alvarez – Metro West Colonials

A: Devon Robinson – Southern CT Sting

Service Awards:

Service Awards are given to members of the league who go above and beyond the call of duty to help make this league better and stronger.

Tom Degnan – Bay State Renegades

Jesse Richardson – Tri-City Charge

Ronnie Bates – Southern Maine Raging Bulls

Mike Isola – New England Hawks

Olivier Bustin – Boston Bandits

Mike Power – Lowell Nor'Easter

Brian Cisneros – NEFL

Paul Scopetski Iron Man Award

Mike Isola – New England Hawks

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AAA:

Metro Division:

Offensive MVP: Jon Bond – Middleboro Cobras

Defensive MVP: Rayshawn Jones – Middleboro Cobras

Coaching Staff: Middleboro Cobras

Suburban Division:

Offensive MVP: Phil Warren – Southern Maine Raging Bulls

Defensive MVP: Malcolm Wynn – Lowell Nor'easter

Coaching Staff: Lowell Nor'easter

Organization of the Year: Middleboro Cobras

AA:

Offensive MVP: Danny Sanabria – Leominster Razorbacks

Defensive MVP: Brandon Craft – Kennebec Valley Tigers

Coaching Staff: Kennebec Valley Tigers

Organization of the Year: Southern NE Rage

Offensive MVP: Jim Lampron – Tri-City Charge

Defensive MVP: Matt Kane – Tri-City Charge

Coaching Staff: Tri-City Charge

Organization of the Year: Southern VT Storm

Service Awards:

Jesse Richardson

Mike Salmon

Jim Greco

Emilio Colon

Executives of the Year:

These awards are for team or league executives who have been consistently invaluable in the functioning of this league over the course of the season.

AAA: Garrett Perry – Middleboro Cobras

AA: Ron Rezendes – Hollywood East Outlaws

A: Tighe Stratton – Southern VT Storm

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Maritime Conference (A):

United Division:

Off. MVP: (Tie) Blair Doucette – KV Tigers and Jimmy Lampron – Tri-City Charge

Def. MVP: Lou Hendricks – Notre Dame Cobras

Coaching Staff: Kennebec Valley Tigers

Independence Division:

Off. MVP: Danny Sanabria – Leominster Razorbacks

Def. MVP: Kyle Desrosiers – Leominster Razorbacks

Coaching Staff: Leominster Razorbacks

North Atlantic Conference (AA):

Continental Division:

Off. MVP: Sharik Mendes – Whaling City Clippers

Def. MVP: Willie Ford – Whaling City Clippers

Coaching Staff: Whaling City Clippers

Pioneer Division:

Off. MVP: Dave Leach – Middlesex Mayhem

Def. MVP: Wayne Dow – Mill City Maulers

Coaching Staff: North Shore Generals

Colonial Conference (AAA):

Metro Division:

Off. MVP: Jon Bond – Middleboro Cobras

Def. MVP: Justin Pike – Middleboro Cobras

Coaching Staff: Middleboro Cobras

Suburban Division:

Off. MVP: John Spiedel – Lowell Nor'Easter

Def. MVP: Malcolm Wynn – Lowell Nor'Easter

Coaching Staff: Southern Maine Raging Bulls

Organizations of the Year:

A: Southern NH Beavers

AA: South Shore Outlaws

AAA: Middleboro Cobras

Service Awards:

Service Awards are given to members of the league who have gone above and beyond what is expected of them in order to make this league function and grow stronger each year.

David Dunn

Joe Zucco

Skip Harrison

Brian Cisneros

Executive of the Year:

Olivier Bustin

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The following players have been voted on by the teams as the MVP's of their respective divisions. The awards were presented with over 200 in attendance at the March 31st meeting.

AAA:

Metro Division:

Offensive MVP: Clarzell Pearl – Boston Bandits

Defensive MVP: Adam Keyes – CT Thunder

Coaching Staff: Boston Bandits

Suburban Division:

Offensive MVP (Tie): Scott “Bubba” Gullat – Southern Maine Raging Bulls and Chris Degree – Lowell Nor'Easters

Defensive MVP: Mike Zabelski – Merrimack Valley Crush

Coaching Staff: Southern Maine Raging Bulls

AA:

North Atlantic Division:

Offensive MVP: J.J. Brooks – Seacoast Hawks

Defensive MVP: Wayne Dow – Mill City Maulers

Coaching Staff: Mill City Maulers

Continental Division:

Offensive MVP: Raphael Zammit – North Attleboro Renegades

Defensive MVP: Steve Byerly – North Attleboro Renegades

Coaching Staff: North Attleboro Renegades

United Division:

Offensive MVP: Wade Edwards – Notre Dame Cobras

Defensive MVP: Dan Dunn – Queen City Demons

Coaching Staff: Notre Dame Cobras

Independence Division:

Offensive MVP (Tie): Teddy Knutsen – Monadnock Marauders and Chris Raymond – Manchester Devils

Defensive MVP: Leroy Mason – Rhode Island Raptors

Coaching Staff: Rhode Island Raptors

Organizations of the Year:

AAA: Southern Maine Raging Bulls

AA: Mill City Maulers

A: Notre Dame Cobras

Executive of the Year:

Mike Power

Service Awards:

These awards are for members of the league who have gone above and beyond what was expected of them. Without their contributions we would not be the successful league that we are.

Ronnie Bates

David Dunn

Jim Mason

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The NEFL would like to announce the award winners for the 2005 season:

AAA:

Metro Division

Offensive MVP: Clarzell Pearl – Boston Bandits

Defensive MVP: Tom Dumican – North Attleboro Renegades

Coaching Staff of the Year: North Attleboro Renegades

Suburban Division

Offensive MVP: John Speidel – Lowell Nor'Easter

Defensive MVP: Patrick Graham – Lowell Nor'Easter

Coaching Staff of the Year: Merrimack Valley Crush

AA:

Offensive MVP: (Tie) Jimmy Yaitaines – South Shore Outlaws and Jesse Utoh – Seacoast Hawks

Defensive MVP: Uhia Willis – Mass State Warriors

Coaching Staff of the Year: Seacoast Hawks

Northern

Offensive MVP: Wade Edwards – MidCoast Chaos

Defensive MVP: Brandon Craft – Penobscot SeaDragons

Coaching Staff of the Year: MidCoast Chaos

Southern

Offensive MVP: Dan Ashworth – SNE Rage

Defensive MVP: Jim Levesque – HC Devils

Coaching Staff of the Year: Southern New England Rage

Organizations of the Year:

AAA: North Attleboro Renegades

AA: Seacoast Hawks

A: Southern New England Rage

Executive of the Year: Brian Cisneros – President

Service Awards:

Ruben Costa – Woonsocket Sentinels

Mike Power – Lowell Nor'Easter

Zach Stewart – Central Maine Shockers

All three of these league members went above and beyond the call of duty in helping this league be successful. Their dedication and hard work needs to be recognized and rewarded.

Honorable Mention:

Bill Nash and the CT Storm

Derek Nelson and the South Shore Outlaws

Bill Harris and the Penobscot SeaDragons

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AAA Metro:

Offensive MVP: JD Brooks – Boston Bandits

Defensive MVP: Tom Dumican – N. Attleboro Renegades

Coaching Staff: N. Attleboro Renegades

AAA Suburban:

Offensive MVP: John Speidel – Lowell Nor'Easter

Defensive MVP: Pat Graham – Lowell Nor'Easter

Coaching Staff: Lowell Nor'Easter

AA Continental:

Offensive MVP: Steve Callender – CT Thunder

Defensive MVP: Tylee Flowers – CT Thunder

Coaching Staff: CT Thunder

AA Pioneer:

Offensive MVP: Jeff Gregoire – Seacoast Hawks

Defensive MVP: Andre Martineau – Monadnock Marauders

Coaching Staff: VT Ice Storm

A Division:

Offensive MVP: Marvin Langley – Central Maine Shockers

Defensive MVP: Brandon Craft – Penobscot SeaDragons

Coaching Staff: Central MaineShockers

Organizations of the Year:

AAA: Lowell Nor'Easter

AA: Woonsocket Sentinels

A: Central Maine Shockers

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AAA

Metro Division

Offensive MVP: JD Brooks – RB – Boston Bandits

Defensive MVP: Chris Brady – LB – Boston Bandits

Coaching Staff: Boston Bandits

Suburban Division

Offensive MVP: Mondez Haire – WR – Haverhill Crush

Co-Defensive MVP: Pat Norton – DT – Lowell Noreaster & Mike Zabelski – LB – Haverhill Crush

Coaching Staff: Haverhill Crush

Organization of the Year: Haverhill Crush

Co-Offensive MVP: Steven Callender – RB – Connecticut Thunder & Will Bradley – QB – Nashua Predators

Co-Defensive MVP: Lee Dotson – LB – New England Stars & Dan Ray – DT – Monadnock Marauders

Coaching Staff: Connecticut Thunder

Organization of the Year: New England Stars

Offensive MVP: Steven Lorraine – QB – Maine Tomcats

Defensive MVP: Jarrod Tyler – LB – Penobscot Seadragons

Coaching Staff: Maine Tomcats

Organization of the Year: Central Maine Shockers

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AAA

Metro

Offensive MVP: E. Torrico RB N. Attleboro

Defensive MVP: T. Dumican DE N. Attleboro

Coaching: O. Bustin and the Boston Staff

Suburban

Offensive MVP: J. Speidel QB Lowell

Defensive MVP: I. Caesar LB Seacoast

Coaching: B. Fitzmaurice and Lowell Staff

Offensive MVP: T. Canada WR Vermont

Defensive MVP: T. Wilkes DE Monadnock

Coaching: D. Perez and Vermont Staff (tie)

A. Morgante and New England Staff (tie)

Offensive MVP: S. Callender RB Connecticut

Defensive MVP: P. McMahon LB Connecticut

Coaching: B. Nash and Connecticut Staff

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AAA

Suburban

Offensive: John Speidel QB Lowell Nor'easter

Defensive:

(tie)Patrick Graham LB Lowell Nor'easter

Scott McGlinchey CB Lowell Nor'easter

Coaching:(tie) Lowell Nor'easter & Leominster Razorbacks

Metro

Offensive: Clarzell Pearl QB Boston Bandits

Defensive: Mike Branch LB Boston Bandits

Coaching: New England Stars

Coastal

Offensive: Jason Mcleod QB So. Maine Raging Bulls

Defensive: Scott Houlton York County Warchiefs

Coaching: So. Maine Raging Bulls

Inland

Offensive: Brian Kemp Vermont Ice Storm

Defensive: Cory Bannerman Nashua Predators

Coaching: Vermont Ice Storm

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