Coach Jake Cherski and MVP Ryan Lounsbury Sept. 12, 2015 (Submitted photo)

Coach Jake Cherski and MVP Ryan Lounsbury Sept. 12, 2015 (Submitted photo)

Imperials Announce Award Winners

By Rick Burrows

September 13, 2015 - 4:03pm

The Sarnia Imperials handed out team awards on Saturday.

MVP is wide receiver Ryan Lounsbury from Point Edward.

QB Pat Wright from Point Edward is offensive player of the year.

Defensive player of the year is John Bain from Sarnia.

Defensive end Josh Hardy from Strathroy and offensive lineman James Eldridge from Chatham are the defensive and offensive linemen of the year.

Tackle Jim Purves from Sarnia is the rookie of the year.

And wide receiver Brad Churchill from Sarnia is the most improved player. Sarnia Imperials 2015
(submitted) Sarnia Imperials 2015 (submitted)

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