The PEI representatives at the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Juniors will be coming home with a number of awards.

Photo (L-R) Elaine de Ryk (CCA Representative), Michelle McQuaid

Michelle McQuaid, third on the Sarah Fullerton rink, was the recipient of the Joan Mead Legacy Award. which includes a $500 scholarship. This award, in honour of former CBC curling producer Mead, is selected by the officials, and awarded annually to a junior curler who best exemplifies leadership, excellence and fair play.

Alex MacFadyen, lead on the Brett Gallant rink, made the First All-Stars Team, determined by shooting percentages during the round robin. MacFadyen’s percentage was 86.

Anson Carmody of the Gallant team won the Fair Play award for men’s second stones, as selected by the officials.

Peter Gallant, who coached his son’s team, won the men’s ASHAM National Coaching Award, voted on  by the coaches in the event.

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