Mitch Ogilvie of the Guelph Gryphons was named Canadian University Field Lacrosse's Most Valuable Player for the 2021 season while Nipissing Lakers star Scott Dominey was selected the top graduating player in CUFLA.
The duo are among seven players plus a coaching staff recognized as CUFLA all-stars in voting conducted by the league's 14 member teams.
Ogilvie helped to lead the Gryphons to the Baggataway Cup championship game, where they fell just short with an overtime loss to the Brock Badgers. The midfielder from Peterborough, Ontario was recognized for his outstanding two-way game. He scored 5 goals and 5 assists in six regular season games then exploded for 8 goals and 6 assists in four Baggataway Cup playoff games, earning All-Baggataway team honours. In addition to his offence, Ogilvie is a tenacious defensive middie and a player who leads by example on and off the field.
While completing undergrad and graduate degrees at Nipissing, Dominey was the league MVP in 2018 and has twice been a CUFLA East scoring champion. He has been named All Canadian four times, twice each at midfield and attack.
Badgers' defender Alex Pace was the runner up for both the MVP and graduating player honours.
The rest of the all-stars, along with the runner up for each position, are:
Attack – Sam Firth, Bishop's Gaiters
Runner up – Sam LeClair, Brock
Midfield – Aidan Buis, Brock
Runner up – Carter McKenzie, Queen's Gaels
Defence – Curtis Conley, Trent Excalibur
Runner up – Curtis Romanchych, Trent
Goalie – Cam McLeod, Guelph Gryphons
Runner up – Simon Bellamy, Brock
Rookie – Zach Tarr, Nipissing Lakers
Runner up – Nolan Schott, Guelph
Coaching staff – Brock Badgers
Runner up – Laurier Golden Hawks
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