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2014-15 OHL Coaches Poll Winners

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All 20 categories are listed below with Eastern Conference and Western Conference winners including their final point totals in brackets.

Most Underrated Player:

Eastern Conference:

1. Marcus McIvor, North Bay Battalion (21)

2. Dante Salituro, Ottawa 67’s (18)

3. Chris Carlisle, Oshawa Generals (17)

Western Conference:

1. Pius Suter, Guelph Storm (25)

2. Damir Sharipzyanov, Owen Sound Attack tied Kyle Pettit, Erie Otters (14)

Most Improved Player:

Eastern Conference:

1. Kevin Labanc, Barrie Colts (31)

2. Lucas Peressini, Kingston Frontenacs (29)

3. Jordan Maletta, Niagara IceDogs tied Matt Schmalz, Sudbury Wolves (8)

Western Conference:

1. Pius Suter, Guelph Storm (23)

2. Nick Betz, Erie Otters (17)

3. Christian Dvorak, London Knights (15)

Smartest Player:

Eastern Conference:

1. Sam Bennett, Kingston Frontenacs (26) – finished first in voting in 2013-14

2. Cole Cassels, Oshawa Generals (18)

3. Carter Verhaeghe, Niagara IceDogs (17) – finished third in voting in 2013-14

Western Conference:

1. Mitchell Marner, London Knights (28)

2. Chris Bigras, Owen Sound Attack (23)

3. Dylan Strome, Erie Otters (18)

Hardest Worker:

Eastern Conference:

1. Lawson Crouse, Kingston Frontenacs (34)

2. Cole Cassels, Oshawa Generals (17)

3. Michael McLeod, Mississauga Steelheads (10)

Western Conference:

1. Remi Elie, Erie Otters (25)

2. Phil Baltisberger, Guelph Storm (15)

3. Keigan Goetz, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (12)

Best Playmaker:

Eastern Conference:

1. Joseph Blandisi, Barrie Colts (30)

2. Cole Cassels, Oshawa Generals (20)

3. Josh Ho-Sang, Niagara IceDogs (18)

Western Conference:

1. Connor McDavid, Erie Otters (43) – finished first in voting in 2013-14

2. Mitchell Marner, London Knights (27)

3. Anthony DeAngelo, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (14)

Most Dangerous in Goal Area:

Eastern Conference:

1. Michael Dal Colle, Oshawa Generals (27)

2. Brendan Perlini, Niagara IceDogs (18)

3. Spencer Watson, Kingston Frontenacs (14)

Western Conference:

1. Alex DeBrincat, Erie Otters (29)

2. Tyler Bertuzzi, Guelph Storm (22)

3. Dylan Sadowy, Saginaw Spirit (17)

Best Skater:

Eastern Conference:

1. Travis Konecny, Ottawa 67’s (27)

2. Sean Day, Mississauga Steelheads (25) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

3. Joseph Blandisi, Barrie Colts (17)

Western Conference:

1. Connor McDavid, Erie Otters (45) – finished first in voting in 2013-14 and third in 2012-13

2. Max Domi, London Knights (15) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

3. Zachary Senyshyn, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (10)

Best Shot:

Eastern Conference:

1. Michael Dal Colle, Oshawa Generals (30)

2. Brendan Perlini, Niagara IceDogs (22)

3. Joseph Blandisi, Barrie Colts (10)

Western Conference:

1. Max Domi, London Knights (20)

2. Nikita Korostelev, Sarnia Sting (16)

3. Nick Baptiste, Erie Otters (14)

Hardest Shot:

Eastern Conference:

1. Brandon Devlin, Mississauga Steelheads (35)

2. Kyle Wood, North Bay Battalion (27)

3. Jordan Subban, Belleville Bulls (15)

Western Conference:

1. Max Iafrate, Kitchener Rangers (28) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

2. Jakob Chychrun, Sarnia Sting (16)

3. Gianluca Curcuruto, Plymouth Whalers tied Trevor Murphy, Windsor Spitfires (12)

Best Stickhandler:

Eastern Conference:

1. Josh Ho-Sang, Niagara IceDogs (27)

2. Travis Konecny, Ottawa 67’s (22) – finished third in voting in 2013-14

3. Sam Bennett, Kingston Frontenacs (20) – finished first in voting in 2013-14

Western Conference:

1. Connor McDavid, Erie Otters (41) – finished first in voting in 2013-14 and 2012-13

2. Sergey Tolchinsky, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (19) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

3. Mitchell Marner, London Knights (16)

Best on Face-Offs:

Eastern Conference:

1. Nick Paul, North Bay Battalion (22) – finished third in voting in 2013-14

2. Cole Cassels, Oshawa Generals (21)

3. Carter Verhaeghe, Niagara IceDogs (16)

Western Conference:

1. Kyle Pettit, Erie Otters (21)

2. Holden Cook, Owen Sound Attack (19)

3. Daniel Nikandrov, Sarnia Sting (16)

Best Body Checker:

Eastern Conference:

1. Hunter Smith, Oshawa Generals (30)

2. Cameron Lizotte, Peterborough Petes (29)

3. Conor McGlynn, Kingston Frontenacs (12)

Western Conference:

1. Kurtis MacDermid, Erie Otters (31) – finished third in voting in 2013-14

2. Nick Ritchie, Sault Ste, Marie Greyhounds (22) – finished first in Eastern Conference voting in 2013-14

3. Liam Maaskant, Kitchener Rangers (13)

Best Shot Blocker:

Eastern Conference:

1. Josh Brown, Oshawa Generals (30) – finished first in voting in 2013-14

2. Marcus McIvor, North Bay Battalion (27)

3. Cameron Lizotte, Peterborough Petes (11)

Western Conference:

1. Zach Nastasiuk, Owen Sound Attack (18) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

2. Cory Genovese, Erie Otters (16)

3. Phil Baltisberger, Guelph Storm (13)

Best Defensive Forward:

Eastern Conference:

1. Nick Paul, North Bay Battalion (31)

2. Cole Cassels, Oshawa Generals (16)

3. Juho Lammikko, Kingston Frontenacs (13)

Western Conference:

1. Jason Dickinson, Guelph Storm (29)

2. Jean Dupuy, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (27)

3. Kyle Pettit, Erie Otters (11)

Best Penalty Killer:

Eastern Conference:

1. Marcus McIvor, North Bay Battalion (25)

2. Josh Brown, Oshawa Generals (18)

3. Joseph Blandisi, Barrie Colts (14)

Western Conference:

1. Jean Dupuy, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (22)

2. Dylan Sadowy, Saginaw Spirit (19)

3. Remi Elie, Erie Otters (14)

Best Offensive Defenceman:

Eastern Conference:

1. Jordan Subban, Belleville Bulls (28) – finished third in voting in 2013-14 and second in 2012-13

2. Mitchell Vande Sompel, Oshawa Generals (20)

3. Rasmus Andersson, Barrie Colts (16)

Western Conference:

1. Anthony DeAngelo, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (40) – finished first in voting in 2013-14 and third in 2012-13

2. Chris Bigras, Owen Sound Attack tied Trevor Murphy, Windsor Spitfires (15)

Best Defensive Defenceman:

Eastern Conference:

1. Marcus McIvor, North Bay Battalion (37) – finished third in voting in 2013-14

2. Josh Brown, Oshawa Generals (29)

3. Roland McKeown, Kingston Frontenacs (8)

Western Conference:

1. Darnell Nurse, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (34)

2. Chris Bigras, Owen Sound Attack (26) – finished first in voting in 2013-14

3. Kurtis MacDermid, Erie Otters (14)

Best Puck-Handling Goalie:

Eastern Conference:

1. Spencer Martin, Mississauga Steelheads (33) – finished first in voting in 2013-14

2. Jake Smith, North Bay Battalion (19) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

3. Lucas Peressini, Kingston Frontenacs (13)

Western Conference:

1. Brandon Halverson, Soo Greyhounds – finished first in 2013-14 tied Jake Paterson, Kitchener Rangers (27) – finished third in 2013-14 and 2012-13

3. Alex Nedeljkovic, Plymouth Whalers (21)

Best Shootout Shooter:

Eastern Conference:

1. Jordan Subban, Belleville Bulls (29)

2. Sam Babintsev, Mississauga Steelheads (16)

3. Andrew Mangiapane, Barrie Colts (15)

Western Conference:

1. Max Domi, London Knights (25)

2. Tyler Bertuzzi, Guelph Storm (15)

3. Justin Bailey, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (12)

Best Shootout Goalie:

Eastern Conference:

1. Lucas Peressini, Kingston Frontenacs (30)

2. Spencer Martin, Mississauga Steelheads (22) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

3. Mackenzie Blackwood, Barrie Colts (11)

Western Conference:

1. Jake Paterson, Kitchener Rangers (33) – finished third in voting in 2013-14 and second in 2012-13

2. Alex Nedeljkovic, Plymouth Whalers (27) – finished second in voting in 2013-14

3. Justin Nichols, Guelph Storm (14)

No McCann at all (or Liberati, McEneny, etc.), but Cassels gets 5 mentions, while Subban and Pettit get 3 each.

Cassels (East):

2nd in Smartest player (behind Bennett in the East)

2nd in Hardest Worker (behind Crouse)

2nd in Best Playmaker (behind Blandisi)

2nd in Best on Face Offs

2nd in Best Defensive Forward (both behind Nick Paul)

Subban (East):

3rd in Hardest Shot

1st in Best Offensive Defenceman (only DeAngelo with more votes)

1st in Best Shootout Shooter (most votes overall)

Pettit (West):

2nd in Most Underrated Player

1st in Best on Face Offs (tied in votes with Cassels overall)

3rd in Best Defensive Forward

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Yeah, Pettit is a strong defensive forward but his offence was so lacking until this year it was pretty clear he's a very long shot to make it as an NHL'er. He's showed good strides this year in adding some offence while continuing to be solid defensively, but he's still a long shot.

Cassels though, didn't expect quite that many votes for him across multiple categories. Deserves it though!

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