While lots of hardware was handed out on this evening the most revered award is that of ‘Coach of the Year’. This year’s winner was elected, almost unanimously, by his fellow coaches and for the second straight season Steve Hill was named coach of the year. Hill’s U15 Boys squad posted a perfect 12-0-0 record to win the New England Division and a shot at the North American Championship. Congratulations Steve!

The 2008 Ottawa Fury season came to a conclusion on Friday night at the Annual Awards Banquet. Canada's "Mr. Soccer," Dick Howard, was on hand as individual awards and team recognitions were handed out in what was a very successful season for the Fury.

Head Coach Steve Hill (left) presents Adrian Hiotis (right) with MVP plaque for the 2008 U15 Boys team. Congratulations Adrian!

The Fury ended their 2008 SYL New England Division season on the weekend with a perfect 12-0-0 record eleven points ahead of their nearest rival. Wins on the road against Rhode Island (4-0) and Albany (2-0) completed a wonderful season for coach Steve Hill (pictured) and his squad. The team will now prepare to represent New England in the SYL North American finals in Tampa, Florida in November

Two wins this weekend on the road against the New Hampshire Phantoms (3-0) and Seacoast United (4-2) ensured that the Fury U15 Boys would retain their unbeaten league record (10-0-0) and also win the USL Super Y-League U15 Boys division. The Boys will now move on to compete at the Super Y-League North American Finals to be held in Tampa Bay, Florida in November. Luca Martello (2) [pictured] and Chris Medina were on the mark against New Hampshire while a Cameron Davis hat-trick and a goal from Adrian Hiotis scored the goals against Seacoast. The Fury finish out their season next weekend on the road against Rhode Island and Albany when they will be seeking to complete their league season with a perfect record.

Thomas Capstick and Adrian Hiotis (pictured left) were the goal scorers for the Fury in their 2-0 win over Cape Cod on Sunday. Earlier in the weekend, the Boys defeated the Boston Renegades by 3-1 on goals from Cameron Davis, Artane Siad, and Chris Medina.