Event coordinator Debbie Doiron (left) and ringette president Vicki Thomas were happy with the large turnout.

These ladies were chosen to be part of the B.C. all-star team in the junior division. From left: Laura Dobell, Melanie Thomas and Leanne Humphrey. Melanie also received the Andrea Feddersen Memorial award.

Playing for the all-star team was a thrill for fifteen-year-olds Jackie Legzdins (left) and Emma Dowds.

Nicole Lark (from left) played for the "belle" division of the all-star team, while Keri Jesson and Lisa Demeule were chosen as part of the 19+ "open" all-star team.

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Eleven-year-old Jenny Lura is a goalie in the "petite" division along with teammate Victoria Maciver, who plays centre.

That smile says it all. Seven-year-old Justine Doiron proudly showed off her trophy.

Seven-year-old Keira MacFarlane was given the coach's choice award for the "bunnies" division. Her family was happy to be there to see it. Clockwise from back left: Susan MacFarlane, Don Dence, brother Jason and Keira.

It was a face full of fries as Michelle Levangie (left) and Alicia Kerfoot visited the buffet. Chicken strips, salads and choclate were also on the menu.

Cute as bunnies. These five-year-olds put on their skates regularly to play ringette together. From left: Zoe harkins, Deanna Coulter and Carly Litnosky.

Ringette is not just for girls these days as seven-year-old Ryan Litnosky (left) and teammate Tyson Lee Shier will attest to.

Ten-year-old Lynita White was happy to have her daddy, ex BC Lions football player Richard White, come to the banquet with her.

Red Devils' coach Paul Chan was pleased to award Kelli McGuiness with the coach's choice award, even though she is rumoured to have called him "the meanest coach".