BOSIO NAMED NE PLAYER OF MONTH
The OJHL announced today that Kingston Voyageurs alternate captain Danny Bosio (pictured right - photo credit: Ian Dixon/OJHL Images) has been named the Bardown North-East Conference Player-of-the-Month for October after leading the entire OJHL with 19 points in just 9 games played.
The 20-year old, who currently leads the OJHL with 17 goals and sits third in overall scoring with 33 points, led all scorers during the month of October with 9 goals and 19 points. Bosio would start and finish the month with impressive four point outings, while recording multiple points in five of nine contests and a point in all but one game during the month. Leading the Vees to a 6-2-1 record in one of hockey's toughest divisions, he recorded five power player goals and two game-winners, including a career-high four goal outing during the final game of November versus Aurora. Bosio has already surpassed his goal total from last season and is just one point shy of his final point total in 39 games played during 2015-16.
The Michigan native attended Brighton High School in Brighton, Michigan, playing three years with the Bulldogs where he captured two Michigan High School Athletic Association state championships, while also finishing fourth all-time in school history with 74 goals and 141 points. His efforts during the 2013-14 season earned a spot on the Michigan High School Coaches' Association Dream Team and the following season, he would play for the prestigious Victory Honda organization, based in Plymouth Township, Michigan. Joining the Vees during the 2015-16 season, Bosio would finish fifth on the club in regular season scoring with 34 points, despite playing in just 39 games during the season. He added another seven points during the post-season as Kingston swept Cobourg and Markham before falling to the eventual OJHL champion Trenton Golden Hawks in the North-East Conference Championship Series.
Brennan Roy of the Cobourg Cougars was runner-up to Bosio as the North-East Conference Player-of-the-Month. The All-Star defenceman has been a key cog in the league-leading Cougars performance thus far and notched 14 points in 12 contests during the month.
