Despite falling just short in the Ontario Power 5 Football League final a few months back, the Sudbury Spartans found themselves nonetheless nicely rewarded when it came time to doling out end of the year accolades.

The Spartans were prominent by virtue of both the quality and quantity of their award winners, with newcomer and Confederation Secondary graduate Braedan Beggs hauling in a noteworthy bevy of hardware.

The talented running back and multi-positional threat was named OP5FL Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Year and Offensive Player of Year, in addition to being selected to the first all-star team as both a running back and placekicker.

Joining Beggs in taking home major individual awards were Sudbury head coach Kim "Junior" Labrosse (Coach of the Year) and Jordan Fryer (Offensive Lineman of the Year).

Spartans receiving first all-star team recognition also included QB Adam Rocha, offensive linemen Eric Breau, Andrew Parks and Jordan Fryer, defensive lineman Tyson McFadden, linebackers Erik Conrad and Andrew Kilby and defensive back Steven Sola, who also earned honours as a second team kickoff and punt returner.

Remaining Sudbury second teamers were: receivers Zach Primeau, Dalton Wilcox and Conner campeau, defensive lineman Brandon Soucy and defensive back Kolby McLean.