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Remembering #29 Trevor Boardway
Remembering #29 Trevor Broadway. Trevor was a big part of the Muskegon Voyagers during the first three years of the team.
Trevor’s dedication to his family, the game of hockey, his teammates and his all-star caliber craft will be forever the rich legacy he leaves with us.
A highly-respected and loved teammate, Trevor was an original charter member of the Voyagers team and a major, key contributing member of all three consecutive Voyagers MIHL League Championships.
Through his first two seasons, Trevor was ranked as the number one goaltender in the entire MIHL. During his third season, though injured, and with Voyagers Head Coach Derek Smith experiencing health issues, Trevor stepped in behind the Voyagers bench to assist, lending his steady, guiding hand in staying the course for a third consecutive Championship.
“The Boardway Barricade” and its prominent presence became so instrumental in the birth, growth and stability of the young league that the MIHL’s annual award for the league’s top goaltender now bares his name in his honor – “The Trevor Boardway MIHL Goaltender of the Year.”
Trevor is missed by many throughout the hockey world.
Trevor Boardway
29/G
5’11 189 lbs
Nova Scotia, CAN
Played Junior hockey in Canada. From there, Trevor went to play 3 years in the ACHA for Calvin College where he was selected to the 2013 ACHA selects team.
Outside of Hockey Trevor enjoys spending time with his wife Nikki and two daughters Brooklyn and Nova. He also enjoys golf, refereeing hockey, barbecuing, and playing softball.
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MIHL Bill Long Memorial Cup
MIHL Regular Season Champions
Muskegon Voyagers Dynasty
Muskegon Voyagers win the 2025 Bill Long Memorial Cup
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MIHL Bill Long Memorial Cup
MIHL Regular Season Champions
2021 Bill Long Memorial Cup Champions
2022 MIHL Bill Long Champions
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2023 MIHL Bill Long Champions
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2025 MIHL Bill Long Champions
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Why is the Cup called the Bill Long Memorial Cup
Bill Long (January 2, 1917 – July 24, 2006) was a Canadian ice hockey player and coach. Long was born in Barrie, Ontario. He played with the Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League in the 1939–40 season. Bill Long, one of the Ontario Hockey League's legendary coaches, was 88 when he died.
His career spanned three decades as a coach, including a 12-year tenure with the London Knights, where he coached 539 games, compiling a 275-214-50 record.
He was chosen the league's top coach in 1976-77 when the Knights went to the final for the first time in franchise history against the Ottawa 67's.
The Bill Long Award is presented in recognition and appreciation of an individual who has made an outstanding contribution, and distinguished service to the Ontario Hockey League. The recipient must be or have been actively engaged in junior hockey.
Bill Long leaves behind long legacy in junior hockey.
When the MIHL was formed in 2019, the founding members chose to honor Bill Long’s contribution to hockey and name the MIHL Playoff trophy as the Bill Long Memorial Cup.
Bill Long leaves behind long legacy in junior hockey.
Source: Internet
Photos: borrowed from the London Knights
