Scott Dickie displays a sign a fan handed to him after the Rangers won the Memorial Cup in 2003.  "It's a Dickie Delight" is a signature call Roger used after the netminder made a great save.

The Kitchener Rangers held their Team Awards Banquet May 27, 2003.  Back row, Gregory Campbell, T.J. Eason (Harold Gowing Memorial Trophy as the teams’ Most Improved Kitchener Minor Hockey Association Player), Michael Richards, Steve Eminger, and Matt Grennier. Front row includes Andre Benoit, Petr Kanko, Evan McGrath, and Marcus Smith.

Andre Benoit (wins the Bob "Snowy" Schlieman Award as best Offensive Defenseman. He's joined by Gregory Campbell, T.J. Eason, Steve Eminger, Evan McGrath (Michael Pappert Memorial Trophy as the Rookie of the Year), and Petr Kanko (Most Popular Player)

Michael Richards is named the teams' MVP winning the Jim Malleck Memorial Trophy, and he also picks up the Jim Reilly Trophy as the teams Scoring Champion.  He's joined by Steve Eminger who wins the Herchenrader Family award with the Best Defensive Ability, and Matt Grennier picks up the Blueline Club Trophy as the Most Gentlemanly Player.  In front is Evan McGrath, and Marcus Smith. 

Gregory Campbell wins the Charles Chalkin Memorial Trophy as the Rangers Best Performer in Play-offs

The Rangers Award winners get ready to pose one more time.

Scott Dickie celebrates the Robertson Cup May 10, 2003 with his Family and Friends

Derek Roy (2nd round pick of Buffalo Sabres), Scott Dickie, and Steve Eminger (1st round pick of the Washington Capitals) celebrate their OHL Championship!

Gregory Campbell, with his family and friends celebrate May 10, 2003.  Yes, that's Gregory's father Colin Campbell the Executive VP of the NHL.  

Adam Keefe, and Michael Richards (possible 1st round NHL draft pick) pose with the Robertson Cup.

Roger Wardell and Michael Richards, the Kitchener Rangers 1st round draft pick of 2001 on the set of OHL Primetime.  (October 2002)

Roger calls a game at the Dom Cardillo Arena in the fall of 2002