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The Suffolk stalwart has been recognized for his incredible commitment to golf with the prestigious Gerald Micklem Award Captain, president, trustee, life member, referee – there is not much in golf Michael Rees hasn’t done. His exceptional commitment to the game has seen the 76-year-old recognized with a prestigious England Golf gong. The Gerald Micklem…
The Suffolk stalwart has been recognized for his incredible commitment to golf with the prestigious Gerard Micklem Award Captain, president, trustee, life member, referee – there is not much in golf Michael Rees hasn’t done. His exceptional commitment to the game has seen the 76-year-old recognized with a prestigious England Golf gong. The Gerald Micklem…
Patrick Williams, TheAHL.com Features Writer A player’s path through the AHL is rarely an easy one. But few players embody the ups and downs quite like Jamieson Rees, a fourth-year forward now with the Belleville Senators in the most trying season yet of his pro career. It’s not supposed to be easy, but at just…
Photo: John Mrakovcich The Ottawa Senators have acquired forward Jamieson Rees from the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for a sixth-round pick in the 2024 NHL Draft. Rees, 23, as appeared in 37 AHL games between the Springfield Thunderbirds and Charlotte Checkers this season, totaling four assists. A fourth-year pro from Hamilton, Ont., Rees has played…
