Now hold on just a second... I played up near that area, close enough to know what it all means. Especially to a kid who is good (and by the stats, this one is...), and has a chance to be drafted. Bantam, unless I recall incorrectly, is one step below juniors, where players are taken by the NHL. And the junior teams draft from the lower teams. So, an award like this could mean a career in hockey versus a job in the paper mills...
"Croteau's son had 45 goals and 42 assists for the Acadian Peninsula AAA team last season. The MVP winner, Lucas Martin of the Moncton team, had 21 goals and 39 assists. The league's nine coaches voted for the award."
And since Moncton won the title, I'd bet the Croteau kid was a much more valuable player, scoring twice as many goals, and having more assists. Often the "MVP player" is simply the best player on the winning team, which is not what a league MVP award is all about. The guote for the paper from CHA saying "... I'm not sure what kind of lesson the parent is teaching his son here.", is silly. I'd be teaching my kid not to let anybody take things from you that are rightfully yours.
How's that for a minority opinion?