Glanbrook Rangers

Glanbrook Awards Dinner

2023-2024 Glanbrook Rangers

Rangers force Game 7

Game 6 Saturday Night in Glanbrook 7:30

Bloomfield Division Award Winners

The Glanbrook Rangers gathered at their annual banquet to celebrate a thrilling and successful season and honour some outstanding individual achievements. The award winners for the 2022-23 season are:
(BACK ROW, FROM LEFT) Tyler Smeda and Daniel Vella (top defencemen), Terry Bridgland (coaches’ award for leadership), Justin Vermeulen (most disciplined player), Josh Lindsay (hardest worker), Jason Sviergula (top rookie).
(FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT) Sean Golebiowski (leading scorer and MVP), Ty Crombie (best two-way player) and Tiago Rocha (playoff MVP).
Congratulations to all the honourees and to the team on a fantastic campaign.

AWARD WINNERS 2022-2023 SEASON

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Tuesday May 7^th 2024 7pm-10pm note* Goalies 7pm-8pm Players 8pm-10pm
Wednesday May 8^th 2024 7pm-9pm Goalies and Players
Thursday May 9^th 2024 7:30pm-9:30pm Goalies and Players

Location:
Glanbrook Arena
4300 Binbrook Rd, Binbrook Ont. L0R1C0

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Vern Gaddye presents the Vern Gaddye Hardest worker award to defenceman Josh Lindsay.

Sean Golebiowski earned his second consecutive leading scorer award.

Forward Justin Vermeulen earned Most Disciplined Player honours.

Ty Crombie’s offensive and defensive skills led to his being named best two-way player.

A 20-win season brought Rookie of the Year accolades to netminder Jason Sviergula.

Tyler Smeda and Daniel Vella shared Top Defenceman honours.

Goaltender Tiago Rocha’s post-season brilliance was rewarded with the Playoff MVP award.

Terry Bridgland’s inspirational presence was acknowledged with the Coaches’ Award for Leadership.

Coaches Frank Brennecke, Andrew Tait and Kevin Miket present captain Sean Golebiowski with his second straight MVP award.

Terry Bridgland’s second-period goal tied the game at 2-2, but it wasn’t enough as the Rangers lost 3-2 in overtime.

Goalie makes great save.

Cooper Hood (18) celebrates his winning goal as Glanbrook opened the South Conference final with a 4-2 victory over Wellesley.

The Glanbrook Rangers captured the Bloomfield Division crown, which they last won in 2017-2018. Now it’s on to the South Conference final.

Terry Bridgland’s between-the-legs highlight reel goal was stunning, but not enough to propel the Rangers to victory.

Ryan Burke scored three goals to spark the Rangers 5-2 win over the Peach Kings in the opener of the Bloomfield Division Final.

Owen Johnston’s shot beats Niagara goalie Bryce Frechette as the Rangers dumped the RiverHawks 5-2 to take a 3-1 lead in the Bloomfield semifinal.

Sean Golebiowski watches his shot elude goalie Bryce Frechette as the Rangers downed the RiverHawks 5-2.

The Rangers spent a lot of effort crashing the crease of Niagara goalie Bryce Frechette, but came up on the short end of a 2-1 score.

Chase Johnson (left) helps Justin Vermeulen (right) celebrate his second goal of the game in Glanbrook’s 7-3 triumph over Niagara.

Glanbrook’s Ryan Burke fights off Dunnville defender Jack MacDonald and slips the OT winner past netminder Austin Davison.

Daniel Vella (17) fires the puck past prone Dundas goalie Austin Strom. Vella scored twice to pace Glanbrook’s 9-3 triumph.

Glanbook’s rookie goaltender Jason Sviergula made 25 saves to earn his first PJHL shutout as the Rangers blanked Dunnville 3-0.

Rangers’ captain Sean Golebiowski swoops past Port Dover goalie Caleb Ursu to score the second goal in Glanbrook’s 3-2 victory.

Cooper Hood, right, celebrates his sharp-angle goal, which proved to be the winner in Glanbrook’s 4-1 victory over the Dundas Blues.

Sean Golebiowski (19) deflects the first of his four goals past Grimsby goaltender Matthew DeLuca to pace Glanbrook’s 6-2 win.

Ryan Burke had a goal and three assists for the Glanbrook Rangers in their 4-2 triumph over the Grimsby Peach Kings.

Tiago Rocha recorded his first shutout of the season with a 25-save outing as the Glanbrook Rangers blanked Port Dover, 3-0

Justin Vermeulen fires the puck past netminder Reid Gates for Glanbrook’s first goal en route to a 6-1 victory over the Hagersville Hawks.

Cooper Hood (left) celebrates the completion of his hat trick in Glanbrook’s 5-4 victory over the Dundas Blues.

Tyler Smeda’s shot from the point beats Port Dover goalie Caleb Ursu for Glanbrook’s opening goal in their 7-3 victory.

Rangers’ captain Sean Golebiowski scored three goals to lead Glanbrook in a 9-5 win over the Niagara Riverhawks.

Glanbrook captain Sean Golebiowski whoops it up after scoring his 19th goal en route to a 4-1 victory over the Dundas Blues.

Rangers captain Sean Golebiowski fires a shot that beats Dundas goalie Austin Strom and completes his hat trick in Glanbrook’s 5-2 win.

Cooper Hood rifles a shot past netminder Gavan Banga to open the scoring for Glanbrook in their 6-1 win over the Hagersville Hawks.

Rangers’ centre Ty Crombie tips a point shot past Dunnville netminder Owen McDonnell in Glanbrook’s 5-0 victory over the Mudcats.

Owen Johnston tumbles to the ice as he jams the puck past Port Dover goalie Caleb Ursu to open the scoring in Glanbrook’s 7-2 victory.

Terry Bridgland beats Port Dover goalie Hunter Welk on a breakaway during Glanbrook’s 7-2 victory, their 16th win in a row.

Owen Johnston (right) converts a pass from Ryan Burke (9) to open the scoring in Glanbrook’s 7-1 win over Dunnville.

Terry Bridgland scores the first of his two goals to lead the Glanbrook Rangers to a 5-1 win over the Grimsby Peach Kings.

Terry Bridgland scores the first of two goals as the Glanbrook Rangers earned a 5-1 victory over the Grimsby Peach Kings.

Terry Bridgland, right, celebrates the first of his two goals as the Glanbrook Rangers topped the Grimsby Peach Kings 5-1.

The action was furious (if not fast) as the Glanbrook Rangers scored a 6-1 victory over the Dunnville Mudcats.

Cooper Hood (18) spins and fires a shot past Niagara goalie Bryce Frechette to ignite a Ranger rally that ultimately fell short in a 5-4 OT loss.

Goaltender Joshua Miscione made 24 saves in a 5-1 victory over Dunnville.

Tiago Rocha made 30 saves to backstop the Rangers to a 6-3 win over Grimsby in his first action since Jan. 6.

Tiago Rocha made 30 saves to backstop the Rangers to a 6-3 win over Grimsby in his first action since Jan. 6.