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The Glanbrook Rangers held their year end dinner and awards night. Here is a list of the 2023-20240 winners
Leading the night was Ryan Burke who took home the Leading Scorer, Team MVP as well as MVP of the playoffs.
Hunter McGilvery followed with two awards. The first was the Top Rookie award followed by co-winning the Best Two Way player with Evan Grigor. Daniel Vella took home the Top Defenceman award. Matteo Reda took home most Improved. Jason Sviergula and Aiden Ferguson were awarded to Coaches award for leadership.
Rounding up the night, Colton Corby was awarded the Most Disciplined award and Tiago Rocha won the Hardest Worker Award.
The team also handed out jerseys to our overage players Tiago Rocha, Justin Vermeulen, Ryan Burke and Terry Bridgland.
Congratulations to all the award winners!