Wpg AAA Banquet Award Recipients

GDI Prairies would like to congratulate the following GDI trained goaltenders for the awards that they received at this years Wpg AAA awards banquet night.




League Goaltender of the Year

Bantam 2 - Troy Martyniuk
Bantam 1 - Evan Johnson
Midget City - Brendan Fiebelkorn
Provincial - Spencer Tremblay

AAA Goaltender of the Year

Spencer Tremblay

AAA Provincial MVP

Teagan Sacher


For more info on the AAA Awards for the 2010/2011 season Click Here.

Wpg AAA Banquet Award Recipients

Winnipeg Provincial Goaltenders Bring Home Hardware

GDI Prairies would like to congratulate goaltenders Teagan Sacher and Spencer Tremblay for the awards and success that they have each had throughout the 2010/2011 Manitoba Provincial season.

Teagan Sacher was awarded this years MVP honors within the MBAAA Provincial League, while Spencer Tremblay accepted this years Goaltender of the Year award.

Both goaltenders entered their second year of Midget and first year of playing at the provincial level, and both goalies never looked back as they took the year in full stride. Congrats again Teagan and Spencer, and best of luck in both of your future endeavors!

Winnipeg Provincial Goaltenders Bring Home Hardware

Tremblay Stands Tall for Wild

Wild goaltender Spencer Tremblay had a sensational regular season, posting league-best marks for goals-against average (1.54) and save percentage (.933).

In a recent interview with the Winnipeg Free Press Tremblay proclaimed, "I've been fortunate to get to play a lot here and playing in a league of this calibre, I've improved a lot and my confidence has grown so much."

Tremblay maintains a goaltending package of size and control that many others admire. Training with GDI Prairies over the past several years he has shown dedication and continuous refinement to his position, which has become evident with his consistent play over this season. As he heads into the playoffs Spencer looks to keep his winning ways in tact.

For the full write-up from the Winnipeg Free Press Click Here.

Tremblay Stands Tall for Wild