Blues’ MacGillivray named MJHL coach of year
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Don MacGillivray, head coach and general manager of the Winnipeg Blues, has been named the Manitoba Junior Hockey League’s coach of the year.
MacGillivray, who is the recipient of the “Muzz” McPherson Memorial Trophy, recorded his 500th career win in the MJHL
Blues forward Derek Gingera has been selected as the Hockey Ability and Sportsmanship Award, the Lorne “Windy” Lyndon Trophy.
Gingera, a Winnipeg native, is the Blues’ leading scorer with 42 goals and 70 points in 50 games with just 28 penalty minutes.