James Tavernier was the big winner on the night as Rangers hosted their annual Player of the Year awards.
The skipper has been a key player once again for Michael Beale's men this campaign and that form has been recognised as he scooped THREE trophies during the evening hosted in Glasgow. It's been a season of personal landmarks for the full-back who not only broke the 100 goal barrier for the club - a quite remarkable feat on its own - but also played his 400th game against Hibs.
First up for the defender was the prestigious Sam English Bowl for top first-team goalscorer. His free-kick against Hibs yesterday in the 3-1 Easter Road win was his 18th of the season and he could yet make or break the 19 he netted in the 2020/21 season with still two games to go of the current campaign.
