Showing posts with label hobey baker award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hobey baker award. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2019

2019 Hobey Baker Award Winner

2019 Hobey Baker Award Winner 
Hockey East Player of the Year
Cale Makar
(UMass-Amherst)
41 gp  16 G  33 A  49 Pts



Friday, April 10, 2015

2015 Hobey Baker Award Winner

Jack Eichel 
(Fr.) Center
Boston University
(24 Goals, 43 Assists, 67 points)
Only the second freshman to win the award as college hockey's best player, he has led the Terriers to the 2015 NCAA Final Game against Providence.
The 1st freshman to win the Hobey Baker Memorial trophy was Paul Kariya in 1993





Tuesday, March 24, 2015

2015 Hobey Baker Award Finalist


The 10  Finalist for the 2015 Hobey Baker Award as 
college hockey's player of the year


Daniel Ciampini (Sr.) Forward / Union

Jack Eichel (Fr.)  Forward / Boston University

Matt Garbowsky (Sr.) Forward / Rochester Institute of Technology

Zach Hyman (Sr.)  Forward / Michigan

Tanner Kero (Sr.)  Forward / Michigan Tech

Joey LaLeggia (Sr.)  Defenseman / Denver

Zane McIntyre (Jr.) Goaltender / North Dakota

Mike Reilly (Jr.)  Defenseman / Minnesota

Jimmy Vesey (Jr.)  Forward / Harvard

Cody Wydo (Sr.)  Forward / Robert Morris

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Hobey Baker Award 2013 (Top Three Finalists)

The three finalists for The Hobey Baker Award as the best college hockey player in the United States are:

read the full rundown of these there here

Johnny Gaudreau - Boston College
Sophomore, forward

Eric Hartzell - Quinnipiac University
Senior, goalie

Drew LeBlanc - St Cloud State University
Senior, forward

The winner of the 2013 Hobey Baker award will be announced Friday April 12th at 6pm.  It can be seen on the NHL network and at the Hobey Baker Award website

Friday, March 16, 2012

2012 Hobey Baker Finalists

Announced yesterday, here are the Top 10 candidates for the 2012 Hobey Baker Award for college hockey's top player.
The Hobey Hat Trick (3 Finalist) will be announced on March 29th and the winner will announced Friday April 6th in Tampa during the Frozen Four.

In alphabetical order:

Spencer Abbott - Maine  (the NCAA leading scorer with 59 points (20G 39A)
Jack Connolly - Minnesota-Duluth (2nd overall in scoring with 56 points)
Brian Dumoulin - Boston College 
Troy Grosenick - Union
Shawn Hunwick - Michigan
Tim Kirby - Air Force
Torey Krug - Michigan State
Justin Schultz - Wisconsin
Austin Smith - Colgate
Reilly Smith - Miami of Ohio