Hobey Baker Award

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Contents 1 About the award 2 About Hobey Baker 3 Award history 3.1 2008 3.2 2007 3.3 2006 3.4 2005 3.5 2004 3.6 2003 3.7 2002 3.8 2001 3.9 2000 3.10 1999 3.11 1998 3.12 1997 3.13 1996 3.14 1995 3.15 1994 3.16 1993 3.17 1992 3.18 1991 3.19 1990 3.20 1989 3.21 1988 3.22 1987 3.23 1986 3.24 1985 3.25 1984 3.26 1983 3.27 1982 3.28 1981 4 External Links

[edit] About the award

The hobey baker trophy is awarded is year to the top player in Division I NCAA hockey.

[edit] About Hobey Baker

[edit] Award history

[edit] 2008

Winner: Kevin Porter, Michigan
Finalists:

• Nathan Gerbe, Boston College
• Ryan Jones, Miami
• Kevin Porter, Michigan
• Jeff Lerg, Michigan State
• Lee Jubinville, Princeton
• Simon Lambert, RIT
• Ryan Lasch, St. Cloud State
• Jean-Philippe Lamoureux, North Dakota
• T.J. Oshie, North Dakota
• Kevin Regan, New Hampshire

[edit] 2007

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[edit] 2006

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[edit] 2005

Winner: Marty Sertich, Colorado College
Finalists: Reid Cashman, Quinnipiac Patrick Eaves, Boston College Dov Grumet-Morris, Harvard T.J. Hensick, Michigan David McKee, Cornell Colin Murphy, Michigan Tech Marty Sertich, Colorado College Jordan Sigalet, Bowling Green Brett Sterling, Colorado College Tuomas Tarkki, Northern Michigan

[edit] 2004

Winner: Junior Lessard, Minnesota-Duluth
Finalists: Keith Ballard, Minnesota Brandon Bochenski, North Dakota Junior Lessard, Minnesota Duluth Yann Danis, Brown Derek Edwardson, Miami Zach Parise, North Dakota Thomas Pöck, Massachusetts Steve Saviano, New Hampshire Jim Slater, Michigan State Tony Voce, Boston College

[edit] 2003

Winner: Peter Sejna, Colorado College
Finalists: Ben Eaves, Boston College Chris Higgins, Yale Chris Kunitz, Ferris State Dave LeNeveu, Cornell John-Michael Liles, Michigan State Zach Parise, North Dakota Tom Preissing, Colorado College Peter Sejna, Colorado College Joe Tallari, Niagara R.J. Umberger, Ohio State

[edit] 2002

Winner: Jordan Leopold, Minnesota
Finalists: Ryan Carter, Iona Marc Cavosie, Rensselaer Rob Collins, Ferris State Wade Dubielewicz, Denver Jim Fahey, Northeastern Mark Hartigan, St. Cloud State Darren Haydar, New Hampshire Jordan Leopold, Minnesota Ryan Miller, Michigan State Doug Murray, Cornell

[edit] 2001

Winner: Ryan Miller, Michigan State
Finalists: Erik Anderson, St. Lawrence Ty Conklin, New Hampshire Brian Gionta, Boston College Jeff Hamilton, Yale Dany Heatley, Wisconsin Andy Hilbert, Michigan Kent Huskins, Clarkson Jordan Leopold, Minnesota Ryan Miller, Michigan State Jeff Panzer, North Dakota

[edit] 2000

Winner: Mike Mottau, Boston College
Finalists: Mike Comrie, Michigan Ty Conklin, New Hampshire Jeff Farkas, Boston College Brian Gionta, Boston College Shawn Horcoff, Michigan State Joel Laing, Rensselaer Andy McDonald, Colgate Mike Mottau, Boston College Jeff Panzer, North Dakota Steve Reinprecht, Wisconsin

[edit] 1999

Winner: Jason Krog, New Hampshire
Finalists: Jason Blake, North Dakota Hugo Boisvert, Ohio State Brian Gionta, Boston College Jeff Hamilton, Yale Eric Heffler, St. Lawrence Steve Kariya, Maine Jason Krog, New Hampshire Michel Larocque, Boston U. Brian Swanson, Colorado College Mike York, Michigan State

[edit] 1998

Winner: Chris Drury, Boston University
Finalists: Chad Alban, Michigan State Dan Boyle, Miami Chris Drury, Boston U. Ray Giroux, Yale Eric Healey, Rensselaer Jason Krog, New Hampshire Mark Mowers, New Hampshire Bill Muckalt, Michigan Curtis Murphy, North Dakota Mike York, Michigan State

[edit] 1997

Winner: Brendan Morrison, Michigan
Finalists: Jason Blake, North Dakota Mike Crowley, Minnesota Chris Drury, Boston U. Mike Harder, Colgate John Madden, Michigan Brendan Morrison, Michigan Randy Robitaille, Miami Martin St. Louis, Vermont Brian Swanson, Colorado College Todd White, Clarkson

[edit] 1996

Winner: Brian Bonin, Minnesota
Finalists: Keith Aldridge, Lake Superior State Brian Bonin, Minnesota Mike Crowley, Minnesota Chris Drury, Boston U. Peter Geronazzo, Colorado College Brendan Morrison, Michigan Burke Murphy, St. Lawrence Jay Pandolfo, Boston U. Eric Perrin, Vermont Martin St. Louis, Vermont

[edit] 1995

Winner: Brian Holzinger, Bowling Green
Finalists: Brian Bonin, Minnesota Greg Bullock, UMass Lowell Anson Carter, Michigan State Mike Grier, Boston U. Brian Holzinger, Bowling Green Chris Imes, Maine Jay McNeill, Colorado College Brendan Morrison, Michigan Brian Mueller, Clarkson Martin St. Louis, Vermont

[edit] 1994

Winner: Chris Marinucci, Minnesota-Duluth
Finalists: Craig Conroy, Clarkson Dean Fedorchuk, Alaska Fairbanks Neil Little, Rensselaer Chris Marinucci, Minnesota-Duluth Sean McCann, Harvard David Oliver, Michigan Jamie Ram, Michigan Tech Dwayne Roloson, UMass Lowell Steve Shields, Michigan Brian Wiseman, Michigan

[edit] 1993

Winner: Paul Kariya, Maine
Finalists: Ted Drury, Harvard Greg Johnson, North Dakota Mark Kaufmann, Yale Paul Kariya, Maine Jim Montgomery, Maine Derek Plante, Minnesota-Duluth Brian Rolston, Lake Superior State David Sacco, Boston U. Brian Savage, Miami Bryan Smolinski, Michigan State

[edit] 1992

Winner: Scott Pellerin, Maine
Finalists: Scott Beattie, Northern Michigan Duane Derksen, Wisconsin Denny Felsner, Michigan Rob Gaudreau, Providence Greg Johnson, North Dakota Daniel Laperriere, St. Lawrence Darrin Madeley, Lake Superior State Scott Pellerin, Maine Larry Olimb, Minnesota Jean-Yves Roy, Maine

[edit] 1991

Winner: David Emma, Boston College
Finalists: Scott Beattie, Northern Michigan Peter Ciavaglia, Harvard Jim Dowd, Lake Superior State David Emma, Boston College Denny Felsner, Michigan Greg Johnson, North Dakota Joe Juneau, Rensselaer Shawn McEachern, Boston U. Jean-Yves Roy, Maine Brad Werenka, Northern Michigan

[edit] 1990

Winner: Kip Miller, Michigan State
Finalists: Rick Bennett, Providence Rob Blake, Bowling Green Greg Brown, Boston College Nelson Emerson, Bowling Green David Emma, Boston College Dave Gagnon, Colgate Joe Juneau, Rensselaer Kip Miller, Michigan State Russ Parent, North Dakota Dave Shields, Denver

[edit] 1989

Winner: Lane MacDonald, Harvard
Finalists: Allen Bourbeau, Harvard Greg Brown, Boston College David Capuano, Maine Nelson Emerson, Boston College Bruce Hoffort, Lake Superior State Lane MacDonald, Harvard Kip Miller, Michigan State Bobby Reynolds, Michigan State Robb Stauber, Minnesota Tim Sweeney, Boston College

[edit] 1988

Winner: Robb Stauber, Minnesota
Finalists: Phil Berger, Northern Michigan Rejean Boivin, Colgate David Capuano, Maine Nelson Emerson, Bowling Green Mike Golden, Maine Steve Johnson, North Dakota Pete Lappin St. Lawrence Paul Ranheim, Wisconsin Robb Stauber, Minnesota Mark Vermette, Lake Superior State

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[edit] 1982

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[edit] External Links

Hobey Baker official website

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