ECAC Hockey Most Outstanding Player in Tournament

ECAC Hockey Most Outstanding Player in TournamentSport| Ice hockey

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Awarded for| The Most Outstanding Player in the ECAC Hockey Tournament
History
First award| 1962
Most recent| Ian Shane

The ECAC Hockey Most Outstanding Player in Tournament is an annual award given out at the conclusion of the ECAC Hockey conference tournament to the best player in the championship as voted by the coaches of each ECAC team.[1]

The Most Outstanding Player in Tournament was first awarded in 1962 and every year thereafter.

Three players (Ken Dryden, Rick Meagher and Jason Elliott) have received the award two separate times with Meagher doing so in non-consecutive years. From 1975 through 1977 the award was received by brothers Rick and Terry Meagher.

## Award winners

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| Year  | Winner  | Position  | School

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1962 | Arlie Parker | Defenceman | St. Lawrence
1963 | Gene Kinasewich | Forward | Harvard
1964 | Bob Perani* | Goaltender | St. Lawrence
1965 | Pat Murphy | Goaltender | Boston College
1966 | Terry Yurkiewicz | Goaltender | Clarkson
1967 | Doug Ferguson | Center | Cornell
1968 | Ken Dryden | Goaltender | Cornell
1969 | Ken Dryden | Goaltender | Cornell
1970 | Bruce Bullock* | Goaltender | Clarkson
1971 | Dave Hynes | Left wing | Harvard
1972 | John Danby | Forward | Boston University
1973 | Carlo Ugolini | Left wing | Cornell
1974 | Ed Walsh | Goaltender | Boston University
1975 | Rick Meagher | Center | Boston University
1976 | Terry Meagher | Forward | Boston University
1977 | Rick Meagher | Center | Boston University
1978 | Joe Mullen | Right wing | Boston College
1979 | Greg Moffett | Goaltender | New Hampshire
1980 | Darren Eliot | Goaltender | Cornell
1981 | Kurt Kleinendorst | Forward | Providence
1982 | Mark Davidner | Goaltender | Northeastern
1983 | Mitch Olson | Defenceman | Harvard

Note: * recipient did not play for champion

| Year  | Winner  | Position  | School

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1984 | Adam Oates | Center | Rensselaer
1985 | Daren Puppa | Goaltender | Rensselaer
1986 | Doug Dadswell | Goaltender | Cornell
1987 | Lane MacDonald | Left wing | Harvard
1988 | Pete Lappin | Right wing | St. Lawrence
1989 | Doug Murray | Forward | St. Lawrence
1990 | Craig Woodcroft | Center | Colgate
1991 | Hugo Belanger | Left wing | Clarkson
1992 | Daniel Laperrière | Defenceman | St. Lawrence
1993 | Chris Rogles | Goaltender | Clarkson
1994 | Sean McCann | Defenceman | Harvard
1995 | Mike Tamburro | Goaltender | Rensselaer
1996 | Jason Elliott | Goaltender | Cornell
1997 | Jason Elliott | Goaltender | Cornell
1998 | Jeff Halpern | Center | Princeton
1999 | Willie Mitchell | Defenceman | Clarkson
2000 | Derek Gustafson | Goaltender | St. Lawrence
2001 | Jeremy Symington | Goaltender | St. Lawrence
2002 | Tyler Kolarik | Center | Harvard
2003 | David LeNeveu | Goaltender | Cornell
2004 | Brendan Bernakevitch | Center | Harvard
2005 | Charlie Cook | Defenceman | Cornell
| Year  | Winner  | Position  | School

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2006 | John Dagineau | Goaltender | Harvard
2007 | Chris D'Alvise | Center | Clarkson
2008 | Zane Kalemba | Goaltender | Princeton
2009 | Sean Backman | Right wing | Yale
2010 | Ben Scrivens | Goaltender | Cornell
2011 | Ryan Rondeau | Goaltender | Yale
2012 | Jeremy Welsh | Center | Union
2013 | Troy Grosenick | Goaltender | Union
2014 | Daniel Carr | Left wing | Union
2015 | Jimmy Vesey | Forward | Harvard
2016 | Connor Clifton | Defenceman | Quinnipiac
2017 | Merrick Madsen | Goaltender | Harvard
2018 | Ryan Ferland | Goaltender | Princeton
2019 | Devin Brosseau | Center | Clarkson
2020 | Not awarded due to the coronavirus pandemic
2021 | David Jankowski | Center | St. Lawrence
2022 | Matthew Coronato | Right wing | Harvard
2023 | Carter Gylander | Goaltender | Colgate
2024 | Jonathan Castagna | Center | Cornell
2025 | Ian Shane | Goaltender | Cornell

### Winners by school

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| School | Winners

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Cornell | 13
Harvard | 11
St. Lawrence | 8
Clarkson | 7
Boston University | 5
Princeton | 3
Rensselaer | 3
Union | 3
Boston College | 2
Colgate | 2
Yale | 2
New Hampshire | 1
Northeastern | 1
Providence | 1
Quinnipiac | 1

### Winners by position

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| Position | Winners

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Center | 13
Right wing | 4
Left wing | 5
Forward | 6
Defenceman | 7
Goaltender | 28

## See also

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* ECAC Hockey Awards
* List of ECAC Hockey Men's Ice Hockey Tournament champions

## References

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### General

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* "ECAC Awards". College Hockey Historical Archives. Retrieved 2013-08-09.
* "ECAC Awards and Honors" (PDF). ECAC Hockey. Retrieved 2013-08-09.
* "NCAA (ECAC) Tournament MVP". Elite Prospects. Retrieved 2013-08-09.

### Specific

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1. ^ "Gostisbehere, Bodie, Carr earn spots on ECAC Hockey All-League Teams". Union Athletics. 2013-03-21. Retrieved 2013-08-01.

## External links

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* ECAC Hockey Awards (Incomplete) Archived 2013-05-12 at the Wayback Machine

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* Meehan Auditorium (Brown)
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* Lynah Rink (Cornell)
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* All-ECAC Hockey Team
* Player of the Year
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* Tim Taylor Award (Coach of the Year)
* Best Defensive Defenseman
* Best Defensive Forward
* Ken Dryden Award (Best Goaltender)
* Student-Athlete of the Year
* Wayne Dean Sportsmanship Award
* Most Outstanding Player in Tournament
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