NCAA award for the outstanding men's ice hockey player
Hobey Baker Award The Hobey Baker Award trophy
Sport Ice hockey Awarded for NCAA player who best "exhibits strength of character both on and off the ice" and "contributes to the integrity of the team and displays outstanding skills in all phases of the game".[ 1] First award 1981 First winner Neal Broten (Minnesota )Most recent Macklin Celebrini (Boston University )
The Hobey Baker Award is an annual award given to the top National Collegiate Athletic Association men's ice hockey player. It has been awarded 44 times. It is named for Hall of Famer Hobey Baker , who played college hockey at Princeton University and died shortly after World War I .
The original statue for the award was commissioned and awarded by the Decathlon Athletic Club (now defunct) in Bloomington, Minnesota . The model for the award trophy was Steve Christoff , who played for the University of Minnesota and in the National Hockey League .[ 2]
Award winners
Winners
Year
Winner
Position
School
Born
1981
Neal Broten
Center
Minnesota
Roseau, Minnesota
1982
George McPhee
Left wing
Bowling Green
Guelph , Ontario
1983
Mark Fusco
Defense
Harvard
Burlington, Massachusetts
1984
Tom Kurvers
Defense
Minnesota–Duluth
Minneapolis , Minnesota
1985
Bill Watson
Right wing
Minnesota–Duluth
Pine Falls , Manitoba
1986
Scott Fusco
Center
Harvard
Burlington, Massachusetts
1987
Tony Hrkac
Center
North Dakota
Thunder Bay, Ontario
1988
Robb Stauber
Goaltender
Minnesota
Duluth, Minnesota
1989
Lane MacDonald
Left wing
Harvard
Tulsa, Oklahoma
1990
Kip Miller
Center
Michigan State
Lansing, Michigan
1991
David Emma
Center
Boston College
Cranston, Rhode Island
1992
Scott Pellerin
Left wing
Maine
Shediac, New Brunswick
1993
Paul Kariya *
Left wing
Maine
Vancouver, British Columbia
1994
Chris Marinucci
Left wing
Minnesota–Duluth
Grand Rapids, Minnesota
1995
Brian Holzinger
Center
Bowling Green
Parma, Ohio
1996
Brian Bonin
Center
Minnesota
White Bear Lake, Minnesota
1997
Brendan Morrison
Center
Michigan
Pitt Meadows, British Columbia
1998
Chris Drury
Left wing
Boston University
Trumbull, Connecticut
1999
Jason Krog
Center
New Hampshire
Fernie, British Columbia
2000
Mike Mottau
Defense
Boston College
Boston, Massachusetts
2001
Ryan Miller
Goaltender
Michigan State
East Lansing, Michigan
2002
Jordan Leopold
Defense
Minnesota
Golden Valley, Minnesota
2003
Peter Sejna
Left wing
Colorado College
Liptovský Mikuláš , Czechoslovakia
2004
Junior Lessard
Right wing
Minnesota–Duluth
Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce, Quebec
2005
Marty Sertich
Center
Colorado College
Roseville, Minnesota
2006
Matt Carle
Defense
Denver
Anchorage, Alaska
2007
Ryan Duncan
Left wing
North Dakota
Calgary , Alberta
2008
Kevin Porter
Center
Michigan
Northville, Michigan
2009
Matt Gilroy
Defense
Boston University
North Bellmore, New York
2010
Blake Geoffrion
Center
Wisconsin
Plantation, Florida
2011
Andy Miele
Left wing
Miami
Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan
2012
Jack Connolly
Center
Minnesota–Duluth
Duluth, Minnesota
2013
Drew LeBlanc
Center
St. Cloud State
Duluth, Minnesota
2014
Johnny Gaudreau
Left wing
Boston College
Salem, New Jersey
2015
Jack Eichel
Center
Boston University
North Chelmsford, Massachusetts
2016
Jimmy Vesey
Left wing
Harvard
Boston, Massachusetts
2017
Will Butcher
Defense
Denver
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
2018
Adam Gaudette
Center
Northeastern
Braintree, Massachusetts
2019
Cale Makar
Defense
Massachusetts
Calgary, Alberta
2020
Scott Perunovich
Defense
Minnesota–Duluth
Hibbing, Minnesota
2021
Cole Caufield
Right wing
Wisconsin
Stevens Point, Wisconsin
2022
Dryden McKay
Goaltender
Minnesota State
Downers Grove, Illinois
2023
Adam Fantilli
Center
Michigan
Nobleton, Ontario
2024
Macklin Celebrini
Center
Boston University
North Vancouver, British Columbia
Winners by school
Winners by place of birth
Winners by position
Winners by position
Position
Winners
Center
18
Left wing
11
Defense
9
Right wing
3
Goaltender
3
Award finalists
Finalists by school
See also
References
External links