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FINAL August 15 2017-18 D2-3 All Academic Team.Xlsx Name Year Position School Hometown Commonwealth Coast Conference Becker Ryan Clifford Freshman Goaltender Becker College Coventry, Rhode Island MacGregor Howey Senior Forward Becker College Grosse Ile, Michigan Connor Jones Junior Forward Becker College Lake Placid, New York Nikolas Nasby Senior Defenseman Becker College Newberg, Oregon Corey Schafer Junior Forward Becker College Johnstown, Pennsylvania James Wallace Senior Forward Becker College Levittown, Pennsylvania Curry Frank Cundiff Freshman Goaltender Curry College Oceanside, New York Joe DiBenedetto Sophomore Forward Curry College Anchorage, Alaska Zoltan Eross Freshman Forward Curry College Budapest, Hungary Ryan Fitzgerald Senior Forward Curry College Cary, North Carolina Mack Heisinger Junior Defenseman Curry College Winnipeg, Manitoba Viktor Jansson Freshman Forward Curry College Stockholm, Sweden Phil Kiss Senior Defenseman Curry College Burlington, Ontario Kasper Kjellkvist Freshman Forward Curry College Vaxjo, Sweden Jarret Kup Senior Defenseman Curry College Rosseau, Ontario Tyler Lindstrom Freshman Defenseman Curry College Brooklyn Park, Minnesota Lio Mauron Junior Forward Curry College Lausanne, Switzerland Alec Mono Sophomore Defenseman Curry College Las Vegas, Nevada Tristan Morin Freshman Forward Curry College Unionville, Connecticut Shane Tracy Senior Forward Curry College Bow, New Hampshire Anthony Trujillo Sophomore Forward Curry College Toronto, Ontario Jordan Williamson Sophomore Forward/DefeCurry College Okotoks, Alberta Endicott Josh Bowes Junior Forward Endicott College Edmonton, Alberta Connor Costello Graduate Defenseman Endicott College Nottingham, New Hampshire Ryan Dougherty Junior Defenseman Endicott College Sterling Heights, Michigan Michael Heidkamp Sophomore Defenseman Endicott College Marietta, Georgia Carter Horwitz Junior Defenseman Endicott College Tustin, California Jason Kalinowski Sophomore Forward Endicott College Stamford, Connecticut Daniel Kucerovy Junior Forward Endicott College Bethel Park, Pennsylvania Ross Olsson Junior Forward Endicott College Billerica, Massachusetts Thomas Pisciotta Junior Forward Endicott College St. Louis, Missouri Johnson & Wales Alan Boozer Senior Forward Johnson & Wales University Detroit, Michigan Andrew Cooley Sophomore Defenseman Johnson & Wales University Wasilla, Alaska Graham Day Freshman Forward Johnson & Wales University Rochester, Michigan Anthony Giordano Junior Goaltender Johnson & Wales University Granby, Connecticut Chad Guderian Junior Forward Johnson & Wales University Coppell, Texas Craig Hessenius Freshman Defenseman Johnson & Wales University Brookfield, Connecticut Jordan Stone Freshman Defenseman Johnson & Wales University Parker, Colorado UNE Ryan Bloom Sophomore Forward University of New England Northville, Michigan Jeff Eppright Freshman Forward University of New England Barrington, New Jersey Tate Sproxton Sophomore Goaltender University of New England Surrey, British Columbia Nichols Men Oliver Arnberg Freshman Forward Nichols College Nynashamn, Sweden J.B. Baker Sophomore Forward Nichols College Columbia, Maryland Colin Brennan Senior Goaltender Nichols College Chester, New Jersey Vincent Crivello Sophomore Forward Nichols College Rosemere, Quebec Scott Cuthrell Senior Forward Nichols College Waterfdord, Michigan Hogan Davidson Sophomore Forward Nichols College Duluth, Minnesota Chris Deming Senior Forward Nichols College Madison, Alabama Nathan Foster Freshman Forward Nichols College West Chazy, New York Ryan Hunter Freshman Forward Nichols College Mississauga, Ontario Daniele Iasenza Junior Forward Nichols College Pierrefonds, Quebec Matt Menta Junior Forward Nichols College Lima, Pennsylvania Zachary Palmer Sophomore Forward Nichols College Ellington, Connecticut Ian Spencer Junior Defenseman Nichols College Hawthorne, New Jersey Brien Thompson Junior Defenseman Nichols College Dallas, Texas Filip Virgili Freshman Forward Nichols College Malmo, Sweden Salve Regina Paul Boutoussov Freshman Forward Salve Regina University Dana Point, California Mason Brinich Sophomore Defenseman Salve Regina University Jupiter, Florida Edward Hirka Freshman Defenseman Salve Regina University Vienna, Virginia Ulysses Lalor Freshman Goaltender Salve Regina University Great Falls, Virginia Shaun Patry Junior Forward Salve Regina University Penfield, New York Suffolk Nick Abbene Sophomore Defenseman Suffolk University Merrick, New York Shayne Bailey Senior Defenseman Suffolk University Quincy, Massachusetts Matt Bucher Freshman Forward Suffolk University Cromwell, Connecticut Connor Henry Junior Forward Suffolk University Trumbull, Connecticut Sean Henry Junior Defenseman Suffolk University Trumbull, Connecticut Jared McCracken Freshman Forward Suffolk University Bulford, Georgia Wentworth WNEU Kyle Carducci Sophomore Goaltender Western New England University Hartford, Connecticut Edmund Rogers Junior Defenseman Western New England University Creve Coeur, Missouri Matt Audet Senior Defenseman Western New England University Campbell, California Andrew Green Sophomore Forward Western New England University Plainview, New York David Kleyman Junior Forward Western New England University Brooklyn, New York Matt O'Dea Junior Forward Western New England University Orland Park, Illinois David DiSchiavi Senior Forward Western New England University Etobiocoke, Ontario Zach Stein Senior Defenseman Western New England University Enfield, Connecticut Nolan Zweep Freshman Defenseman Western New England University Abbotsford, British Columbia Tyler Hines Junior Forward Western New England University North Haven, Connecticut Kevin Gollmer Junior Goaltender Western New England University Flourtown, Pennsylvania.
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