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Ahca / Ccm Hockey All-Americans AHCA / CCM HOCKEY ALL-AMERICANS Hockey East placed six players (three First Team, three Second Team) on All-America teams in 2015-16. Hobey Baker finalist Thatcher Demko and BC teammate Ryan Fitzgerald were named to the Second Team alongside BU’s Danny O’Regan, while Terrier captain Matt Grzelcyk, Providence defenseman Jake Walman, and New Hampshire forward and Hockey East points leader Andrew Poturalski were selected to the First Team. In 2003-04, the league set a record with 11 of the 12 Eastern All-Americans coming from Hockey East. The CCM Hockey All-American Teams are selected by the American Hockey Coaches Association. A total of 216 All-Americans (103 First-Team, 113 Second-Team) have played in the 32-year history of the league. 1984-85 1993-94 2002-03 2010-11 Tim Army PC F Mike Pomichter BU F Ben Eaves BC F Cam Atkinson BC F Chris Terreri PC G Dwayne Roloson UML G Freddy Meyer BU D Brian Dumoulin BC D Jim Averill NU D Rich Brennan BU D Mike Ayers UNH G Blake Kessel UNH D Doug Brown BC F Shane Henry UML F J.D. Forrest BC D Paul Thompson UNH F Bob Sweeney BC F Jacques Joubert BU F Lanny Gare UNH F Stephane Da Costa MC F Peter Taglianetti PC D J.P. McKersie BU G Colin Hemingway UNH F John Muse BC G Award Winners Award Chad Quenneville PC F Gustav Nyquist ME F 1985-86 2003-04 Scott Harlow BC F 1994-95 Andrew Alberts BC D 2011-12 Doug Brown BC F Blair Allison ME G Thomas Pöck UM D Spencer Abbott ME F John Cullen BU F Greg Bullock UML F Steve Saviano UNH F Brian Dumoulin BC D Clark Donatelli BU F Mike Grier BU F Tony Voce BC F Barry Almeida BC F Jay Octeau BU D Chris Imes ME D Patrick Eaves BC F Joe Cannata MC G Chris Terreri PC G Kaj Linna BU D Jimmy Howard ME G Chris O’Sullivan BU F Todd Jackson ME F 2012-13 1986-87 Chad Quenneville PC F Prestin Ryan ME D Johnny Gaudreau BC F Craig Janney BC F Jeff Tory ME D Ryan Shannon BC F Chad Ruhwedel UML D Brian Leetch BC D Colin Shields ME F Trevor van Riemsdyk UNH D Bruce Racine NU G 1995-96 Stephen Wood PC D Steven Whitney BC F Jon Morris UL F Dan McGillis NU D Mike Collins MC F Kevin Stevens BC F Jay Pandolfo BU F 2004-05 Jon Gillies PC G Eric Weinrich ME D Jeff Tory ME D Andrew Alberts BC D Jon Coleman BU D Sean Collins UNH F 2013-14 1987-88 Chris Drury BU F Patrick Eaves BC F Johnny Gaudreau BC F David Capuano ME F Jason Guerriero NU F Kevin Hayes BC F Jack Capuano ME D 1996-97 Ryan Shannon BC F Connor Hellebuyck UML G Bruce Racine NU G Jon Coleman BU D Brian Yandle UNH D Ben Hutton ME D Gord Cruickshank PC F Chris Drury BU F Michael Matheson BC D Brian Dowd NU D Chris Kelleher BU D 2005-06 Devin Shore ME F Mike Golden ME F Jason Krog UNH F Chris Collins BC F Mike McHugh ME F Tim Murray UNH D Peter Harrold BC D 2014-15 Greg Moore ME F Matt Grzelcyk BU D 1988-89 1997-98 Dan Spang BU D Jack Eichel BU F Greg Brown BC D Chris Drury BU F Cory Schneider BC G Jon Gillies PC G David Capuano ME F Mark Mowers UNH F Brian Boyle BC F Mike Paliotta UVM D Bob Beers ME D Marty Reasoner BC F John Curry BU G Robbie Russo ND D Rick Bennett PC F Tom Poti BU D Michel Léveillé ME F Kevin Roy NU F David Littman BC G Marc Robitaille NU G Brian Yandle UNH D 2015-16 Tim Sweeney BC F Brian Gionta BC F Matt Grzelcyk BU D Chris Kelleher BU D 2006-07 Jake Walman PC D 1989-90 Mike Mottau BC D Brian Boyle BC F Andrew Poturalski UNH F Greg Brown BC D 1998-99 John Curry BU G Thatcher Demko BC G Rob Cowie NU D David Cullen ME D Michel Léveillé ME F Ryan Fitzgerald BC F David Emma BC F Brian Gionta BC F Matt Gilroy BU D Danny O’Regan BU F Steve Heinze BC F Steve Kariya ME F Jon Quick UMA G Keith Carney ME D Jason Krog UNH F Trevor Smith UNH F Jean-Yves Roy ME F Mike Mottau BC D Sean Sullivan BU D Jayme Filipowicz UNH D 1990-91 Michel Larocque BU G 2007-08 Keith Carney ME D Rejean Stringer MC F Nathan Gerbe BC F David Emma BC F Matt Gilroy BU D Shawn McEachern BU F 1999-2000 Mike Radja UNH F Jean-Yves Roy ME F Jeff Farkas BC F Kevin Regan UNH G Peter Ahola BU D Brian Gionta BC F Bryan Ewing BU F Ted Crowley BC D Mike Mottau BC D Matt Fornataro UNH F Jeff Levy UNH G Ty Conklin UNH G Brad Flaishans UNH D Jim Montgomery ME F Chris Dyment BU D Pete MacArthur BU F Cory Larose ME F 1991-92 2008-09 Scott Pellerin ME F 2000-01 Matt Gilroy BU D Jean-Yves Roy ME F Bobby Allen BC D Viktor Stålberg UVM F David Sacco BU F Ty Conklin UNH G Brad Thiessen NU G Domenic Amodeo UNH F Brian Gionta BC F Colin Wilson BU F Tom Dion BU D Carl Corazzini BU F Maury Edwards UML D Rob Gaudreau PC D Ron Hainsey UML D James Marcou UM F Scott LaGrand BC G Krys Kolanos BC F Kevin Shattenkirk BU D Devin Rask PC F 1992-93 Nolan Schaefer PC G 2009-10 Mike Dunham ME G Bobby Butler UNH F Chris Imes ME D 2001-02 Colby Cohen BU D Paul Kariya ME F Jim Fahey NU D Gustav Nyquist ME F David Sacco BU F Darren Haydar UNH F Justin Braun UM D Cal Ingraham ME F Colin Hemingway UNH F Brian Foster UNH G Kaj Linna BU D Niko Dimitrakos ME F Blake Kessel UNH D Jim Montgomery ME F Chris Dyment BU D Ben Eaves BC F Bold indicates First Team Peter Metcalf ME D 8080.
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