Hobey Baker Award

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The Hobey Baker Award is an annual award given to the top National Collegiate Athletic Association men's ice hockey player.

It is named for hockey player and World War I veteran Hobey Baker, who played collegiately at Princeton University and learned the game at St. Paul's School (Concord, New Hampshire).

[edit] Award winners

Year	Winner	Position	School
1981	Neal Broten	Center	Minnesota
1982	George McPhee	Left wing	Bowling Green
1983	Mark Fusco	Defense	Harvard
1984	Tom Kurvers	Defense	Minnesota Duluth
1985	Bill Watson	Right wing	Minnesota Duluth
1986	Scott Fusco	Center	Harvard
1987	Tony Hrkac	Center	North Dakota
1988	Robb Stauber	Goaltender	Minnesota
1989	Lane MacDonald	Left wing	Harvard
1990	Kip Miller	Center	Michigan State
1991	David Emma	Center	Boston College
1992	Scott Pellerin	Left wing	Maine
1993	Paul Kariya	Left wing	Maine
1994	Chris Marinucci	Left wing	Minnesota Duluth
1995	Brian Holzinger	Center	Bowling Green
1996	Brian Bonin	Center	Minnesota
1997	Brendan Morrison	Center	Michigan
1998	Chris Drury	Left wing	Boston University
1999	Jason Krog	Center	New Hampshire
2000	Mike Mottau	Defense	Boston College
2001	Ryan Miller	Goaltender	Michigan State
2002	Jordan Leopold	Defense	Minnesota
2003	Peter Sejna	Left wing	Colorado College
2004	Junior Lessard	Right wing	Minnesota Duluth
2005	Marty Sertich	Center	Colorado College
2006	Matt Carle	Defense	Denver
2007	Ryan Duncan	Left wing	North Dakota
2008	Kevin Porter	Center	Michigan
2009	Matt Gilroy	Defense	Boston University
2010	Blake Geoffrion	Center	Wisconsin

School	Winners
University of Minnesota	4
University of Minnesota Duluth	4
Harvard	3
Boston College	2
Boston University	2
Bowling Green State University	2
Colorado College	2
Michigan State University	2
University of Maine	2
University of Michigan	2
University of North Dakota	2
University of Denver	1
University of New Hampshire	1
University of Wisconsin-Madison	1