Hockey Association Events
Men's Ice Hockey - 49th Annual Awards Banquet
Friday evening, April 16th, 2010 - Lake Watch Inn
Here are some photos from the Awards Banquet
- The Wendell and Francelia Earle Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement
- An annual award endowed in perpetuity by the Earle Family, honors Wendell, Cornell Professor and team advisor, who was a frequent host of Cornell Hockey players and their families. The award recipients are the team members from each class who have achieved the highest cumulative grade point average.
- Senior - Colin Greening
- Junior - Patrick Kennedy
- Sophomore - Sean Collins
- The Greg Ratushny Award
- Presented to the freshman player who best exhibits enthusiasm for both the team and Cornell University, camaraderie with teammates and fellow students, and promise for the future.
- Nick D'Agostino
- The Cornell Hockey Association Award
- Presented to the player whose contribution to the team is not apparent in the box scores. His efforts are more clearly measured in enthusiasm, dedication, desire, and unselfish willingness to give to the team an extra ounce of energy.
- Joe Scali
- The Sam Woodside Award
- Presented to the senior player who has most improved in overall playing ability and has exhibited team leadership with his play during his career.
- Justin Krueger
- The Mark Weiss Memorial Award
- Presented to the player who most exemplified from his rookie year through his senior year the same kind of determination and passion that the outstanding young athlete, Mark Weiss, had for life and hockey.
- Blake Gallagher
- The Ironman Award
- Presented to the team member who, in spite of being bruised, broken, spliced, or otherwise hurt, most demonstrated the will and determination to overcome injury and contribute to the team.
- Blake Gallagher
- The Bill Doran Sportsmanship Award
- Presented to the Cornell player combining all the best attributes that mean sportsmanship, both on and off the ice, as well as being an excellent competitive player
- Colin Greening
- The Joe DeLibero-Stan Tsapis Award
- Presented to the player who most nearly exemplifies the skilled efficiency, unselfish dedication, and hard-nosed competitive applications that distinguishes him as representative of Joe DiLibero's and Stan Tsapis' uniqueness.
- Colin Greening
- The Crimson Cup Award
- Presented to the player whose contribution to the team was outstanding during the season series against Harvard.
- Ben Scrivens
- The Nicky Bawlf Award
- Presented to honor the most valuable player, as determined by a vote of his teammates.
- Ben Scrivens
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Women's Ice Hockey - Annual Awards Banquet
Sunday, noon, May 9th, 2010 - Moakley House - Cornell Golf Course
Here are some photos from the Awards Banquet
- Ivy - ECAC - NCAA Awards
- Ivy League Player of the Year: Catherine White
- Ivy League Rookie of the Year: Lauriane Rougeau
- Ivy League 1st Team: Laura Fortino and Amanda Mazzotta
- Ivy League 2nd Team: Chelsea Karpenko
- ECAC Player of the Year: Catherine White
- ECAC 1st Team: Laura Fortino
- ECAC All-Rookie Team: Laura Fortino and Lauriane Rougeau
- ECAC 3rd Team: Amanda Mazzotta
- ECAC All-Tournament Team: Chelsea Karpenko, Lauriane Rougeau and Amanda Mazzotta
- ECAC Tournament MVP: Kendice Ogilvie
- NCAA 1st Team All-American: Laura Fortino
- NCAA 2nd Team All-American: Catherine White and Lauriane Rougeau
- NCAA All-Tournament Team: Laura Fortina, Lauriane Rougeau, and Amanda Mazzotta
- Wendall Earle Academic Awards
- Senior: Kelly McKinty
- Junior: Hayley Hughes
- Sophomore: Amanda Mazzotta
- Class of '41 Rookie-of-the-Year
- Laura Fortino and Lauriane Rougeau
- Kate Hallada Pinhey '83 - Most Improved Player
- Kelly McGinty
- Melanie Fisher Hebble '84 - Unsung Hero
- Laura Danforth
- TGHA - Cub Club Mentor Award
- Kelly McGinty
- William F. Fuerst Jr '39 - Big Red Player of the Year
- Liz Zorn
- Robert D. "Bob" Brunet '41 - Most Valuable Player Award
- Catherine White and Amanda Mazzotta
50/50 Drawing
The 50/50 raises money that supports the team. At each game, student volunteers or CHA members greet fans and sell chances. A winning ticket is drawn during the game and half the take is given to the winner.
Hospitality Room for CHA Members and their guests
The Hospitality Room is open between periods on the second floor lounge of Bartels Hall. CHA members and guests can enjoy light refreshments provided by CHA bakers, veggies and dip, and coffee and soda. Please, children must be accompanied by parents.
Monetary donations are gladly accepted towards the expenses of paper goods, cups and soda. And, if you would like to bake for the table, we thank you for your effort.
We want to thank the many members who support the Hospitality room and remind you that food is to be enjoyed in the lounge area only.
We look foward to greeting current and new Cornell Hockey Association members during the season. Membership applications will be available at the rink or you can download one here.
Thanks very much to this year's volunteers!
- Chair - Nancy Joch
- Pat Dunn
More Information
Related Resources
Championship Trophy - ECAC Hockey
NCAA Trophy - Women's Hockey 2010
