Ken Dryden Award

The Ken Dryden Award is an annual award given out at the conclusion of the ECAC Hockey regular season to the best goaltender in the conference as voted by the coaches of each ECAC team.^[1]

Ken Dryden Award

Sport	Ice hockey
Awarded for	The Best Goaltender in ECAC Hockey during the regular season
History
First award	1996
Most recent	Ian Shane

The Ken Dryden Award was first awarded in 1996 and every year thereafter. It is named in honor of famed Cornell goaltender Ken Dryden who led the Big Red to their first National Title in 1967.

Award winners

Year Winner School 1995–96 Tim Thomas Vermont 1996–97 Trevor Koenig Union 1997–98 Alex Westlund Yale 1998–99 Eric Heffler St. Lawrence 1999–00 Joel Laing Rensselaer 2000–01 Oliver Jonas Harvard 2001–02 Matt Underhill Cornell 2002–03 David LeNeveu Cornell 2003–04 Yann Danis Brown 2004–05 David McKee Cornell 2005–06 Mark Dekanich Colgate 2006–07 David Leggio Clarkson 2007–08 Kyle Richter Harvard 2008–09 Zane Kalemba Princeton 2009–10 Ben Scrivens Cornell

Year Winner School 2010–11 Keith Kinkaid Union 2011–12 Troy Grosenick Union 2012–13 Eric Hartzell Quinnipiac 2013–14 Colin Stevens Union 2014–15 Alex Lyon Yale 2015–16 Alex Lyon Yale 2016–17 Kyle Hayton St. Lawrence 2017–18 Matthew Galajda Cornell 2018–19 Andrew Shortridge Quinnipiac 2019–20 Frank Marotte Clarkson 2020–21 Keith Petruzelli Quinnipiac 2021–22 Yaniv Perets Quinnipiac 2022–23 Yaniv Perets Quinnipiac 2023–24 Ian Shane Cornell

Matthew Galajda 2017–18 winner Ian Shane 2023–24 winner

Winners by school School Winners Cornell 6 Quinnipiac 5 Union 4 Yale 3 Clarkson 2 Harvard 2 St. Lawrence 2 Brown 1 Colgate 1 Princeton 1 Rensselaer 1 Vermont 1

See also

• ECAC Hockey Awards

References

General

• "ECAC Awards". College Hockey Historical Archives. Retrieved 2013-08-07.
• "ECAC Awards and Honors" (PDF). ECAC Hockey. Retrieved 2013-08-07.
• "NCAA (ECAC) Goaltender of the Year". Elite Prospects. Retrieved 2013-08-07.

Specific

1. "Gostisbehere, Bodie, Carr earn spots on ECAC Hockey All-League Teams". Union Athletics. 2013-03-21. Retrieved 2013-08-01.

External links

• ECAC Hockey Awards (Incomplete)