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.
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 |
Year | Winner | School |
2008–09 | Zane Kalemba | Princeton |
2009–10 | Ben Scrivens | Cornell |
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 |
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