Central Hockey League Historical Award Winners
*Includes International Hockey League / United Hockey League Awards prior to 2010-11 merger with the CHL
*Includes Western Professional Hockey League Awards prior to 2001 merger with CHL
2011-2012 (CHL)
Ray Miron Presidents’ Cup -
Playoff Most Valuable Player -
Bud Poile Governors’ Cup -
Most Valuable Player -
Most Outstanding Goaltender -
Most Outstanding Defenseman -
Rookie of the Year -
Coach of the Year -
Man of the Year -
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) -
All-Star Game MVP (Arizona) -
All-Star Game MVP (CHL All-Stars) -
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Vince Fedorowich, Arizona
Equipment Manager of the Year– Romeo Vivit, Rapid City
2011-2012 All-CHL Team:
Forward – A.J. Gale, Denver Cutthroats
Forward – Mickey Lang, Quad City Mallards
Forward – Sebastien Thinel, Missouri Mavericks
Defenseman – Tyler Ludwig, Allen Americans
Defenseman – Kevin Young, Wichita Thunder
Goaltender – Aaron Dell, Allen Americans
2011-2012 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Mike Hellyer, Quad City
Forward – Greger Hanson, Wichita
Forward – Sy Nutkevitch, Fort Worth
Defenseman – Dan Spivak, Fort Worth
Defenseman – Matt McCready, Arizona
Goaltender – Aaron Dell, Allen
2011-2012 (CHL)
Ray Miron Presidents’ Cup – Fort Wayne Komets
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Mike Vaskivuo, Fort Wayne
Bud Poile Governors’ Cup – Wichita
Most Valuable Player – Brandon Marino, Quad City
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Mark Guggenberger, Texas
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Riley Weselowski, Rapid City
Rookie of the Year – Mark Guggenberger, Texas
Coach of the Year – Kevin McClelland, Wichita
Man of the Year – Riley Weselowski, Rapid City
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Todd Robinson, Evansville
All-Star Game MVP (Arizona) - Kevin Petovello, Arizona
All-Star Game MVP (CHL All-Stars) - Brandon Marino, Quad City
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Bryan Rogers, Dayton
Equipment Manager of the Year– Romeo Vivit, Rapid City
2011-2012 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Shawn Limpright, Rapid City
Forward – Brandon Marino, Quad City
Forward – Todd Robinson, Evansville
Defenseman – Frankie DeAngelis, Fort Wayne
Defenseman – Riley Weselowski, Rapid City
Goaltender – Mark Guggenberger, Texas
2011-2012 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Jared Brown, Quad City
Forward – Andrew Courtney, Missouri
Forward – Mike Ullrich, Tulsa
Defenseman – Dylan King, Allen
Defenseman – Jeff Terminesi, Tulsa
Goaltender – Mark Guggenberger, Texas
2010-2011 (CHL)
Ray Miron Presidents’ Cup – Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Jeff Kyrzakos, Bossier-Shreveport
Bud Poile Governors’ Cup – Allen
Most Valuable Player – Riley Nelson, Colorado
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Robby Nolan, Missouri
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Andrew Martens, Wichita
Rookie of the Year – Aaron Lewicki, Rio Grande Valley
Coach of the Year – Jason Christie, Bloomington
Man of the Year – Simon Watson, Missouri
Rick Kozuback Award – Jeff Christian, Evansville
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Sebastien Thinel, Odessa
All-Star Game MVP (Rapid City) – Ryan Menei, Rapid City
All-Star Game MVP (CHL All-Stars) – Jason Dale, Bloomington
Athletic Trainer of the Year – George Bullock Jr., Bossier-Shreveport
Equipment Manager of the Year– Romeo Vivit, Rapid City
2010-2011 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Sebastien Thinel, Odessa
Forward – Riley Nelson, Colorado
Forward – Chad Woollard, Texas
Defenseman – Darcy Campbell, Rio Grande Valley
Defenseman – Andrew Martens, Wichita
Goaltender – Robby Nolan, Missouri
2010-2011 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Aaron Lewicki, Rio Grande Valley
Forward – Adam Chorneyko, Colorado
Forward – Gary Steffes, Tulsa
Defenseman – David Strathman, Allen
Defenseman – Alan Mazur, Bloomington
Goaltender – Wayne Savage, Texas
2009-2010 (CHL)
Ray Miron Presidents’ Cup – Rapid City Rush
Bud Poile Governors’ Cup – Odessa
Most Valuable Player – Kevin Ulanski, Colorado
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Joel Martin, Odessa
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Aaron Schneekloth, Colorado
Rookie of the Year – Danny Battochio, Rapid City
Coach of the Year – Joe Ferras, Rapid City
Man of the Year – Justin Quenneville, Corpus Christi
Rick Kozuback Award – Jason Duda, Wichita Thunder
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Kevin Ulanski, Colorado
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Les Reaney, Rapid City
All-Star Game MVP (South Texas) – Sean Muncy, Rio Grande Valley
All-Star Game MVP (CHL All-Stars) – Joel Martin, Odessa
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Stuart Nichols, Tulsa
Equipment Manager of the Year– Tony Deynzer, Colorado
2009-2010 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Kevin Ulanski, Colorado
Forward – Riley Nelson, Colorado
Forward – Les Reaney, Rapid City
Defenseman – Derek Eastman, Tulsa
Defenseman – Aaron Schneekloth, Colorado
Goaltender – Joel Martin, Odessa
2009-2010 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Sean Muncy, Rio Grande Valley
Forward – Nick Sirota, Missouri
Forward – Ryan Garbutt, Corpus Christi
Defenseman – Sean Erickson, Tulsa
Defenseman – Jake Obermeyer, Amarillo
Goaltender – Danny Battochio, Rapid City
2009-2010 (IHL)
Turner Cup Champion – Fort Wayne Komets
Fred A. Huber, Jr. Trophy – Muskegon
Most Valuable Player – Robin Bouchard, Muskegon
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Tim Haun, Fort Wayne
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Matt Krug, Muskegon
Rookie of the Year – Mickael Bedard, Port Huron
Coach of the Year – Jason Muzzati, Flint
Most Outstanding Defensive Forward – Colin Chaulk, Fort Wayne
Most Sportsmanlike Player – Chris Lipsett, Quad City
Scoring Champion – Todd Robinson, Muskegon
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Matt Syroczynski, Fort Wayne
2009-2010 All-IHL Team:
Forward – Todd Robinson, Muskegon
Forward – Robin Bouchard, Muskegon
Forward – Craig Macdonald, Bloomington
Defenseman – Matt Krug, Muskegon
Defenseman – Daniel Tetrault, Port Huron
Goaltender – Tim Haun, Fort Wayne
2009-2010 IHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – John Mori, Flint
Forward – Mikael Bedard, Port Huron
Forward – Sean O’Connor, Fort Wayne
Defenseman – Matt Krug, Muskegon
Defenseman – Frankie DeAngelis, Fort Wayne
Goaltender – Rob Nolan, Flint
2008-2009 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup – Texas Brahmas
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Jason Deitsch, Texas
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Colorado
Most Valuable Player – Sebastien, Thinel, Odessa
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Kevin Beech, Mississippi
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Aaron Schneekloth, Colorado
Rookie of the Year – Darryl Smith, Laredo
Coach of the Year – Kevin Kaminski, Mississippi
Man of the Year – Austin Sutter, Amarillo
Rick Kozuback Award – Jeff Lund, Tulsa
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Sebastien Thinel, Odessa
All-Star Game MVP (Eagles) – Konrad Reeder, Colorado
All-Star Game MVP (CHL All-Stars) – Darryl Smith, Laredo
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Osama Kassab, Rocky Mountain
Equipment Manager of the Year– Shawn Smith, Rapid City
2008-2009 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Kevin Ulanski, Colorado
Forward – Riley Nelson, Colorado
Forward – Sebastien Thinel, Odessa
Defenseman - Dale Lupul, Bossier-Shreveport
Defenseman – Aaron Schneekloth, Colorado
Goaltender – Kevin Beech, Mississippi
2008-2009 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Jeff Pierce, Odessa
Forward – Adam Perry, Arizona
Forward - Darryl Smith, Laredo
Defenseman - Nicolas Dumoulin, Rio Grande Valley
Defenseman - Dane Marshall, Mississippi
Goaltender – Juha Toivonen, Odessa
2008-2009 (IHL)
Turner Cup Champion (Playoff Champions) -
Fred A. Huber, Jr. Trophy (IHL Regular Season Champions) -
Most Valuable Player -
Most Outstanding Goaltender -
Most Outstanding Defenseman -
Rookie of the Year -
Coach of the Year -
Most Outstanding Defensive Forward -
Most Sportsmanlike Player -
Scoring Champion -
Playoff Most Valuable Player -
2008-2009 All-IHL Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2008-2009 IHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Rick Varone, Fort Wayne
Forward – Tommy Lange, Kalamazoo
Forward – Rick Cleaver, Kalamazoo
Defenseman – Rob Jarvis, Kalamazoo
Defenseman – Derek Merlini, Port Huron
Goaltender – Ryan Ludzik, Bloomington
2007-2008 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Arizona Sundogs
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Rob McVicar, Arizona
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Bossier-Shreveport
Most Valuable Player – Jeff Bes, Laredo
Most Outstanding Goaltender – John DeCaro, Bossier-Shreveport
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Vladimir Hartinger, New Mexico
Rookie of the Year – David Nimmo, Amarillo
Coach of the Year – Scott Muscutt, Bossier-Shreveport
Man of the Year – Stacey Bauman, Oklahoma City
Rick Kozuback Award – Chris Stewart, Colorado
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Alex Leavitt, Arizona
All-Star Game MVP (North) – Brent Cullaton, Rocky Mountain
All-Star Game MVP (South) – Alex Leavitt, Arizona
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Wade Sundbye, Oklahoma City
Equipment Manager of the Year– Patrick Stevens, Rocky Mountain
2007-2008 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Jeff Bes, Laredo
Forward – Alex Leavitt, Arizona
Forward – Brent Cullaton, Rocky Mountain
Defenseman - Vladimir Hartinger, New Mexico
Defenseman – Aaron Schneekloth, Colorado
Goaltender – John DeCaro, Bossier-Shreveport
2007-2008 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Tyler Skworchinski, Texas
Forward – Mark Kolanos, Arizona
Forward - David Nimmo, Amarillo
Defenseman - Shaun Arvai, Amarillo
Defenseman - David Schlemko, Arizona
Goaltender – Alexandre Vincent, Odessa
2007-2008 (IHL)
Turner Cup Champion (Playoff Champions) -
Fred A. Huber, Jr. Trophy (IHL Regular Season Champions) -
Most Valuable Player -
Most Outstanding Goaltender -
Most Outstanding Defenseman -
Rookie of the Year -
Coach of the Year -
Most Outstanding Defensive Forward -
Most Sportsmanlike Player -
Scoring Champion -
Playoff Most Valuable Player -
2007-2008 All-IHL Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2007-2008 IHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Mathieu Curadeau, Fort Wayne Komets
Forward – Luciano Aquino, Fort Wayne Komets
Forward – Jamie Carroll, Port Huron Icehawks
Defenseman – Jamie Vanderveeken, Kalamazoo Wings
Defenseman – Nick Tuzzolino, Flint Generals
Goaltender – Loic Lacasse, Bloomington PrairieThunder
2006-2007 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Colorado Eagles
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Greg Pankewicz, Colorado
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Bossier-Shreveport
Most Valuable Player – Jeff Christian, Youngstown
Most Outstanding Goaltender – John DeCaro, Bossier-Shreveport
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Brad Williamson, Colorado
Rookie of the Year – Cam Abbott, Bossier-Shreveport
Coach of the Year – Kevin McClelland, Memphis
Man of the Year – Riley Nelson, Colorado
Rick Kozuback Award – Marco Pietroniro, Arizona
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Jeff Christian, Youngstown
All-Star Game MVP (North) – Matt Medley, Tulsa
All-Star Game MVP (South) – Brent Zelenewich, Corpus Christi
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Mike Ermatinger, Youngstown
Equipment Manager of the Year– Brandon Rose, Oklahoma City
2006-2007 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Jeff Christian, Youngstown
Forward – Brent Kelly, Arizona
Forward – Chris Richards, Youngstown
Defenseman – Derek Landmesser, Memphis
Defenseman – Brad Williamson, Colorado
Goaltender – John DeCaro, Bossier-Shreveport
2006-2007 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Cam Abbott, Bossier-Shreveport
Forward – Bobby Chaumont, Laredo
Forward – Ryan McLeod, New Mexico
Defenseman – Alex Dunn, Odessa
Defenseman – Craig Strain, Colorado
Goaltender – John DeCaro, Bossier-Shreveport
2006-2007 (IHL)
Turner Cup Champion (Playoff Champions) -
Fred A. Huber, Jr. Trophy (IHL Regular Season Champions) -
Most Valuable Player -
Most Outstanding Goaltender -
Most Outstanding Defenseman -
Rookie of the Year -
Coach of the Year -
Most Outstanding Defensive Forward -
Most Sportsmanlike Player -
Scoring Champion -
Playoff Most Valuable Player -
2006-2007 All-IHL Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2006-2007 IHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2005-2006 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Laredo
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Jeff Bes, Laredo
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Colorado
Most Valuable Player – Derek Hahn, Amarillo
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Ken Carroll, Bossier-Shreveport
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Serge Dube, Laredo
Rookie of the Year – Jim Dahl, Tulsa
Coach of the Year – Terry Ruskowski, Laredo
Man of the Year – Paul Fioroni, Lubbock
Rick Kozuback Award – Glenn Hart, Laredo
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Derek Hahn, Amarillo
All-Star Game MVP (North) – Joe Blaznek, Wichita
All-Star Game MVP (South) – Jeff Bes, Laredo
Athletic Trainer of the Year – Bobby Moore, Laredo
Equipment Manager of the Year – Steve Enlow, Tulsa
2005-2006 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Jeff Christian, Youngstown
Forward – Derek Hahn, Amarillo
Forward – Greg Pankewicz, Colorado
Defenseman – Serge Dube, Laredo
Defenseman – Derek Landmesser, Memphis
Goaltender – Ken Carroll, Bossier-Shreveport
2005-2006 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Jim Dahl, Tulsa
Forward – Dominic Leveille, Odessa
Forward – Michael Tucciarone, Austin
Defenseman – Dale Lupul, Bossier-Shreveport
Defenseman – Adam Rivet, Laredo
Goaltender – Dov Grumet-Morris, Laredo
2005-2006 (IHL)
Turner Cup Champion (Playoff Champions) -
Fred A. Huber, Jr. Trophy (IHL Regular Season Champions) -
Most Valuable Player -
Most Outstanding Goaltender -
Most Outstanding Defenseman -
Rookie of the Year -
Coach of the Year -
Most Outstanding Defensive Forward -
Most Sportsmanlike Player -
Scoring Champion -
Playoff Most Valuable Player -
2005-2006 All-IHL Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2005-2006 IHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2004-2005 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Colorado
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Chris Hartsburg, Colorado
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Colorado
Most Valuable Player – Greg Pankewicz, Colorado
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Tyler Weiman, Colorado
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Paul Esdale, Wichita
Rookie of the Year – Tyler Weiman, Colorado
Coach of the Year – Chris Dashney, Lubbock
Man of the Year – Paul Fioroni, Lubbock
Rick Kozuback Award – Don McKee, Odessa
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Jason Duda, Wichita
All-Star Game MVP (North) – Greg Pankewicz, Colorado
All-Star Game MVP (South) – Jason Baird, Corpus Christi
2004-2005 All-CHL Team:
Forward – Travis Clayton, Wichita
Forward – Greg Pankewicz, Colorado
Forward – Don Parsons, Memphis
Defenseman – Paul Esdale, Wichita
Defenseman – Derek Landmesser, Memphis
Goaltender – Tyler Weiman, Colorado
2004-2005 CHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward – Phil Aucoin, Memphis
Forward – Mike Lukajic, Topeka
Forward – Kevin Marsh, Colorado
Defenseman – Jarad Bourassa, Oklahoma City
Defenseman – Derick Martin, Lubbock
Goaltender – Tyler Weiman, Colorado
2004-2005 (IHL)
Turner Cup Champion (Playoff Champions) -
Fred A. Huber, Jr. Trophy (IHL Regular Season Champions) -
Most Valuable Player -
Most Outstanding Goaltender -
Most Outstanding Defenseman -
Rookie of the Year -
Coach of the Year -
Most Outstanding Defensive Forward -
Most Sportsmanlike Player -
Scoring Champion -
Playoff Most Valuable Player -
2004-2005 All-IHL Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2004-2005 IHL All-Rookie Team:
Forward -
Forward -
Forward -
Defenseman -
Defenseman -
Goaltender -
2003-2004 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Laredo
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Laredo
Most Valuable Player – Jeff Bes, Laredo
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Scott Reid, San Angelo
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Bernie John, Indianapolis
Rookie of the Year – David Guerrera, Laredo
Coach of the Year – Ray Edwards, San Angelo
Man of the Year – Don Parsons, Memphis
Rick Kozuback Award – Joe Ferras, Amarillo
Joe Burton Award (Scoring Champion) – Jeff Bes, Laredo
Playoff MVP – David Guerrera, Laredo
All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – Jason Baird, Indianapolis
2002-2003 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Memphis
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Kahlil Thomas, Memphis
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Austin
Most Valuable Player – Don Parsons, Memphis
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Matt Barnes, Austin
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Michel Periard, Laredo
Rookie of the Year – Derek Hahn, Amarillo
Coach of the Year – Ken McRae, Indianapolis
Man of the Year – Anthony Donskov, Lubbock
Rick Kozuback Award – James Cook, San Angelo
Scoring Champion – Don Parsons, Memphis
All-Star Game MVP – Chris Grenville, Laredo
2001-2002 (CHL)
Ray Miron President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Memphis
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Don Parsons, Memphis
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Odessa
Most Valuable Player – Don Parsons, Memphis
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Mike Gorman, Odessa
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Daniel Tetrault, Austin
Rookie of the Year – Sebastien Centomo, Memphis
Coach of the Year – Don McKee, Odessa
Man of the Year – Scott Hillman, Odessa
Rick Kozuback Award – Gatis Tseplis, New Mexico
Scoring Champion – Dan Price, Austin
All-Star Game MVP – Kory Cooper, Fort Worth Brahmas
2000-2001 (CHL)
Central Hockey League
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Oklahoma City
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Rod Branch, Oklahoma City
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Oklahoma City
Coach of the Year – Paul Kelly, Topeka
Most Valuable Player – Joe Burton, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Brant Nicklin, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Derek Landmesser, Memphis
Rookie of the Year – Derek Reynolds, Huntsville
Scoring Champion – Yvan Corbin, Indianapolis
Community Service Award – Andy Powers, Columbus
Western Professional Hockey League
President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Bossier-Shreveport
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Jason Campbell, Bossier-Shreveport
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Tupelo
Coach of the Year – Don McKee, Odessa
Most Valuable Player – Jason Firth, Tupelo
Man of the Year – Travis Van Tighem, New Mexico
Scoring Champion – Jason Firth, Tupelo
Rookie of the Year – Ken Carroll, Bossier-Shreveport
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Ken Carroll, Bossier-Shreveport
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Mark DeSantis, New Mexico
All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – Kyle Reeves, Lubbock
Rick Kozuback Award – Trent Eigner, El Paso
1999/2000
Central Hockey League
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Indianapolis
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Jamie Morris, Indianapolis
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Fayetteville
Coach of the Year – David Lohrei, Fayetteville
Most Valuable Player – Chris MacKenzie & Yvan Corbin, Indianapolis
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Frankie Ouellette, Columbus
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Brett Colborne, Fayetteville
Rookie of the Year – James Patterson, Huntsville
Scoring Champion – Chris MacKenzie, Indianapolis
Community Service Award – Jerome Bechard, Columbus
Western Professional Hockey League
President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Shreveport
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Hugo Hamelin, Shreveport
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Central Texas
Coach of the Year – Brian Curran, Monroe
Most Valuable Player – Ron Newhook, Central Texas
Man of the Year – Brad Haelzle, Amarillo & Scott Muscutt, Shreveport
Scoring Champion – Geoff Bumstead, Corpus Christi
Rookie of the Year – Dan Price, Austin
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Matt Barnes, Central Texas
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Arturs Kupaks, Lubbock
All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – Dorian Anneck, Monroe
1998/1999
Central Hockey League
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Huntsville
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Derek Puppa, Huntsville
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Oklahoma City
Coach of the Year – Chris Stewart, Huntsville
Most Valuable Player – Derek Puppa, Huntsville
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Jean-Ian Filiatrault, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Igor Bondarev, Hunstville
Rookie of the Year – Johnny Brdarovic, San Antonio
Scoring Champion – Derek Grant, Memphis
Community Service Award – Mike Berger, Tulsa
Western Professional Hockey League
President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – Shreveport
Playoff Most Valuable Player – John Vecchiarelli, Shreveport
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Shreveport
Coach of the Year – Todd Lalonde, Waco
Most Valuable Player – Chris Robertson, Corpus Christi
Man of the Year – Graeme Townshend, Lake Charles
Scoring Champion – Carl Boudreau, San Angelo
Rookie of the Year – Kory Cooper, Waco
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Kory Cooper, Waco
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Eric Brule, Abilene
All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – Billy Trew, El Paso
1997/1998
Central Hockey League
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Columbus
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Mike Martens, Columbus
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Columbus
Coach of the Year – David Lohrei, Nashville
Most Valuable Player – Joe Burton, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Brian Elder, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Hardy Sauter, Oklahoma City
Rookie of the Year – David Beauregard, Wichita
Scoring Champion – Luc Beausoleil, Tulsa
Community Service Award – Rod Branch, Tulsa
Western Professional Hockey League
President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – El Paso
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Billy Trew, El Paso
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Fort Worth Brahmas
Coach of the Year – Bill McDonald, Fort Worth Brahmas
Most Valuable Player – Jamie Thompson, El Paso
Man of the Year – Jamie Thompson, El Paso
Scoring Champion – Carl Boudreau, San Angelo
Rookie of the Year – Sami Laine, Odessa
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Kevin St. Pierre, Shreveport
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Eric Ricard, New Mexico
All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – Sylvain Naud, New Mexico
1996/1997
Central Hockey League
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Fort Worth Fire
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Steve Plouffe, Fort Worth Fire
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Oklahoma City
Coach of the Year – Bill McDonald, Fort Worth Fire
Most Valuable Player – Trevor Jobe, Columbus
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Jean-Ian Filiatrault, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Hardy Sauter, Oklahoma City
Rookie of the Year – Cory Dosdall, Wichita
Scoring Champion – Trevor Jobe, Columbus
Western Professional Hockey League
President’s Cup (Playoff Champions) – El Paso
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Chris MacKenzie, El Paso
Governors’ Cup (Regular Season Champions) – New Mexico
Coach of the Year – Todd Brost, El Paso
Most Valuable Player – Chris Brooks, Amarillo
Scoring Champion – Chris Brooks, Amarillo
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Daniel Berthiaume, Central Texas
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Jody Praznik, New Mexico
All-Star Game Most Valuable Player – Doug Smith, Central Texas
1995/1996
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Oklahoma City
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Jean-Ian Filiatrault, Oklahoma City
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Oklahoma City
Coach of the Year – Doug Sauter, Oklahoma City
Most Valuable Player – Brian Shantz, San Antonio
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Jean-Ian Filiatrault, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Dan Brown, Memphis
Rookie of the Year – Derek Grant, Memphis
Scoring Champion – Brian Shantz, San Antonio
1994/1995
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Wichita
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Ron Handy, Wichita
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Wichita
Coach of the Year – John Torchetti, San Antonio
Most Valuable Player – Paul Jackson, San Antonio
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Alan Perry, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Eric Ricard, Fort Worth Fire
Rookie of the Year – Michael St. Jacques, Oklahoma City
Scoring Champion – Brian Shantz, San Antonio
1993/1994
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Wichita
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Ron Handy, Wichita
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Wichita
Coach of the Year – Doug Shedden, Wichita
Most Valuable Player – Robert Desjardins, Wichita
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Alan Perry, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Guy Girouard, Oklahoma City
Rookie of the Year – Chad Seibel, Memphis
Scoring Champion – Paul Jackson, Wichita
1992/1993
Ray Miron Cup (Playoff Champions) – Tulsa
Playoff Most Valuable Player – Tony Fiore, Tulsa
Adams Cup (Regular Season Champions) – Oklahoma City
Coach of the Year – Garry Unger, Tulsa
Most Valuable Player – Sylvain Fleury, Oklahoma City
Most Outstanding Goaltender – Tony Martino, Tulsa
Most Outstanding Defenseman – Dave Doucette, Dallas
Rookie of the Year – Robert Desjardins, Wichita
Scoring Champion – Sylvain Fleury, Oklahoma City
