Inside College Hockey is proud to announce
its fifth annual INCH All-America teams. The selections
were made by Inside College Hockey editors and staff, with
input from media and coaches from around the country.
The INCH All-America teams are not affiliated
with those of the American Hockey Coaches Association, which
will release its East and West All-Americans next week.
We prefer to see college hockey as a national
game — thus our first-, second-, and third-team All-Americans
are not divided on regional lines.
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COLLEGE HOCKEY
2006-07 ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM
David Brown Notre Dame
Senior
Goaltender
Statistics: 30-6-3, 1.58 GAA, .931
sv. pct., 6 SO
Ranks first nationally in goals-against average (1.58)
and wins (30), and third in save percentage (.931).
Calm, cool and collected.
Drew Bagnall
St. Lawrence
Senior
Defenseman
Statistics: 39 GP, 6-19—25,
5 PPG, 3 GWG
His visible assets are easy to recognize —
size, mobility, physical aggressiveness, and a heavy
shot. The non-visible assets make him one of the best
captains and leaders in the league.
Jack Johnson Michigan
Sophomore
Defenseman
Statistics: 36 GP, 16-23—39,
87 PIM
Led NCAA defensemen in goals (16) and ranked tied
for second in points (39) behind only Quinnipiac's
Reid Cashman. A supreme blend of physicality and skill,
opposing players must mark his movements at both ends
of the ice.
Ryan Duncan North Dakota
Sophomore
Forward
Statistics: 42 GP, 31-26—57,
17 PPG, 6 GWG
His two linemates, when healthy, have been brilliant
for stretches, but Duncan has done it all season,
scoring dozens of goals with an ability to shoot with
accuracy from below the circles and find gaps that
goalies don't know exist.
Eric Ehn Air Force
Junior
Forward
Statistics: 40 GP, 24-40—64,
8 PPG
The nation's second-leading scorer, Ehn is the first
player from either Atlantic Hockey or College Hockey
America to be honored as one of the three Hobey Hat
Trick finalists.
T,J. Hensick Michigan
Senior
Forward
Statistics: 41 GP, 23-46—69,
6 PPG
Ended his career with 229 points, and could be the
last collegian we see cracking the 200-career point
plateau. Led the nation in both assists and points,
and made a star of linemate Kevin Porter.
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2006-07 ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM
Pos.
Player
School
Year
Statistics
G
John Curry
Boston University
Sr.
17-10-8, 2.01, .928, 7 SO
D
Sean Sullivan
Boston University
Sr.
38 GP, 3-12—15, 12 PIM
D
Alex Goligoski
Minnesota
Jr.
44 GP, 9-30—39, 51 PIM
F
Brian Boyle
Boston College
Sr.
40 GP, 18-33—51, 7 PPG
F
Nathan Davis
Miami
Jr.
42 GP, 21-29—50, 3 SHG
F
Jonathan Toews
North Dakota
So.
33 GP, 17-28—45, 10 PIM
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COLLEGE HOCKEY
2006-07 ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM