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Quoted from the Award’s website:

Twenty NCAA® men’s ice hockey student-athletes who excel both on and off the ice were selected as candidates today for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award in hockey. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competition. The complete list of candidates follows this release.

An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.

Jay Barriball, University of Minnesota

Chris Barton, Merrimack College

Stephane Boileau, Union College
Carter Camper, Miami University

Cory Conacher, Canisius College
Paul Dainton, University of Massachusetts-Amherst

Jeff Dimmen, University of Maine

Chay Genoway, University of North Dakota

Carl Hagelin, University of Michigan

Tanner House, University of Maine

Chris Kushneriuk, Robert Morris University
Jacques Lamoureux, Air Force Academy

Broc Little, Yale University

Bryant Molle, University of Alaska-Fairbanks

Kyle Ostrow, Denver University

Chase Polacek, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Matt Read, Bemidji State University

Zach Redmond, Ferris State University
Calle Ridderwall, University of Notre Dame

Evan Stephens, Dartmouth College

Oops – The Stars finished camp yesterday. Participants:

Forwards:
Alex Belzile
Alex Chiasson (previous gallery)

Armond DeSwardt
Thomas Frazee
Luke Gazdic
Scott Glennie
Alex Guptill
Jonathan Hazen
Locke Jillson

Kevin King
Tristan King
Michael Kirkpatrick
Curtis McKenzie

Ondrej Roman (previous gallery)
Garrett Ross
Colton Sceviour
Austin Smith

Reilly Smith

Matt Tassone
Mathieu Tousignant
Tomas Vincour (previous gallery)

Scott Winkler

Defensemen:
Jordie Benn
Mike Bergin

Etienne Boutet
George Hughes (previous gallery)

John Klingberg
Hubert Labrie
Philip Larsen
CJ Ludwig
Guillame Monast
Patrik Nemeth
Alex Theriau

Goaltenders:
Three-time Team USA IIHF gold-medal winner Jack Campbell (previous gallery)
Tyler Beskorowany
Adrien Lemay

Not just getting back to the blog, but also working on both completing 2009-10 partial game galleries and getting past season galleries (currently working on 2009 Frozen Four related galleries) online.

Miami University RedHawks and Boston University Terriers practice

Hobey Hat Trick, Boston University Terriers and Miami University RedHawks autograph sessions

Humanitarian and Hobey Baker Award ceremonies

Skills Challenge (Have to admit I was surprised that only 38% of the images included one or more of the 3 Boston College participants – Brock Bradford, Andrew Orpik and Maggie Taverna)

The galleries are now all complete for the Frozen Four and Boston College celebration. Links to all the galleries can be found here. The Regionals, as you can see at that link, are still partial galleries. Going back and forth between completing the 2009 Frozen Four/Regionals and the 2010. Just click on a gallery below to be taken to my archive site where the images can be viewed as thumbnails, larger images and can be ordered as prints. If you are interested in ordering a print and the option is not given, please email me. NCAA rules require an additional step in the ordering process for some.

F4 Wednesday:
Boston College Eagles practice

Miami University RedHawks practice

Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers practice

University of Wisconsin Badgers practice

Thursday
Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers vs. University of Wisconsin Badgers Semi-Final

Boston College Eagles vs. Miami University RedHawks

Friday
Boston College Eagles practice

University of Wisconsin Badgers practice

Boston College Eagles/University of Wisconsin Badgers autograph session

Humanitarian and Hobey Baker Award Ceremonies

Sled Hockey demonstration and Skills Challenge

Saturday

Also Boston College Eagles campus send-off and campus celebration

The Minnesota Wild sign Minnesota native and Miami University RedHawks senior forward Jarod Palmer.