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Defenseman Sweatt, who currently is playing in the American Hockey League and was unable to attend the ceremony, was named winner of the annual Steve Ebert Award, which recognizes a combination of dedication, desire, ability and sportsmanship, as well as the Paul Markovich Award as the team’s top student.
The Huskies, one of the hottest teams in all of collegehockey the last two months, needed just 39 seconds of overtime to claim a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Colorado College in Game 1 of their best-of-three first-round WCHA playoff series.
Three members of the Colorado Collegehockey team – senior defenseman/team co-captain Lee Sweatt, junior left wing Scott McCulloch and sophomore defenseman Jake Gannon – are among 49 Western Collegiate Hockey Association players named this week as recipients of the league’s prestigious Scholar-Athlete Award for the 2006-07 season.
The home of the national champs is home to a pair of good collegehockey articles this morning: a look at the impact of the new NHL CBA on the college game and a notebook leading with the WCHA's decision to retain its current video replay system.
Ray Shero and Peter Chiarelli bring collegehockey backgrounds and impressive credentials as assistant general managers to their first NHL GM positions, as they were hired in Pittsburgh and Boston this week.
Among the former collegehockey players that are success stories in this spring's Stanley Cup Playoffs is Shawn Horcoff, the 99th overall draft pick by the Oilers who has become one of their leaders at both ends of the ice.
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