Minnesota Hockey Hub | MN Boys High School Hockey

2011 Class AA -- Tim Sager, White Bear Lake
2011 Class A -- Mark DeCenzo, Hibbing/Chisholm; Bruce Plante, Hermantown
2010 AA -- Jerry Hayes, Apple Valley
2010 A -- Kevin Smalley, Duluth Denfeld
2009 AA -- Lee Smith, Eden Prairie
2009 A -- Jeff Poeschl, Mahtomedi
2008 AA -- Curt Giles, Edina
2008 A -- Ken Essay, Mankato West
2007 AA -- Wes Bolin, Woodbury
2007 A -- Bruce Plante, Hermantown
2006 AA -- Bruce Laroque, Grand Rapids
2006 A -- Bruce Plante, Hermantown
2005 AA -- John Humphreys, Tartan
2005 A -- Keith Hendrickson, Virginia
2004 AA -- Erik Aus, Centennial
2004 A -- Todd Weisjahn, Orono
2003 AA -- Steve Sertich, Roseville
2003 A -- Chris Lonke, Simley
2002 AA -- Tom Saterdalen, Bloomington Jefferson
2002 A -- George Nemanich, Red Wing
2001 AA -- Bruce Johnson, Robbinsdale Armstrong
2001 A -- Jay Ness, Rochester Lourdes
2000 AA -- Steve Larson, Blaine
2000 A -- Sheldon Weston, Sauk Rapids
1999 AA -- Bruce Olson, Roseau
1999 A -- Mike Guzzo, Silver Bay
1998 AA -- Bruce Olson, Roseau
1998 A -- Bruce Plante, Hermantown
1997 AA -- Mark Decenzo, Hibbing
1997 A -- George Nemanich, Red Wing
1996 AA -- Bart Larson, Edina
1996 A -- Cary Eades, Warroad
1995 AA -- Earnest "Bucky" Kendig, St. Paul Johnson; Steve "Moose" Younghans, St. Paul Johnson
1995 A -- Todd Grina, Hutchinson
1994 AA -- Russ Welch, South St. Paul
1994 A -- Shawn Anderson, Farmington
1993 -- Tom Saterdalen, Bloomington Jefferson
1992 -- Terry Cullen, Moorhead
1991 -- Jeff Whisler, Hill-Murray
1990 -- Lyn Ellingson, Grand Rapids
1989 -- Bill Vukonich, Duluth Denfeld
1988 -- Bill Olson, Hibbing
1987 -- Bob Gernander, Greenway
1986 -- Tom Osiecki, Burnsville
1985 -- Larry Ross, International Falls
1984 -- Jerry Peterson, Bloomington Kennedy
1983 -- Larry Ross, International Falls

Since 1983 this award has been given to the high school coach of the year as selected by the state's hockey coaches. This award is given in memory of the great John Mariucci, who was a legend in Minnesota hockey and one of Minnesota's great sports figures.

A native of Eveleth, Mariucci played for the Chicago Blackhawks at a time when few Americans were able to play in the National Hockey League. Mariucci later coached the University of Minnesota hockey team, and the arena on the university campus bears his name.

John was a lifelong promoter and supporter of the Minnesota hockey player and remained so until his death in 1987.

Winners of this award are listed in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame.