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Mr. Hockey
Mr. Hockey Award Winners
YEAR
PLAYER
SCHOOL
POS.
1985
Tom Chorske
Minneapolis Southwest
LW
1986
George Pelawa
Bemidji
RW
1987
Kris Miller
Greenway, Coleraine
D
1988
Larry Olimb
Warroad
C
1989
Trent Klatt
Osseo
RW
1990
Joe Dziedzic
Minneapolis Edison
LW
1991
Darby Hendrickson
Richfield
C
1992
Brian Bonin
White Bear Lake
C
1993
Nick Checco
Bloomington Jefferson
LW
1994
Mike Crowley
Bloomington Jefferson
D
1995
Erik Rasmussen
St. Louis Park
LW
1996
Dave Spehar
Duluth East
F
1997
Aaron Miskovich
Grand Rapids
C
1998
Johnny Pohl
Red Wing
C
1999
Jeff Taffe
Hastings
C
2000
Paul Martin
Elk River
D
2001
Marty Sertich
Roseville
C
2002
Gino Guyer
Greenway, Coleraine
C
2003
Nate Dey
North St. Paul
F
2004
Tom Gorowsky
Centennial
C
2005
Brian Lee
Moorhead
D
2006
David Fischer
Apple Valley
D
2007
Ryan McDonagh
Cretin-Derham Hall
D
2008
Aaron Ness
Roseau
D
2009
Nick Leddy
Eden Prairie
D
2010
Nick Bjugstad
Blaine
C
2011
Kyle Rau
Eden Prairie
C
2012
Justin Kloos
Lakeville South
C
2013
Grant Besse
Benilde-St. Margaret's
LW
2014
Avery Peterson
Grand Rapids
C
2015
Jake Jaremko
Elk River
F
2016
Riley Tufte
Blaine
LW
2017
Casey Mittelstadt
Eden Prairie
C
2018
Sammy Walker
Edina
C
2019
Bryce Brodzinski
Blaine
C
By DAVID LA VAQUE, Star Tribune
03/09/2019, 9:30pm CST
Unheralded Peter Colby scored his second goal of the game to give the top-seeded Hornets a 3-2 victory and the program's 13th hockey state championship.
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By LOREN NELSON, Special to the Star Tribune
03/09/2019, 2:30pm CST
Jackson Savoie scored twice to help the Crusaders, playing before a decidedly pro-Raiders crowd, to a 5-2 victory and the first Class 1A hockey title for a St. Cloud-area team.
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By DAVID LA VAQUE, Star Tribune
03/08/2019, 11:15pm CST
A hat trick by Liam Malmquist capped a 6-3 victory for the No. 1 seed Hornets, seeking their 13th state hockey title.
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By David La Vaque, Star Tribune
03/08/2019, 7:27pm CST
The storied program almost wasn’t, and now it’s playing for glory last experienced 50 years ago.
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By Star Tribune
03/08/2019, 7:45pm CST
The Eagles, seeded third, trailed 2-0 in the first period before finding the net with four second-period goals and then held on for a 4-3 victory.
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