The University of New Hampshire has unveiled its 2025‑26 men’s ice hockey awards, a tradition that spotlights the players who have made the most significant contributions on and off the ice.
Kyle Chauvette was honored with the Roger A. LeClerc Most Valuable Player Award, recognizing his leadership and dominant performances throughout the season.
Morgan Winters earned the Guy Smith Best Offensive Player Award after delivering a series of high‑impact scoring outings that helped shape the team’s offensive rhythm.
Alex Carr received the Rod Langway Best Defenseman Award, underscoring his steady defensive play and ability to shut down opposing attacks.
Awards Overview
Jared Whale was celebrated with both the Charles E. Holt Coaches Award and the Sid Knight Academic Award, reflecting his excellence in competition and scholarship.
Kristaps Skrastins took home the Robert A. Kullen Unsung Player Award, a nod to his behind‑the‑scenes efforts that often go unnoticed but are vital to team success.
Marty Lavins secured the Warren R. Brown Best Defensive Forward Award for the third straight year, cementing his reputation as a relentless two‑way forward.
Brendan Fitzgerald was named the Most Improved Player, a testament to his rapid development and growing impact within the lineup.
Cy LeClerc received the Whoop Snively Citizenship Award and the Frank "The Fan" Halbert Fan Favorite Award, highlighting his community involvement and popularity among supporters.
Ryan Philbrick earned the Nate Hardy Iron Man Award for his dedication in the weight room, illustrating the program’s emphasis on strength and conditioning.