Well, here are my picks, and some comments.
 
ALL-ECAC
 
1st                                     2nd
 
F       Martin St. Louis (Vermont)      Mike Harder (Colgate)
F       Eric Perrin (Vermont)           Marko Tuomainen (Clarkson)
F       Steve Martins (Harvard)         Bryan Richardson (RPI)
D       Brian Mueller (Clarkson)        Ashlin Halfknight (Harvard)
D       Mike Traggio (Brown)            Gavin Colquhoun (Princeton)
G       Mike Parsons (Brown)            Tim Thomas (Vermont)
 
Gee, my 1st team is almost identical to Geoff's, except for Parsons.
ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
 
1st                                     HM
 
F       Casson Masters (Princeton)      Derek McLaughlin (St. Lawrence)
F       Eric Healey (RPI)               Matt Brush (Princeton)
F       Ryan Smart (Cornell)            Henry Higdon (Harvard)
F       Tim Loftsgard (Colgate)         Bob Cancelli (Dartmouth)
F       Doug Sproule (Harvard)          Chris Clark (Clarkson)
F       Paul DiFrancesco (St. Lawrence) Matt Stelljes (Vermont)
D       Bryan Tapper (RPI)              Jason Dailey (Cornell)
D       Jason Reid (Vermont)            Nicholas Windsor (Clarkson)
D       Ray Giroux (Yale)               Geordie Hyland (Harvard)
D       Jeremiah McCarthy (Harvard)     Pat Brownlee (RPI)
G       Dan Murphy (Clarkson)           Trevor Koenig (Union)
G       Dan Brenzavich (Colgate)        Jason Elliot (Cornell)
 
AWARDS
 
Player of the Year:
 
Martin St. Louis (Vermont)
        A no-brainer
 
Rookie of the Year:
 
Dan Murphy (Clarkson)
        Really a tough choice.  He was the most consistent of the 4
freshmen goalie in consideration.
 
Best Defensive Defenseman:
 
Mike Traggio (Brown)
        Not as tough as led to believe.  Mike Larkin receives consideration
but Traggio is the best and should repeat.
 
Best Defensive Forward:
 
Eric Trach (Brown)
        This was a tough one.  I think Trach unseats Sharp, and Askew
merits consideration, but his penalty minutes kill Askew.
 
Coach of the Year:
 
Don (Toots) Cahoon (Princeton)
        Already beaten to death about why or why not.
 
(Not an award, but I'd like to give it anyway)
 
Comeback Player of the Year:
 
Brad Konik (Harvard)
        Has taken the place of Sean McCann on the power play with great
effectiveness.
 
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