Ken McKenzie Trophy (IHL)

See also: Ken McKenzie Trophy and Ken McKenzie Award

The Ken McKenzie Trophy was awarded annually by the International Hockey League to the American-born player judged to be most outstanding in his first season. The award is named for Ken McKenzie, the co-founder and longtime president and publisher of The Hockey News.

Winners

Season Player Team
1977–78 Mike Eruzione Toledo Goaldiggers
1978–79 Jon Fontas Saginaw Gears
1979–80 Bob Janecyk Fort Wayne Komets
1980–81 Mike Labianca Toledo Goaldiggers
Steve Janaszak Fort Wayne Komets
1981–82 Steve Salvucci Saginaw Gears
1982–83 Paul Fenton Peoria Prancers
1983–84 Mike Krensing Muskegon Mohawks
1984–85 Bill Schafhauser Kalamazoo Wings
1985–86 Brian Noonan Saginaw Generals
1986–87 Ray LeBlanc Flint Spirits
1987–88 Dan Woodley Flint Spirits
1988–89 Paul Ranheim Salt Lake Golden Eagles
1989–90 Tim Sweeney Salt Lake Golden Eagles
1990–91 C J Young Salt Lake Golden Eagles
1991–92 Kevin Wortman Salt Lake Golden Eagles
1992–93 Mark Beaufait Kansas City Blades
1993–94 Chris Rogles Indianapolis Ice
1994–95 Chris Marinucci Denver Grizzlies
1995–96 Brett Lievers Utah Grizzlies
1996–97 Brian Felsner Orlando Solar Bears
1997–98 Eric Nickulas Orlando Solar Bears
1998–99 Mark Mowers Milwaukee Admirals
1999–00 Andrew Berenzweig Milwaukee Admirals
2000–01 Brian Pothier Orlando Solar Bears

References

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