Inside College Hockey | 2005-06 INCH All-Americans

March 29, 2006
2005-06 INCH All-Americans

Inside College Hockey is proud to announce its fourth annual INCH All-America teams. The selections were made by Inside College Hockey editors and staff, with input from media and coaches from around the country.

The INCH All-America teams are not affiliated with those of the American Hockey Coaches Association, which will release its East and West All-Americans next week.

We prefer to see college hockey as a national game – thus our first-, second- and third-team All-Americans, plus our All-Rookie Team, are not divided on regional lines.

INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY 2005-06 ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM
Brian Elliott Wisconsin Junior Goaltender	Statistics: 25-5-3, 1.55 GAA, .938 sv. pct., 8 SO When he's been healthy, the Badgers have been the best team in the nation. Without him, they slumped.
Matt Carle Denver Junior Defenseman	Statistics: 39 GP, 11-42—53, 58 PIM The San Jose Sharks, who already boast CC alum Tom Preissing, may have found an even better blueliner from a Colorado school in Carle.
Andy Greene Miami Senior Defenseman	Statistics: 39 GP, 9-22—31, 48 PIM The first three-time first-team All-CCHA defenseman in 20 years, Greene does it all at both ends of the rink.
Chris Collins Boston College Senior Forward	Statistics: 40 GP, 31-29—60, 26 PIM The only player in Hockey East who could even approach Collins' impressive offensive numbers was Brian Boyle, who as Collins' linemate was a big beneficiary of his finishing touch.
Scott Parse Nebraska-Omaha Junior Forward	Statistics: 41 GP, 20-41—61, 40 PIM The nation's leading scorer for much of the season, Parse was the catalyst for a Maverick team that made its first NCAA Tournament appearance.
Ryan Potulny Minnesota Junior Forward	Statistics: 41 GP, 38-25—63, 31 PIM College hockey's premier sniper, Potulny was the biggest reason why Minnesota had the nation's second-best offense and fourth-best power play.

INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY 2005-06 ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM
Pos.	Player	School	Year	Statistics
G	Cory Schneider	Boston College	So.	23-12-2, 2.03, .930, 8 SO
D	Tom Gilbert	Wisconsin	Sr.	41 GP, 11-19—30, 28 PIM
D	Mike Madill	St. Lawrence	Sr.	40 GP, 5-22—27, 54 PIM
F	Greg Moore	Maine	Sr.	41 GP, 28-16—44, 47 PIM
F	Joe Pavelski	Wisconsin	So.	41 GP, 23-30—53, 32 PIM
F	Brett Sterling	Colorado College	Sr.	41 GP, 31-24—55, 66 PIM

INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY 2005-06 ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM
Pos.	Player	School	Year	Statistics
G	Bobby Goepfert	St. Cloud State	Jr.	20-14-4, 2.20, .924, 3 SO
D	Alex Goligoski	Minnesota	So.	41 GP, 11-28—39, 63 PIM
D	Peter Harrold	Boston College	Sr.	40 GP, 7-23—30, 30 PIM
F	Tyler McGregor	Holy Cross	Sr.	38 GP, 26-28—54, 4 PIM
F	Drew Stafford	North Dakota	Jr.	41 GP, 23-24—47, 63 PIM
F	T.J. Trevelyan	St. Lawrence	Sr.	40 GP, 20-28—48, 43 PIM

INSIDE COLLEGE HOCKEY 2005-06 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Pos.	Player	School	Year	Statistics
G	Jeff Lerg	Michigan State	Fr.	17-6-6, 1.96, .928, 3 SO
D	Jack Johnson	Michigan	Fr.	38 GP, 10-22—32, 149 PIM
D	Brett Motherwell	Boston College	Fr.	37 GP, 3-19—22, 34 PIM
F	Phil Kessel	Minnesota	Fr.	39 GP, 18-33—51, 28 PIM
F	T.J. Oshie	North Dakota	Fr.	43 GP, 24-21—45, 33 PIM
F	Brandon Yip	Boston University	Fr.	39 GP, 9-22—31, 59 PIM