Statistics: 27-5-3, 1.24 GAA, .947 sv. pct., 10 SO

Good as a freshman, McKee became great as a sophomore, and made Cornell one of the toughest teams to beat in the country.

Statistics: 41 GP, 12-28—40

How is it that a blueliner who scores 12 goals and 40 points, doesn't shy away from physical play and rates as his team's best defender garners so little fanfare? Our guess is that will change in the near future.

Statistics: 34 GP, 6-12—18

The Crimson's unquestioned leader, he elevated his game as a senior and may have been the best player in the ECACHL outside of goalies.

Statistics: 36 GP, 19-29—48

One opposing coach said that Eaves was the only player who truly forced his team to adjust their game plan on his own.

Statistics: 42 GP, 27-37—64

Sertich and Sterling are mentioned in the same breath so often, they've become inseparable. But they're not indistinguishable – Sertich is a well-rounded playmaker who's counted on in nearly every key situation at either end of the ice.

Statistics: 42 GP, 34-29—63

Twice in three years the INCH All-America first team has had two players from one team, and both times it was Colorado College (Tom Preissing and Peter Sejna in 2003).