Princeton goalie Zane Kalemba earned Ivy League Player of the Year recognition when the All-Ivy League teams were announced Thursday. The junior goalie currently leads the nation in goals-against average (1.61) and save percentage (.938). Cornell junior forward Colin Greening, the only player to be unanimously selected to the All-Ivy first team, joined Kalemba on the first team. Yale junior forward Sean Backman was an All-Ivy first teamer for the third straight year.

Zane Kalemba

Fellow third-year players Mark Arcobello of Yale, and defensemen Brendon Nash of Cornell and Jody Pederson of Princeton were also named to the first team. The only sophomore was Dartmouth forward Scott Fleming.

Dartmouth goalie Jody O’Neill was the Ivy League Rookie of the Year.

First Team All-Ivy
F – Colin Greening, Cornell
F – Scott Fleming, Dartmouth
F – Mark Arcobello, Yale
F – Sean Backman, Yale
D – Brendon Nash, Cornell
D – Jody Pederson, Princeton
G – Zane Kalemba, Princeton

Second Team All-Ivy
F – Matt Vokes, Brown
F – Blake Gallagher, Cornell
F – Doug Rogers, Harvard
F – Brett Wilson, Princeton
D – Jeff Buvinow, Brown
D – Alex Biega, Harvard
G – Alec Richards, Yale

Honorable Mention
F – Riley Nash, Cornell
F – Doug Jones, Dartmouth
D – Evan Stephens, Dartmouth
D – Tom Dignard, Yale
G – Ben Scrivens, Cornell
G – Jody O’Neill, Dartmouth