PRINCETON, N.J. -- Following another nationally-competitive season headlined by Cornell’s league title, the Ivy League announced its regular season major award winners and All-Ivy teams for men's ice hockey. 

Dartmouth’s Hayden Stavroff earned Ivy League Player of the Year honors, the second consecutive member of the Big Green to be given the award after CJ Foley won it last year. Stavroff posted 27 goals and 17 assists overall this season, leading the Ivy and tying for ninth in the nation with 44 points. The sophomore finished third in the country with 1.47 points per game. In 10 Ivy League games, the sophomore tallied 10 goals, 11 assists and 21 points, all of which paced the Ivy. Stavroff was the only player in the league to reach at least 20 points, the only player to score at least 10 goals and one of two to contribute at least 10 assists.

Cornell goaltender Alexis Cournoyer was named Rookie of the Year following a standout campaign for the Ivy champions. The freshman’s overall .917 save percentage ranked 20th in the country and first among Ivy Leaguers. He was even better against Ivy foes, posting a league-best .931 save percentage, starting all 10 contests and playing every minute in which the Big Red had a goaltender on the ice. Cournoyer’s 1.72 GAA in league play led the Ivy, and his 2.01 overall GAA placed him sixth in Division I. 

Dartmouth, led by Reid Cashman, earned the Coaching Staff of the Year award for the second straight season. The Big Green put together a 6-3-1 record in Ivy League competition and finished second in the standings with 19 points. Dartmouth ended the regular season with 19 total wins, already its most victories in a campaign since the 2010-11 season.

Cornell led the way with three First-Team All-Ivy selections. Jonathan Castagna, Xavier Veilleux and Cournoyer were all unanimous selections for the Big Red. Stavroff was also a unanimous choice and was joined on the First Team by his Dartmouth teammate Hank Cleaves. Harvard’s Matthew Morden was the only player not from Cornell or Dartmouth, the league’s top two finishers, to receive the honor.

Dartmouth also placed two, Foley and Emmett Croteau, on the Second-Team All-Livy list. Princeton boasted three members–David Jacobs, Kai Daniells and Tyler Rubin–while Yale (David Chen) and Harvard (Mick Thompson) each had one.

Additionally, six student-athletes were named to the Ivy League Academic All-Ivy team: Brown's Zackary Tonelli, Cornell's Hoyt Stanley, Dartmouth's Cam MacDonald, Harvard's Philip Tresca, Princeton's Tyler Rubin and Yale'sDavid Chen. 

Four Ivy League teams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard and Princeton, will compete in the ECAC Championship quarterfinals this weekend. 
 
Player of the Year: Hayden Stavroff, Dartmouth*
Rookie of the Year: Alexis Cournoyer, Cornell
Coaching Staff of the Year: Dartmouth
 
First-Team All-Ivy
Hayden Stavroff, Dartmouth*
Jonathan Castagna, Cornell*
Hank Cleaves, Dartmouth
Xavier Veilleux, Cornell*
Matthew Morden, Harvard
Alexis Cournoyer, Cornell*
 
Second-Team All-Ivy#
David Jacobs, Princeton
Kai Daniells, Princeton
Mick Thompson, Harvard
David Chen, Yale
CJ Foley, Dartmouth
Tyler Rubin, Princeton
Emmett Croteau, Dartmouth
 
Honorable Mention
Ryan Walsh, Cornell
Ben Poitras, Brown
George Fegaras, Cornell
Hughie Hooker, Yale
Arthur Smith, Princeton
 
Academic All-Ivy
Zackary Tonelli, Brown
Hoyt Stanley, Cornell
Cam MacDonald, Dartmouth
Philip Tresca, Harvard
Tyler Rubin, Princeton
David Chen, Yale
 
* unanimous selection
# expanded team due to ties in voting