On the heels of its second straight national championship, the Hobart hockey team saw 13 Statesmen garner Krampade All-American Scholar recognition from the American Hockey Coaches Association. To qualify, a student-athlete must have attained a 3.75 GPA for each semester and appeared in 40% of the team's games.
The baker's dozen is the most All-American Scholar awards earned in a season by the Statesmen, surpassing the previous high-water mark of 12 set in 2017, the first year of the AHCA All-American Scholar program.
Hobart skated to the 2024 NCAA Division III National Championship, posting a 28-2-1 overall record. The Statesmen won their final 14 games of the season and rode a 25-game unbeaten streak to the title. Hobart won the NEHC regular season championship with a 16-1-1 record and brought home its second straight NEHC Tournament title.
Of the 513 Division II-III men recognized this season, seven were also voted to the CCM/AHCA All-America teams, including Hobart first team All-American
Tanner Hartman and Statesmen second team All-Americans
Ignat Belov and
Artem Buzoverya. No other team had more than one player earn both All-American Scholar and All-American awards.
- Forward Luke Aquaro, Economics major
- Forward Ignat Belov, Economics and Management and Entrepreneurship major
- Forward Artem Buzoverya, Economics and International Relations major
- Forward Wil Crane, Economics major
- Forward Christian Duvall, Economics major
- Forward Tristan Fasig, History major
- Forward Kahlil Fontana, Management and Entrepreneurship major
- Forward Tanner Hartman, Economics major
- Defenseman Kevin Lassman, Psychological Science major
- Defenseman Bauer Morrissey, undeclared
- Defenseman Jared Patterson, Economics major
- Defenseman Cooper Swift, Economics major
- Defenseman Matthieu Wuth, Chemistry major
Ten of Hobart's 13 honorees are repeat winners. Buzoverya leads the way with four consecutive All-American Scholar awards. Aquaro, Duvall, Swift and Wuth are three-time winners while Belov, Fasig, Hartman, and Patterson are two-time recipients.
Since 2017, Hobart has earned 75 All-American Scholars, including 23 during its current two-year reign atop Division III hockey.
