ECRHA - Awards

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Awarded to the founders of the ECRHA

  • Jonathan Huck - 2002
  • Brendan Brennan - 2002
  • Nick Sally - 2002
  • Ben Picker - 2002

  • Rochester Institute of Technology - 2002 (Community Recognition Award)
  • James Madison University - 2002 (Community Recognition Award)
  • Ryan Beliveau - 2002 (Logo Contest Winner)
  • Chris Rabatin - 2002 (Appreciation Award)
  • Mike Bowman - 2003 (Team Leadership Award)
  • Penn State Altoona - 2003 (Community Recognition Award)
  • Penn State Altoona - 2003 (Hockey College Participation Award)
  • Syracuse University - 2003 (Community Recognition Award)
  • Briarcliffe College - 2003 (Hockey College Participation Award)
  • The Sportsplex at Feasterville - 2004 (Appreciation Award)
  • Dan Gould - 2004 (Appreciation Award)
  • Gary LaBelle - 2004 (Hockey College Participation Award)
  • James Madison University - 2004 (Hockey College Participation Award)
  • Don Frank - 2006 (Appreciation Award)
  • Anthony Tsigourakos - 2006 (Appreciation Award)

  • Mike Burke - 2002
  • Kris Foley - 2003
  • Antone Lawrence - 2006
  • William Bourque - 2006
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