B.J. Dunne '06, Jackson Brewer '10 Earn Postseason Awards
The winter season wasn't just a great one for the Red Wings on campus, but also for those in college ranks.
The winter season wasn't just a great one for the Red Wings on campus, but also for those in college ranks. B.J. Dunne '06 earned Co-Coaching Staff of the Year in the Liberty League while Jackson Brewer '10 was named the NESCAC Men's Ice Hockey Player of the Year on Wednesday.
B.J. led Vassar College to its best season in program history in his first year at the helm -- a feat made doubly impressive by the fact that he is the youngest coach in college basketball across all divisions. Vassar's 19 overall wins and 10 conference wins were both program records and 2014 marked the first season in which the Brewers reached the Liberty League championship game, where they fell to Hobart in double overtime. Click here to read the release from the Liberty League.
Jackson led Trinity to the No. 1 seed in the NESCAC Tournament and a 15-3-0 and led the conference in assists with 42 on the year. His 14 goals placed him in a tie for ninth in the league. He is the first Trinity player to ever win this award. Click here to read the release from the NESCAC.
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B.J. led Vassar College to its best season in program history in his first year at the helm -- a feat made doubly impressive by the fact that he is the youngest coach in college basketball across all divisions. Vassar's 19 overall wins and 10 conference wins were both program records and 2014 marked the first season in which the Brewers reached the Liberty League championship game, where they fell to Hobart in double overtime. Click here to read the release from the Liberty League.
Jackson led Trinity to the No. 1 seed in the NESCAC Tournament and a 15-3-0 and led the conference in assists with 42 on the year. His 14 goals placed him in a tie for ninth in the league. He is the first Trinity player to ever win this award. Click here to read the release from the NESCAC.
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