Clare Drake Award

The Clare Drake Award is the annual "Rookie of the Year" award presented to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) men's ice hockey player who is judged by a committee of the CIS Men’s Hockey Coaches Association to be "the most outstanding first-year player in the CIS who has exhibited exemplary skill and leadership".

First awarded following the 1985-86 season, the award is named after Clare Drake, who is the coach with the most wins in CIS men’s hockey history.

Winners

 * 2010-11:		Jason Bast (Centre)
 * 2009-10: 		Jared Gomes (Centre)
 * 2008-09: 		Steve DaSilva (Right Wing)
 * 2007-08: 		Craig Voakes (Left Wing)
 * 2006-07: 		Mark Shefchyk (Left Wing)
 * 2005-06: 		Aaron Sorochan (Goaltender)
 * 2004-05: 		Mathieu Poitras (Goaltender)
 * 2003-04: 		Kevin Young (Defenceman)
 * 2002-03: 		Dean Beuker (Right Wing)
 * 2001-02: 		Matt Dzieduszycki (Forward)
 * 2000-01: 		Alexandre Tremblay (Left Wing)
 * 1999-00: 		Clayton Pool (Goaltender)
 * 1998-99: 		Eric Schneider (Forward)
 * 1997-98: 		Ryan Lindsay (Centre)
 * 1995-96: 		Jason Becker (Defenceman)
 * 1994-95: 		Sylvain Rodrigue (Goaltender)
 * 1993-94: 		Jarret Zukiwsky (Right Wing)
 * 1992-93: 		John Spoltore (Centre)
 * 1989-90: 		Wayne Hynes (Centre)
 * 1985-86: 		Claude Lefebvre (Forward)