Minnesota State senior captain Sam Morton from Lafayette, Colorado, was named CCHA Player of the Year, as well as First Team All-CCHA and CCHA Forward of the Year. He leads in various statistical categories in the CCHA and has been a standout performer for the Mavericks throughout the season.

By the Numbers
  • Morton ranks first in goals (24), shots (149), faceoff wins (754), and power play goals (nine) in the CCHA as of March 14.
  • He also stands second in goals per game (.67), fourth in points (35), seventh in faceoff percentage (.550), and ninth in plus/minus (plus-9).
State of Play
  • Morton's remarkable performance has propelled him to lead the Mavericks as captain, contributing significantly to the team's success.
  • The CCHA Coach of the Year will be revealed on March 27, and the Mason Cup Playoffs are set to resume on Saturday with exciting matchups.
Bottom Line

Sam Morton's exceptional leadership and performance have earned him well-deserved recognition as the CCHA Player of the Year, solidifying his impact on the Minnesota State men's hockey team.