Cyclone Hockey represented well in CSCHL awards

Freshman forward Tony Uglem takes the puck during the game against the Ohio Bobcats at the Ames/ISU Arena on Saturday. Anytime that Uglem, Aaron Azevedo and Colton Kramer are on the ice, good results appear in the end.

Austin Anderson
February 23, 2016

Cyclone Hockey is well represented in the Central States Collegiate Hockey League post season awards.

Coach Jason Fairman was named CSCHL Coach of the Year after leading the Cyclones to a 24-8-1-5 record in his second full season at the helm.

Part of Fairman’s success this season is credited to the strong recruiting class which was ranked as the top in the American Collegiate Hockey Association. The class was led by freshman Tony Uglem who was named the CSCHL Rookie of the Year.

Uglem was also named to the All-League first team along with his brother, sophomore Jake Uglem.

Tony Uglem headlined the All-Rookie first team and was joined by Cyclone Hockey leading scorer Colton Kramer who was second in the CSCHL in scoring with 45 points.

Jake Uglem was joined by sophomore defenseman Kody Reuter on the CSCHL All-Defensive team.

Most Valuable Player– Illinois goaltender Joe Olen

Coach of the Year– Iowa State coach Jason Fairman

Sportsmanship Award– Lindenwood forward Mike Lozano

Rookie of the Year– Iowa State forward Tony Uglem

1st Team All-League

Goalie #31- Joe Olen- University of Illinois

Defense #16- Brandon Rumble- Lindenwood University

Defense #5- Jake Uglem- Iowa State University

Forward #7- Tony Uglem- Iowa State University

Forward #13- James McGing- University of Illinois

Forward #15- Stephen Bopp- Lindenwood University