List of USHL award winners

List of United States Hockey League award winners.
Player awards.
USHL Player of the Year.
2019–20 Riese Gaber, Dubuque Fighting Saints<br>
2018–19 Ronnie Attard, Tri-City<br>
2017–18 Anthony Del Gaizo, Muskegon<br>
2016–17 Matīss Kivlenieks, Sioux City 
2015–16 Rem Pitlick, Muskegon
2014–15 Kyle Connor, Youngstown
2013–14 Brandon Montour, Waterloo
2012–13 Taylor Cammarata, Waterloo
2011–12 Kevin Roy, Lincoln
2010–11 Blake Coleman, Indiana
2009–10 Matt White, Omaha
2008–09 Andrew Miller, Chicago
2007–08 Jason Gregoire, Lincoln
2006–07 Phil DeSimone, Sioux City
2005–06 Trevor Lewis, Des Moines
2004–05 Jeff Lerg, Omaha
2003–04 Mike Howe, River City
2002–03 Ryan Potulny, Lincoln
2001–02 Bobby Goepfert, Cedar Rapids
2000–01 Chris Fournier, Lincoln
1999-00 Dan Ellis, Omaha
1998–99 Pete Fregoe, Des Moines
1997–98 Nate DiCasmirro, North Iowa
1996–97 Karl Goehring, Fargo-Moorhead
1995–96 Jeff Panzer, Fargo-Moorhead & Matt Noga, North Iowa
1994–95 Scott Swanson, Omaha
1993–94 Jason Blake, Waterloo
1992–93 Eric Rud, Des Moines
1991–92 Peter Ferraro, Waterloo
1990–91 Gary Kitching, Thunder Bay
1989–90 Kurt Miller, Rochester
1988–89 Mark Karpen, North Iowa
1987–88 Mike O'Hara, Rochester
1986–87 Terry Menard, Thunder Bay
1985–86 Tim Ferguson, Sioux City
1984–85 Scott Shoffstall, Sioux City
1983–84 Jay Cates, St. Paul
USHL Rookie of the Year.
2019–20 Brendan Brisson, Chicago Steel<br>
2018–19 Zac Jones, Tri-City<br>
2017–18 Matej Pekar, Muskegon<br>
2016–17 Andrei Svechnikov, Muskegon 
2015–16 Cameron Morrison, Youngstown 
2014–15 Kieffer Bellows, Sioux Falls
2013–14 Robby Jackson, Chicago
2012–13 Jake Guentzel, Sioux City
2011–12 Tayler Cammarata, Waterloo
2010–11 John Gaudreau, Dubuque
2009–10 Anders Lee, Green Bay
2008–09 Louis Leblanc, Omaha
2007–08 Jack Connolly, Sioux Falls
2006–07 Max Pacioretty, Sioux City
2005–06 Kyle Okposo, Des Moines
2004–05 Chad Rau, Des Moines
2003–04 Matt Ford, Sioux Falls
2002–03 Joe Pavelski, Waterloo
2001–02 Danny Richmond, Chicago
2000–01 Brandon Bochenski, Lincoln
1999-00 Troy Riddle, Des Moines
1998–99 Tyler Palmiscno, Sioux City
1997–98 Mark Cullen, Fargo-Moorhead
1996–97 Karl Goehring, Fargo-Moorhead
1993–94 Terry Jarkowsky, Waterloo
Forward of the Year.
2019–20 Riese Gaber, Dubuque Fighting Saints<br>
2018–19 Bobby Brink, Sioux City<br>
2017–18 Jackson Cates, Waterloo<br>
2016–17 Zach Solow, Dubuque
2015–16 Rem Pitlick, Muskegon
2014–15 Kyle Connor, Youngstown
2013–14 Jake Randolph, Omaha 
2012–13 Taylor Cammarata, Waterloo 
2011–12 Kevin Roy, Lincoln
2010–11 Blake Coleman, Indiana
2009–10 Jaden Schwartz, Tri-City
2008–09 Andrew Miller, Chicago
2007–08 Jason Gregoire, Lincoln
2006–07 Phil DeSimone, Sioux City
2005–06 Trevor Lewis, Des Moines
2004–05 Dan Riedel, Lincoln
2003–04 Mike Howe, River City
2002–03 Ryan Potulny, Lincoln
2001–02 Vince Bellissimo, Topeka
2000–01 Chris Fournier, Lincoln
1999-00 Peter Sejna, Des Moines
1998–99 Pete Fregoe, Des Moines
1997–98 Nate DiCasmirro, North Iowa
1996–97 Mike Lephart, Omaha
1995–96 Jeff Panzer, Fargo-Moorhead
1994–95 David Hoogsteen, Thunder Bay
1993–94 Jason Blake, Waterloo
1992–93 Neil Donovan, Omaha
1991–92 Peter Ferraro, Waterloo
1990–91 Chris Ferraro, Dubuque
1989–90 Kurt Miller, Rochester
1988–89 Greg Johnson, Thunder Bay
1987–88 Bob Nardella, Des Moines
1986–87 Terry Menard, Thunder Bay
1985–86 Tim Ferguson, Sioux City
1984–85 Scott Shoffstall, Sioux City
1983–84 Jay Cates, St. Paul
Defenseman of the Year.
2019–20 Owen Power, Chicago Steel<br>
2018–19 Ronnie Attard, Tri-City<br>
2017–18 Ben Finkelstein, Waterloo<br>
2016–17 Connor Mackey, Green Bay
2015–16 Jack Ahcan, Cedar Rapids
2014–15 Neal Pionk, Sioux City
2013–14 Brandon Montour, Waterloo
2012–13 Paul LaDue, Lincoln
2011–12 Andy Welinski, Green Bay
2010–11 Nick Mattson, Indiana
2009–10 David Makowski, Green Bay
2008–09 John Moore, Chicago
2007–08 Blake Kessel, Waterloo
2006–07 Jeff Petry, Des Moines
2005–06 Nick Schaus, Omaha
2004–05 Brett Motherwell, Omaha
2003–04 Mike Hodgson, Sioux City
2002–03 Matt Carle, River City
2001–02 Brett Skinner, Des Moines
2000–01 Jamie Mattie, Sioux Falls
1999-00 Jeff Finger, Green Bay
1998–99 Tom Preissing, Green Bay
1997–98 Jason Basile, Des Moines
1996–97 Doug Schmidt, Waterloo
1995–96 Josh DeWolf, St. Paul & Dan Peters, Omaha
1994–95 Scott Swanson, Omaha
1993–94 Dave Dupont, Des Moines
1992–93 Eric Rud, Des Moines
1991–92 Andrew Backen, Thunder Bay
1990–91 Paul Koch, Omaha
1989–90 John Gruden, Waterloo
1988–89 Mark Peterson, St. Paul
1987–88 Chris Nelson, Rochester
1986–87 Darren Sheehan, Thunder Bay
1985–86 Kord Cernick, Dubuque
1984–85 Mike Castellano, Austin
1983–84 Doug Clagger, Dubuque
Goaltender of the Year.
2019–20 Erik Portillo, Dubuque Fighting Saints<br>
2018–19 Isaiah Saville, Tri-City<br>
2017–18 Filip Larsson, Tri-City<br>
2016–17 Matīss Kivlenieks, Sioux City
2015–16 Adam Húska, Green Bay
2014–15 Eric Schierhorn, Muskegon
2013–14 Hayden Hawkey, Omaha
2012–13 Kevin Lindskoug, Muskegon
2011–12 Ryan McKay, Green Bay & Zane Gothberg, Fargo
2010–11 Brady Hjelle, Cedar Rapids
2009–10 Steven Summerhays, Green Bay
2008–09 Mike Lee, Fargo
2007–08 David Reekie, Lincoln
2006–07 Drew Palmisano, Omaha
2005–06 Alex Stalock, Cedar Rapids
2004–05 Jeff Lerg, Omaha
2003–04 Phil Lamoureux, Lincoln
2002–03 Dominic Vicari, River City
2001–02 Bobby Goepfert, Cedar Rapids
2000–01 Jure Penko, Green Bay
1999-00 Dan Ellis, Omaha
1998–99 Tony Zasowski, Omaha
1997–98 Josh Blackburn, Lincoln
1996–97 Karl Goehring, Fargo-Moorhead
1995–96 Mike Correia, Omaha
1994–95 Aaron Vicker, Omaha
1993–94 Terry Jarkowsky, Waterloo
1992–93 Bob Petrie, Omaha
1991–92 Paul Sass, Des Moines
1990–91 Chris Burns, Thunder Bay
1989–90 Jeff Levy, Rochester
1988–89 Corey Chwialkowski, Rochester
1987–88 Mike O'Hara, Rochester
1986–87 Pat Sztrum, Thunder Bay
1985–86 Chad Meyhoff, Rochester
1984–85 Chad Meyhoff, Austin
1983–84 Craig Shermoen, St. Paul
Curt Hammer Award.
Awarded to an USHL player for on and off the ice participation.<br>
2018–19 Liam Walsh, Cedar Rapids<br>
2017–18 Marc McLaughlin, Cedar Rapids<br>
2016–17 Logan Halladay, Bloomington & Riese Zmolek, Cedar Rapids
2015–16 Tory Dello, Tri-City Storm
2014–15 Matt Mendelson, Bloomington Thunder
2013–14 Garrett Gamez, Tri-City Storm
2012–13 Ryan Siiro, Sioux Falls
2011–12 Mike Ambrosia, Youngstown
2010–11 Tommy Olczyk, Sioux City
2009–10 Derek Arnold, Waterloo
2008–09 Mike Walsh, Chicago
2007–08 Joey Miller, Sioux City
2006–07 Zach Redmond, Sioux Falls
2005–06 Trevor Lewis, Des Moines
2004–05 Christian Hanson, Tri-City
2003–04 Topher Scott, Chicago
2002–03 Jake Taylor, Green Bay
2001–02 Nick Anderson, Chicago
2000–01 Corey McLean, Chicago
1999-00 Aaron Gill, Rochester
1998–99 Noah Clarke, Des Moines
1997–98 Shaun Winkler, North Iowa
1996–97 Mark Eaton, Waterloo
1995–96 Jeremy Bautch, Rochester
1994–95 Brad Frattaroli, Des Moines
1993–94 Nick Krueger, Des Moines
1992–93 Eric Rud, Des Moines
1991–92 Mike Figliomeni, Thunder Bay
1990–91 Beau Bilek, Des Moines & Brent Cary, Omaha
1989–90 Sean Marson, Sioux City
1988–89 Jay Ness, Rochester
Dave Tyler Junior Player of the Year Award.
The Dave Tyler Junior Player of the Year Award is awarded to the top junior player in USA Hockey, but is not necessarily an USHL award. Those listed are only the USHL players that have won the award.<br>
2017–18 Jack Hughes, Team USA<br>
2016–17 Zach Solow, Dubuque Fighting Saints
2015–16 Rem Pitlick, Muskegon Lumberjacks
2014–15 Kyle Connor, Youngstown Phantoms
2013–14 Tucker Poolman, Omaha Lancers
2012–13 Taylor Cammarata, Waterloo Blackhawks
2011–12 Andy Welinski, Green Bay Gamblers
2010–11 Blake Coleman, Indiana Ice
2009–10 Matt White, Omaha Lancers
2008–09 Andrew Miller, Chicago Steel
2007–08 Jack Connolly, Sioux Falls Stampede
2006–07 Jeff Petry, Des Moines Buccaneers
2005–06 Trevor Lewis, Des Moines Buccaneers
2004–05 Jeff Lerg, Omaha Lancers
2003–04 Joe Pavelski, Waterloo Black Hawks
2002–03 Ryan Potulny, Lincoln Stars
2000–01 Chris Fournier, Lincoln Stars
1999-00 Aaron Smith, Green Bay Gamblers
1998–99 Peter Fregoe, Des Moines Buccaneers
1997–98 Nate DiCasmirro, North Iowa Huskies
1996–97 Karl Goehring, Fargo-Moorhead Ice Sharks
1993–94 Jason Blake, Waterloo
Staff awards.
Coach of the Year.
2018–19 Anthony Noreen, Tri-City<br>
2017–18 P.K. O'Handley, Waterloo<br>
2016–17 Jay Varady, Sioux City
2015–16 Mark Carlson, Cedar Rapids
2014–15 Anthony Noreen, Youngstown
2013–14 P. K. O'Handley, Waterloo
2012–13 Cary Eades, Sioux Falls
2011–12 Derek Lalonde, Green Bay
2010–11 Mark Carlson, Cedar Rapids
2009–10 Jon Cooper, Green Bay
2008–09 Dean Blais, Fargo
2007–08 Steve Poapst, Chicago
2006–07 P. K. O'Handley, Waterloo
2005–06 Kevin Hartzell, Sioux Falls
2004–05 Mark Carlson, Cedar Rapids
2003–04 Wil Nichol, Chicago
2002–03 P. K. O’Handley, Waterloo
2001–02 Mike Hastings, River City
2000–01 Steve Johnson, Lincoln
1999-00 Steve Johnson, Lincoln
1998–99 Mark Osiecki, Green Bay
1997–98 Dave Hakstol, Sioux City
1996–97 Mike Hastings, Omaha
1995–96 Steve Johnson, Fargo-Moorhead
1994–95 Bob Ferguson, Des Moines
1993–94 Scott Mikesch, Waterloo
1992–93 Mike Guentzel, Omaha
1991–92 Mike Guentzel, St. Paul & Bob Ferguson, Des Moines
1990–91 Dave Siciliano, Thunder Bay
1989–90 Bob Ferguson, Sioux City
1988–89 Dave Siciliano, Thunder Bay
1987–88 Scott Owens, Madison
1986–87 Dave Siciliano, Thunder Bay
1985–86 Bob Ferguson, Sioux City
1984–85 Frank Serratore, Austin
1983–84 Kevin Hartzell, St. Paul
General Manager of the Year.
2018–19 Ryan Hardy, Chicago<br>
2017–18 P.K. O'Handley, Waterloo<br>
2016–17 Mark LeRose, Sioux City
2015–16 Jon Hull, Lincoln
2014–15 Jim Hulton, Tri-City
2013–14 Jeff Brown, Indiana
2012–13 Jim Montgomery, Dubuque
2011–12 P. K. O'Handley, Waterloo
2010–11 Jim Montgomery, Dubuque
2009–10 Jon Cooper, Green Bay
2008–09 Jon Cooper, Green Bay
2007–08 Mike Hastings, Omaha
2006–07 Mike Hastings, Omaha
2005–06 Regg Simon, Des Moines
2004–05 Mike Hastings, Omaha
2003–04 Bliss Littler, Tri-City
2002–03 P. K. O’Handley, Waterloo
2001–02 Mike Hastings, River City
2000–01 Steve Johnson, Lincoln
1999-00 Bob Motzko, Sioux Falls
1998–99 Scott Owens, Des Moines
1997–98 Scott Owens, Des Moines
1996–97 Mike Hastings, Omaha
1993–96 No Award
1992–93 Bob Ferguson, Des Moines
1991–92 Bob Ferguson, Des Moines & Cary Eades, Dubuque
1990–91 Bob Ferguson, Des Moines
1989–90 Frank Serratore, Rochester
1988–89 Bob Motzko, North Iowa
1987–88 Mark Janes, Rochester
1986–87 Scott Owens, Madison
1985–86 Bob Ferguson, Sioux City
1984–85 Frank Serratore, Austin
1983–84 Ron Woodey, St. Paul
1982–83 Jack Barzee, Dubuque
Organization of the Year.
2018–19 Muskegon Lumberjacks
2017–18 Sioux Falls Stampede
2015–16 Tri-City Storm
2014–15 Sioux Falls Stampede
2013–14 Sioux Falls Stampede
2012–13 Fargo Force
2011–12 Green Bay Gamblers
2010–11 Cedar Rapids RoughRiders
2009–10 Omaha Lancers
2008–09 Fargo Force
2007–08 Indiana Ice
2006–07 Waterloo Black Hawks
2005–06 Sioux Falls Stampede
2004–05 Waterloo Black Hawks
2003–04 Tri-City Storm
2002–03 Waterloo Black Hawks
2001–02 Sioux Falls Stampede
2000–01 Tri-City Storm
1999-00 Lincoln Stars
1998–99 Des Moines Buccaneers
1997–98 Des Moines Buccaneers
1996–97 Lincoln Stars
1995–96 Green Bay Gamblers
1994–95 Des Moines Buccaneers
1993–94 Omaha Lancers