2020-2021 GHL Award Results

[Jedediah-Hartford]

Ahead of tonight's opening matchup, below are the results of the GHL Awards for the 2020-2021 season. For those awards that were voted on, the top 5 finishers will be listed along with their point totals. There were some close races this year so I thought it would be fun to show how things shook out. While we did receive fewer ballots than in years past I think we got a good array of takes on these awards. For instance, 13 different GHL owners received votes in the Jack Adams Award results, with 6 different owners receiving a first place vote.

Award winner histories for each award are included at the bottom.



We start with the team awards and the stat-driven awards:



Greytower Cup: Halifax Huskies

Prince of Wales Trophy: Cincinnati Swords

Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Halifax Huskies



Art Ross Trophy – Brayden Point, Alaska – 106 total points scored

William M. Jennings Trophy – Carter Hart & Jack Campbell, Cincinnati

Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy – Nikita Kucherov, Philadelphia – 65 goals scored



On to the voted awards...



Conn Smythe Trophy:


1) Tomas Tatar, Halifax – 77 points

2) Travis Konecny, Halifax – 67 points

3) Ryan Strome, Halifax – 40 points

4) Patrick Kane, Halifax – 34 points

5) Robin Lehner, Halifax – 9 points





Hart Memorial Trophy:


1) Leon Draisaitl, Colorado – 62 points

2) Brayden Point, Alaska – 57 points

3) Nikita Kucherov, Philadelphia – 42 points

4) Mikko Rantanen, Colorado – 38 points

5) Jake Allen, Alaska – 20 points





Bobby Orr Trophy:


1) Alex Goligoski, Adirondack – 92 points

2) Cale Makar, Toronto – 51 points

3) Ryan Suter, Alaska – 32 points

4) Dougie Hamilton, Alaska – 20 points

5) John Carlson, Colorado – 20 points





James Norris Memorial Trophy:


1) Alex Goligoski, Adirondack – 56 points

2) Seth Jones, Philadelphia – 53 points

3) Mark Borowiecki, Seattle – 49 points

4) Brayden McNabb, Cincinnati – 25 points

5) Ryan Suter, Alaska – 18 points





Lady Bing Memorial Trophy:


1) Ryan Pulock, Alaska – 63 points

2) Par Lindholm, Baltimore – 41 points

3) Teuvo Teravainen, Cleveland – 28 points

4) Jason Dickinson, Pittsburgh – 25 points

5) Trevor Moore, Baltimore – 23 points





Vezina Trophy:


1) Jake Allen, Alaska – 94 points

2) Tristan Jarry, Detroit – 43 points

3) Andrei Vasilevskiy, Philadelphia – 27 points

4) Carter Hart, Cincinnati – 25 points

5) Thomas Greiss, Toronto – 22 points





Frank J. Selke Trophy:


1) Nick Bonino, Cincinnati – 67 points

2) Noel Acciari, Hartford – 46 points

3) Anze Kopitar, Halifax – 29 points

4) Tom Wilson, Suffolk – 28 points

5) Max Pacioretty, Detroit – 26 points





Calder Memorial Trophy:


1) Cale Makar, Toronto – 79 points

2) Victor Olofsson, Baltimore – 67 points

3) Adam Fox, St. Paul – 38 points

4) Dominik Kubalik, Chicago – 22 points

5) Quinn Hughes, Cincinnati – 18 points





Jack Adams Award:


1) Ian Rowell, Halifax – 54 points

2) Justin Sadowski, Cincinnati – 52 points

3) Scott Jones, New York – 35 points

4) Scott Decker, Alaska – 21 points

5) Justin Corbo, St. Paul – 20 points







Award Histories



Greytower Cup:

2020-2021 – Halifax Huskies

2019-2020 – Cleveland Barons
2018-2019 – Cleveland Barons
2017-2018 – Cleveland Barons
2016-2017 – Hartford Mariners
2015-2016 – Adirondack Aces
2014-2015 – Boston Bears
2013-2014 – Boston Bears
2012-2013 – Cleveland Barons
2011-2012 – Suffolk Stampede
2010-2011 – Cincinnati Swords


Prince of Wales Trophy:

2020-2021 – Cincinnati Swords

2019-2020 – Cleveland Barons
2018-2019 – Cleveland Barons
2017-2018 – Cleveland Barons
2016-2017 – Alaska Polar Bears
2015-2016 – Pittsburgh Hornets
2014-2015 – Hamilton Tigers
2013-2014 – Vacated
2012-2013 – Vacated
2011-2012 – Quebec Quebecois
2010-2011 – Adirondack Aces


Clarence S. Campbell Bowl:

2020-2021 – Halifax Huskies

2019-2020 – Philadelphia Pharoahs
2018-2019 – Cornwall Crusaders
2017-2018 – Boston Bears
2016-2017 – Hartford Mariners
2015-2016 – Adirondack Aces
2014-2015 – Boston Bears
2013-2014 – Boston Bears
2012-2013 – Cleveland Barons
2011-2012 – Suffolk Stampede
2010-2011 – Cincinnati Swords


Presidents Trophy:

2020-2021 – Alaska Polar Bears

2019-2020 – Alaska Polar Bears
2018-2019 – Cleveland Barons
2017-2018 – Boston Bears
2016-2017 – Cleveland Barons
2015-2016 – Cleveland Barons
2014-2015 – Chicago Huron
2013-2014 – Halifax Huskies
2012-2013 – Vacated
2011-2012 – Suffolk Stampede
2010-2011 – Adirondack Aces


Conn Smythe Trophy:

2020-2021 – Tomas Tatar, Halifax

2019-2020 – Andrei Vasilevskiy, Philadelphia
2018-2019 – Jonathan Toews, Cleveland
2017-2018 – Craig Anderson, Cleveland
2016-2017 – Joe Pavelski, Hartford
2015-2016 – Mike Fisher, Adirondack
2014-2015 – Cory Schneider, Boston
2013-2014 – Alexander Semin, Boston
2012-2013 –

2011-2012 –

2010-2011 – Chris 'Cam' Stewart, Cincinnati


Art Ross Trophy:

2020-2021 – Brayden Point – Alaska, 106 points

2019-2020 – Joe Pavelski, Alaska, 175 points
2018-2019 – Sean Couturier, Cleveland, 111 points
2017-2018 – Alex Galchenyuk, Montreal, 91 Points
2016-2017 – Sidney Crosby, Johnstown, 97 points
2015-2016 – Jamie Benn, Cincinnati, 80 points
2014-2015 – Phil Kessel, New York, 73 points
2013-2014 – Jakub Voracek, Halifax, 94 points
2012-2013 – Phil Kessel, New York, 87 points
2011-2012 – Corey Perry, Suffolk, 87 points
2010-2011 – Jussi Jokinen, Adirondack, 115 points


Maurice Richard Trophy:

2020-2021 – Nikita Kucherov – Philadelphia, 65 goals

2019-2020 – Joe Pavelski, Alaska, 97 goals
2018-2019 – Nikita Kucherov, Philadelphia, 64 goals
2017-2018 – Nazem Kadri, Syracuse, 49 goals
2016-2017 – Patrick Kane, Suffolk, 58 goals
2015-2016 – Joe Pavelski, Hartford goals
2014-2015 – Steven Stamkos, Philadelphia, 50 goals
2013-2014 – Rick Nash, Quebec, 54 goals
2012-2013 – Tyler Seguin, Milwaukee, 60 goals
2011-2012 – Corey Perry, Suffolk, 49 goals
2010-2011 – Alex Ovechkin, Rochester, 69 goals


Hart Memorial Trophy:

2020-2021 – Leon Draisaitl, Colorado

2019-2020 – Joe Pavelski, Alaska
2018-2019 – Sean Couturier, Cleveland
2017-2018 – Alex Galchenyuk, Montreal
2016-2017 – Sidney Crosby, Johnstown
2015-2016 – Jamie Benn, Cincinnati
2014-2015 – Phil Kessel, New York
2013-2014 – Jakub Voracek, Halifax
2012-2013 – Cory Schneider, Boston
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -


Bobby Orr Trophy:

2020-2021 – Alex Goligoski, Adirondack

2019-2020 – Morgan Rielly, Edmonton
2018-2019 – Morgan Rielly, Edmonton
2017-2018 – Ryan Ellis, New Jersey
2016-2017 – Shayne Gostisbehere, Philadelphia
2015-2016 – Dennis Wideman, Washington
2014-2015 – Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Cincinnati


James Norris Memorial Trophy:

2020-2021 – Alex Goligoski, Adirondack

2019-2020 – Alex Pietrangelo, Colorado
2018-2019 – Darnell Nurse, Halifax
2017-2018 – Ryan Ellis, New Jersey
2016-2017 – Ben Lovejoy, Colorado
2015-2016 – Karl Alzner, Boston
2014-2015 – Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Cincinnati
2013-2014 – Luke Schenn, Halifax
2012-2013 – Shea Weber, New Jersey
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -

Lady Byng Memorial Trophy:

2020-2021 – Ryan Pulock, Alaska

2019-2020 – Matt Nieto, Cincinnati
2018-2019 – Ondrej Palat, Alaska
2017-2018 – Auston Matthews, Suffolk
2016-2017 – Frans Nielsen, Cornwall
2015-2016 – Pavel Datsyuk, Colorado
2014-2015 – Martin St. Louis, Suffolk
2013-2014 – Ondrej Palat, Philadelphia
2012-2013 – Jason Pominville, Chicago
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -

Vezina Trophy:

2020-2021 – Jake Allen, Alaska

2019-2020 – Anton Khudobin, Cleveland
2018-2019 – Ryan Miller, Cleveland
2017-2018 – Ben Bishop, Colorado
2016-2017 – Henrik Lundqvist, Moncton
2015-2016 – Devan Dubnyk, Suffolk
2014-2015 – Martin Jones, Baltimore
2013-2014 – Robin Lehner, St. Paul
2012-2013 – Cory Schneider, Boston
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -


Frank J. Selke Trophy:

2020-2021 – Nick Bonino, Cincinnati

2019-2020 – Patrice Bergeron, Halifax
2018-2019 – Patrice Bergeron, Halifax
2017-2018 – Jordan Staal, Quebec
2016-2017 – Ryan Kesler, Baltimore
2015-2016 – Patrice Bergeron, Adirondack
2014-2015 – Zach Parise, Quebec
2013-2014 – Pavel Datsyuk, Suffolk
2012-2013 – Ryan Callahan, New York
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -


Calder Memorial Trophy:

2020-2021 – Cale Makar, Toronto

2019-2020 – Matt Luff, Suffolk
2018-2019 – Alex Kerfoot, Calgary
2017-2018 – Jake Guentzal, Boston
2016-2017 – Connor McDavid, Alaska
2015-2016 – Kevin Hayes, Cleveland
2014-2015 – Nathan MacKinnon, Hamilton
2013-2014 – Robin Lehner, St. Paul
2012-2013 – Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Milwaukee
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -


William M. Jennings Trophy:

2020-2021 – Carter Hart / Jack Campbell, Cincinnati

2019-2020 – Anton Khudobin / Laurent Brossoit, Cleveland
2018-2019 – Ryan Miller / Anton Khudobin, Cleveland
2017-2018 – Ben Bishop / Anton Khudobin, Colorado
2016-2017 – Matt Murray / Craig Anderson, Cleveland
2015-2016 – Devan Dubnuk / Marc-Andre Fleury, Suffolk
2014-2015 – Henrik Lundqvist / Al Montoya, Hartford
2013-2014 – Corey Crawford / Henrick Lundqvist (Vacated) & Jimmy Howard, Baltimore
2012-2013 -
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -


Jack Adams Award:

2020-2021 – Ian Rowell, Halifax

2019-2020 – Brian Holland, Cleveland
2018-2019 – Phil Payes, Cornwall / Brian Holland, Cleveland
2017-2018 – John Pizzo, Detroit
2016-2017 – Owen Durkin, Moncton
2015-2016 – Joe Pizzo, Adirondack
2014-2015 – Chris Holland, Boston
2013-2014 – Justin Corbo, St. Paul
2012-2013 – Vacated
2011-2012 -
2010-2011 -

[Joe-Adirondack]

Great work Jed ….. do teams receive bonus fantasy points for winning awards ?

[Chris-Suffolk]

Surely would have liked to see the awards for the 2011-12 Season...

[Lance-Pittsburgh]

Oct 14, 2021 15:46:25 GMT -5 Chris-Suffolk said:

Surely would have liked to see the awards for the 2011-12 Season...

Clearly nothing memorable happened that season. 😉

[Matt-Colorado]

Oct 14, 2021 15:46:25 GMT -5 Chris-Suffolk said:

Surely would have liked to see the awards for the 2011-12 Season...

Statistics based awards yes, but I hadn’t started doing vote based awards yet.

[Chris-Suffolk]

Being as though this Season is just underway. I want to ask all of our GM's to be cognizant when voting for awards that directly consider a GM's involvement ( Jack Adams ) for the duration, when considering a vote.

NOTTTTTTTT knocking Ian at ALL!!! I know it was mentioned how his work/school has been arduous and DEFINITELY more important than Fantasy Hockey ( chuckle chuckle )...

I am just saying MOVING FORWARD, IF we have GM's that do not participate at all and auto-set their lineups, that should also be considered when voting comes about that DIRECTLY is an indication of whether or not they are Jack Adam's candidates.

OBVIOUSLY, Ian did build a winning team, which is a direct indication of involvement, he IS deserving of the award.

[Jedediah-Hartford]

One of the things I enjoy about the awards (and this is one of the reasons I wanted to reveal more details about the results) is that you see how different owners value different things. The Adams Award is a good example where some people look at the regular season and others appear to weigh postseason success more heavily, even though nominally this is a regular season award (as are all the others aside from the Cup itself, the conference title trophies, and the Conn Smythe Award). If we were able to pull off voting prior to the postseason finishing up (as happens in the NHL) I think we'd see some change in the results and perhaps a greater participation level. However, given the effort put into running all the playoff games and the twitch broadcasts I would expect that would be difficult to put together.