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Bulldogs men's hockey 2023-24 team awards:

Keith Christiansen Award (MVP) – Ben Steeves

Pat Francisco Award (Community Contributions) – Darian Gotz and Matthew Thiessen

Goldie Wolfe Award (Most Inspirational) – Luke Loheit

Jerry Chumola Award (Rookie of the Year) – Aaron Pionk

Mike Sertich Award (Most Improved Player) – Aiden Dubinsky

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2024-25 Captain – F Dominic James

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Bulldogs men's hockey incoming freshmen:

. F Callum Arnott

. F Blake Bechen

. G Adam Gajan

. D Ty Hanson

. D Adam Kleber

. G Klayton Knapp

. F Max Plante

. F Zam Plante

. F Jayson Shaugabay

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