Ledyard Classic/Holiday Tournament Games

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1978

First Game:

Clarkson 9, Boston College 5

(att: 1,750)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 7, Bowdoin 1

(att: 3,002)

Consolation:

Boston College 8, Bowdoin 3

(att: 1,200)

Championship:

Dartmouth 7, Clarkson 1

(att: 2,533)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Ross Brownridge, Dartmouth; Bill Army, BC; Steve Higgins, Dartmouth; Defense — Chris Sosnowski, Dartmouth; Jay Wescott, Clarkson; Goaltender — Bob Gaudet, Dartmouth; MVP — Steve Higgins, Dartmouth.

1979

First Game:

Vermont 4, Maine 2

(att: 3,579)

Second Team:

Dartmouth 7, Air Force 3

(att: 3,994)

Consolation:

Maine 6, Air Force 1

(att: 750)

Championship:

Vermont 5, Dartmouth 4 (OT)

(att: 3,578)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Craig Homola, Vermont; Ross Brownridge, Dartmouth; Tom Cullity, Vermont; Defense — Louis Cote, Vermont; Joe Jangro, Dartmouth; Goaltender — Jim Tortorella, Maine; MVP — Craig Homola, Vermont.

1980

First Game:

St. Lawrence 6, New Hampshire 0

(att: 1,720)

Second Team:

Dartmouth 5, Merrimack 4

(att: 3,050)

Consolation:

New Hampshire 5, Merrimack 3

(att: 915)

Championship:

Dartmouth 4, St. Lawrence 3 (OT)

(att: 3,150)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Peter Lavery, Dartmouth; Ray Shero, St. Lawrence; Chip Bettencourt, Dartmouth; Defense —Joe Jangro, Dartmouth; Randy Sexton, St. Lawrence; Goaltender — Bob Gaudet, Dartmouth; MVP — Peter Lavery, Dartmouth.

1981

First Game:

Maine 11, Vermont 5

(att: 3,104)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 6, UNH 5

(att: 3,684)

Consolation:

Vermont 8, New Hampshire 4

(att: 1,231)

Championship:

Dartmouth 7, Maine 4

(att: 3,520)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Robert Lafleur, Maine; Shaun Teevens, Dartmouth; Mark Ardagna, Dartmouth; Defense — Joe Jangro, Dartmouth; Andre Aubut, Maine; Goaltender — Carey Gandy, Dartmouth; MVP — Shaun Teevens, Dartmouth.

1982

First Game:

New Hampshire 8, Maine 5

(att: 2,403)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 9, Vermont 7

(att: 4,274)

Consolation:

Vermont 4, Maine 3

(att:1,492)

Championship:

New Hampshire 7, Dartmouth 0

(att: 4,312)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Ron Hellen, Maine; Dan Forget, New Hampshire; George White, New Hampshire; Defense — John Donnelly, Dartmouth; Peter Herms, New Hampshire; Goaltender — Todd Pearson, New Hampshire; MVP — George White, New Hampshire.

1983

First Game:

New Hampshire 4, Vermont 1

(att: 1,807)

Second Game:

Maine 5, Dartmouth 2

(att: 3,731)

Consolation:

Vermont 5, Dartmouth 0

(att: 1,750)

Championship:

New Hampshire 5, Maine 4

(att: 3,683)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Todd Bjorkstrand, Maine; Kevin Foster, Vermont; James Richmond, New Hampshire; Defense — David Lee, New Hampshire; Brian Byrnes, New Hampshire; Goaltender — Bruce Gillies, New Hampshire; MVP — Bruce Gillies, New Hampshire.

1984

First Game:

New Hampshire 11, Vermont 4

(att: 2,252)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 5, Air Force 4 (2OT)

(att: 3,731)

Consolation:

Vermont 3, Air Force 1

(att: 1,226)

Championship:

New Hampshire 9, Dartmouth 4

(att: 3,140)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Ralph Robinson, New Hampshire; Tom Norton, Dartmouth; Tim Hanley, New Hampshire; Defense — Brian Byrnes, New Hampshire; Peter Herms, New Hampshire; Goaltender — Tom Draper, Vermont; MVP — Peter Herms, New Hampshire.

1985

First Game:

Vermont 3, Maine 1

(att:1,723)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 6, Bowdoin 5 (OT)

(att: 2,763)

Consolation:

Maine 6, Bowdoin 4

(att: 852)

Championship:

Vermont 5, Dartmouth 4

(att: 3,010)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Ian Boyce, Vermont; Kyle McDonough, Vermont; Kevin McCann, Dartmouth; Defense — Brien Jacobson, Dartmouth; Jack Capuano, Maine; Goaltender — Tom Draper, Vermont; MVP — Kyle McDonough, Vermont.

1986

First Game:

New Hampshire 3, Vermont 2 (OT)

(att: 2,684)

Second Game:

Holy Cross 5, Dartmouth 2

(att: 3,107)

Consolation:

Vermont 8, Dartmouth 3

(att: 1,888)

Championship:

New Hampshire 4, Holy Cross 1

(att: 2,740)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Shannon Deegan, Vermont; Mike Rossetti, New Hampshire; Jeff Capello, Vermont; Defense — Mark Wright, Holy Cross; Jeff Lazaro, New Hampshire; Goaltender — Greg Rota, New Hampshire; MVP — Greg Rota, New Hampshire.

1987

First Game:

Vermont 4, Providence 1

(att: 2,057)

Second Game:

Dalhousie 5, Dartmouth 2

(att: 2,621)

Consolation:

Dartmouth 4, Providence 2

(att: 1,785)

Championship:

Vermont 6, Dalhousie 2

(att: 2,740)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Jim Walsh, Vermont; Doug Weiss, Dartmouth; Jamie Jefferson, Dalhousie; Defense — Marc Lebreux, Vermont; Stephane Venne, Vermont; Goaltender — Mike Millham, Vermont; MVP — Jim Walsh, Vermont.

1988

First Game:

Northeastern 4, Vermont 0

(att: 2,630)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 4, New Hampshire 3

(att: 3,602)

Consolation:

Vermont 7, New Hampshire 4

(att: 1,288)

Championship:

Northeastern 3, Dartmouth 2

(att: 2,879)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Jamie Hanlon, Dartmouth; Kyle McDonough, Vermont; Tom Bivona, Northeastern; Defense — Mike Roberts, Northeastern; Dave Williams, Dartmouth; Goaltender — Rich Burchill, Northeastern; MVP — Rich Burchill, Northeastern.

1991

First Game:

Boston Univ. 3, Vermont 2 (3OT)

(att: 1,918)

Second Game:

New Hampshire 8, Dartmouth 3

(att: 3,125)

Consolation:

Vermont 6, Dartmouth 3

(att: 729)

Championship:

Boston Univ. 3, New Hampshire 2

(att: 1,492)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Patrick Turcotte, Dartmouth; Savo Mitrovic, New Hampshire; Bob Chebator, New Hampshire; Defense — Aaron Miller, Vermont; Adrian Aucoin, Boston University; Goaltender — Derek Herofsky, New Hampshire; MVP — Jon Pratt, Boston University.

1994

First Game:

Vermont 9, Illinois-Chicago 8

(att: 2,973)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 4, Providence 2

(att: 3,267)

Consolation:

Illinois-Chicago 7, Providence 2

(att: 895)

Championship:

Vermont 4, Dartmouth 3

(att: 2,794)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Joe Hulbig, Providence; Eric Perrin, Vermont; Mark Zdan, Illinois-Chicago; Defense — Dax Burkhart, Dartmouth; Shannon Finn, Illinois-Chicago; Goaltender — Scott Baker, Dartmouth; MVP — Martin St. Louis, Vermont.

1996

First Game:

St. Lawrence 6, Northeastern 5 (OT)

(att: 2,315)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 6, UMass Lowell 2

(att: 2,315)

Consolation:

Northeastern 4, UMass Lowell 3

(att: 2,063)

Championship:

St. Lawrence 3, Dartmouth 2

(att: 2,063)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Jonathan Calla, Northeastern; Ryan Chaytors, Dartmouth; David Whitworth, Dartmouth; Defense — Thomas Cullen, St. Lawrence; Mike Nicholishen, UMass Lowell; Goaltender — Clint Owen, St. Lawrence; MVP — Derek McLaughlin, St. Lawrence.

1998

First Game:

Dartmouth 8, Air Force 1

(att: 2,757)

Second Game:

Vermont 3, Mankato State 0

(att: 2,757)

Consolation:

Mankato State 7, Air Force 3

(att: 2,980)

Championship:

Vermont 4, Dartmouth 1

(att: 2,980)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Chris Baldwin, Dartmouth; Aaron Fox, Mankato; Kevin Karlander, Vermont; Defense — Dory Tisdale, Dartmouth; Mark Gouett, Vermont; Goaltender — Marty Phillips, Vermont; MVP — Matt Sanders, Vermont.

2000

First Game:

Vermont 4, Miami (OH) 0

(att: 2,374)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 6, New Hampshire 3

(att: 4,500)

Consolation:

New Hampshire 4, Miami (OH) 1

(att: 1,548)

Championship:

Vermont 4, Dartmouth 2

(att: 2,823)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Mike Maturo, Dartmouth; Colin Hemingway, New Hampshire; J.F. Caudron, Vermont; Defense — Dory Tisdale, Dartmouth; Andreas Moborg, Vermont; Goaltender — Nick Boucher, Dartmouth; MVP — Andrew Allen, Vermont.

2002

First Game:

UMass Lowell 5, Vermont 0

(att: 4,347)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 6, Notre Dame 4

(att: 4,347)

Consolation:

Notre Dame 3, Vermont 3 (OT)

(att: 2,500)

Championship:

Dartmouth 10, UMass Lowell 2

(att: 3,537)

(NOTE: First Year as Ledyard Classic)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Lee Stempniak, Dartmouth; Hugh Jessiman, Dartmouth; Kent Gillings, Dartmouth; Defense — Brett Lebda, Notre Dame; Andrew Martin, UMass Lowell; Goaltender — Nick Boucher, Dartmouth; MVP — Kent Gillings, Dartmouth

2004

First Game:

Vermont 5, Providence 1

(att: 4,148)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 1, Bowling Green 1^ (OT)

(att: 4,148)

Consolation:

Providence 3, Bowling Green 2

(att: 4,137)

Championship:

Dartmouth 6, Vermont 3

(att: 4,137)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Tanner Glass, Dartmouth; Colin McDonald, Providence; Jeff Corey, Vermont; Defense — Jamie Sifers, Vermont; Eric Lundberg, Providence; Goaltender — Jordan Sigalet, Bowling Green; MVP — Sean Samuel, Dartmouth

2006

First Game:

St. Lawrence 4, Boston Univ. 3

(att: 4,500)

Second Game:

North Dakota 1, Dartmouth 1 (OT)

(att: 4,500)

Consolation:

Boston Univ. 3, Dartmouth 0

(att: 4,500)

Championship:

North Dakota 4, St. Lawrence 2

(att: 4,500)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Brock McBride, St. Lawrence; Kevin DeVergillio, St. Lawrence; T.J. Oshie, North Dakota; Defense — Matt Gilroy, Boston Univ., Robbie Bina, North Dakota; Goaltender — Phillipe Lamoureux, North Dakota; MVP — Ryan Duncan, North Dakota

2008

First Game:

Bemidji State 4, UMass 2

(att: 4,228)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 5, Army 4 (OT)

(att: 4,228)

Consolation:

UMass 4, Army 1

(att: 3,434)

Championship:

Dartmouth 4, Bemidji State 2

(att: 3,434)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards — Cory Quirk, UMass; Brandon Marino, Bemidji State; Connor Shields, Dartmouth; Defense — Cody Bostock, Bemidji State; Connor Goggin, Dartmouth; Goaltender — Jody O’Neill, Dartmouth; MVP — Kyle Reeds, Dartmouth

2009

First Game:

UMass Lowell 3, Holy Cross 0

(att: 3,043)

Second Game:

Northeastern 7, Dartmouth 0

(att: 3,043)

Consolation:

Holy Cross 4, Dartmouth 2

(att: 2,066)

Championship:

Northeastern 2, UMass Lowell 1

(att: 2,066)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards: Kory Falite – UMass Lowell; Joe Gaudet – Dartmouth; Alex Tuckerman – Northeastern. Defense: Jake Newton – Northeastern; Mike Daly – Holy Cross. Goaltender: Carter Hutton, UMass Lowell. MVP: Chris Rawlings, Northeastern

2010

First Game:

Boston College 6, Colgate 5

(att: 3,410)

Second Game:

Mercyhurst 4^, Dartmouth 4 (OT)

(att: 3,410)

Consolation:

Dartmouth 4, Colgate 3 (OT)

(att: 2,828)

Championship:

Boston College 4, Mercyhurst 1

(att: 2,828)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Forwards: Matt Reber – Dartmouth; Scott Fleming – Dartmouth; Brian Gibbons – Boston College. Defense: Joe Whitney – Boston College; Patrick Goebel – Mercyhurst. Goaltender: Ryan Zaploski - Mercyhurst. MVP: Paul Carey – Boston College

2011

First Game:

St. Lawrence 6^, Merrimack 6 (OT)

(att: 3,874)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 3, Holy Cross 2

(att: 3,874)

Consolation:

Merrimack 3, Holy Cross 0

(att: 3,287)

Championship:

St. Lawrence 2^, Dartmouth 2 (OT)

(att: 3,287)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Shawn Bates – Merrimack; Adam Schmidt - Holy Cross; Doug Jones – Dartmouth; George Hughes - St. Lawrence; Greg Carey - St. Lawrence; Goaltender: Cab Morris - Dartmouth; MVP: Kyle Flanagan – St. Lawrence

2012

First Game:

UMass 4, Bemidji State 3

(att: 4,500)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 4, New Hampshire 1

(att: 4,500)

Consolation:

New Hampshire 3, Bemidji State 2 (OT)

(att: 2,365)

Championship:

UMass 3, Dartmouth 2

(att: 2,365)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Brance Orban – Bemidji State; Austin Block – New Hampshire; Mike Keenan – Dartmouth; Tyler Sikura – Dartmouth; Eddie Olczyk – UMass; Goaltender: Kevin Boyle – UMass; MVP: Branden Gracell – UMass

2013

First Game:

Air Force 5, Northeastern 2

(att: 2,905)

Second Game:

Providence 3, Dartmouth 2

(att: 3,297)

Consolation:

Dartmouth 8, Northeastern 8 (OT)

(att: 2,466)

Championship:

Air Force 3, Providence 2

(att: 2,466)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Eric Neiley — Dartmouth; Mike Szmatula — Northeastern; Steven Shamanski — Providence; Derek Army — Providence; Cole Gunnar — Air Force; Goaltender: Jason Torf — Air Force; MVP: Mitch Torrel – Air Force

2015

First Game:

Boston College 4, Brown 1

(att: 3,737)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 1^, Denver 1

(att: 3,737)

Consolation:

Denver 5, Brown 3

(att: 3,651)

Championship:

Boston College 3, Dartmouth 2

(att: 3,651)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Sam Lafferty — Brown; Trevor Moore — Denver; Danton Heinen — Denver; Brett Patterson — Dartmouth; Adam Gilmour — Boston College; Goaltender: James Kruger — Dartmouth; MVP: Teddy Doherty — Boston College

2016 (15-16)

First Game:

Union 3, Merrimack 2

(att: 2,942)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 5, Robert Morris 1

(att: 2,942)

Third Game:

Union 5, Robert Morris 4

(att: 1,873)

Fourth Game:

Dartmouth 3, Merrimack 0

(att: 1,873)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Brett Seney – Merrimack; Greg Gibson – Robert Morris; Spencer Foo – Union; Mike Vecchione – Union; Brad Schierhorn – Dartmouth; Goaltender: Charles Grant — Dartmouth; MVP: Nick Bligh — Dartmouth

2016 (16-17)

First Game:

UMass Lowell 3, Colgate 2

(att: 2,949)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 2^, Army West Point 2 (OT/1-0 SOW)

(att: 2,949)

Third Game:

Army West Point 4, Colgate 1

(att: 2,192)

Fourth Game:

UMass Lowell 7, Dartmouth 4

(att: 2,192)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Tim Harrison – Colgate; CJ Smith – UMass Lowell; Dominic Franco – Army West Point; Daniel Warpecha – Dartmouth; Dylan Zink - UMass Lowell; Parker Gahagen – Army West Point; MVP: Joe Gambardella – UMass Lowell

2017 (17-18)

First Game:

Minnesota Duluth 5, Yale 0

(att: 3,376)

Second Game:

Dartmouth 3, New Hampshire 1

(att: 3,376)

Third Game:

Yale 4, New Hampshire 2

(att: 2,894)

Fourth Game:

Minnesota Duluth 2^, Dartmouth 2 (OT/2-1 SOL)

(att: 2,894)

ALL-TOURNAMENT: Matt Baker - Dartmouth, Chris Miller - UNH, Dante Palecco - Yale, Blake Young - Minnesota Duluth, Peter Krieger - Minnesota Duluth; Most Outstanding Goalie and MVP: Hunter Shepard - Minnesota Duluth

Championships (Last Time)

Dartmouth 7

2016

Vermont 6

2000

New Hampshire 4

1986

Northeastern 2

1986

Boston College 2

2015

St. Lawrence 1

2011

BU 1

1991

North Dakota 1

2006

UMass 1

2012

Air Force 1

2013

UMass Lowell 1

2016

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Schedules

Completed Event: Men's Basketball at Holy Cross on December 16, 2025 , Win , 89, to, 64

Completed Event: Men's Basketball at Sacred Heart on December 19, 2025 , Loss , 63, to, 85

Completed Event: Women's Basketball at New Hampshire on December 20, 2025 , Loss , 38, to, 74

Upcoming Event: Men's Ice Hockey versus Arizona State on December 27, 2025 at 5:00 PM

Upcoming Event: Women's Basketball at Vermont on December 28, 2025 at 2:00 PM

Upcoming Event: Men's Ice Hockey versus Arizona State on December 28, 2025 at 3:00 PM

Ledyard Classic/Holiday Tournament Games

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