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Tim Manning Named Joe Concannon Semifinalist ForThird Straight Season

Tim Manning Named Joe Concannon Semifinalist ForThird Straight Season
Posted: Feb 08, 2025

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Tim Manning (Concord, Ohio) of the Albertus Magnus College men's ice hockey team was named a semifinalist for the 24th annual Joe Concannon award presented to the best American-born player at the Division II/III level in New England.

It is the third consecutive season Manning has been named a semifinalist. 

The Joe Concannon Award was established in 2001 shortly after the passing of the longtime writer for the Boston Globe who had a great passion for the game of college hockey while always advocating strongly for amateur athletics.

Overall, 32 institutions are represented in the slate of candidates that includes eight players from the NEHC, seven from the NE-10, five from the MASCAC, 10 from the NESCAC, and eight from the CNE. One independent program, Keene State, also has two nominees this season.

This season, Manning has six goals and nine assists through 21 games.

 

The following is the complete list of semifinalists with statistics reflecting games through Feb. 5, 2025:

  • Albertus Magnus: Tim Manning, senior forward from Concord, OH (5G – 9A – 14 points; +9)
  • Amherst: Josh Burke, junior forward from Tampa, FL (5G – 10A – 15 points; -3)
  • Anna Maria College: Matthew Gilbert, graduate student forward from Wyandotte, MI (12G – 8A – 20 points; +20)
  • Assumption: Ronny Paragallo, senior forward from Huntington, NY (10G – 20A – 30 points; -15)
  • Babson: Wyatt George, senior forward from Mount Lebanon, PA (7G – 9A – 16 points; +4)
  • Bowdoin: Luke Wheeler, senior forward from Golden, CO (7G – 6A – 13 points; +3)
  • Colby: Connor Gallagher, junior defenseman from Novi, MI (3G – 10A – 13 points; +6)
  • Curry: Shane Soderwall, sophomore goaltender from Algonquin, IL (19 GP – 1.47 goals-against average; .945 save percentage; 6 shutouts); Killian Rowlee, junior forward from Fulton, NY (7G – 8 A – 15 Pts; +14)
  • Endicott: Andrew Kurapov, senior forward from Corvallis, OR (11G – 9A – 20 points +11); Ryan Willett, senior forward from Bayville, NY (5G – 19A – 24 points; +12)
  • Fitchburg State: Samuel Rennick, senior forward from Salisbury, MA (4G – 12A – 16 points; +2)
  • Johnson & Wales: Jake Inzirillo, sophomore goaltender from Bayshore, NY (15 GP – 2.51 goals-against average; .935 save percentage; 1 shutout)
  • Keene State: Chase Carney, first-year forward from Lynnfield, MA (11G – 12A – 23 points; +15); Marcus Chrisafeidis, first-year forward from Kansas City, KS (18G – 12A – 30 points; +10)
  • UMass Boston: Michael Krupinski, senior forward from Dallas, TX (2G – 8A – 10 points; +4)
  • UMass Dartmouth: Tyler Stewart, junior forward from Pittsburgh, PA (12G – 16A – 28 points; -3)
  • Middlebury: Revy Mack, sophomore forward from Anchorage, AK (8G – 10A – 18 points; +15)
  • New England College: Anthony Beaulieu, first-year goaltender from Lawrence, MA (18 GP – 2.31 goals-against average; .931 save percentage; 2 shutouts)
  • Norwich: Clark Kerner, senior forward from Kansas City, KS (6G – 6A – 12 points; +1)
  • Post: Aidan Canady, first-year defenseman from Schaumburg, IL (2G – 14A – 16 points; +13)
  • Salem State: Landon Greatorex, junior forward from Reading, MA (8G – 16A – 30 points; +13)
  • Salve Regina: Arvega Hovsepyan, first-year forward from Glendale, CA (7G – 23A – 30 points; +13)
  • Southern Maine: Matt Sullivan, sophomore forward from Hingham, MA (5G – 9A – 14 points; -8)
  • Southern New Hampshire: Collin Berke, sophomore goaltender from Crofton, MD (18GP – 2.12 goals-against-average – .938 save percentage; 4 shutouts)