Travis Roy Award (Maine High School Hockey)

Travis Roy Award

Award Type: Recognition award for high school athletes (may include scholarship/recognition benefits)

Geographic Scope: Maine (Class A high schools)

Eligibility:

• High school senior Class A hockey players
• State of Maine
• Criteria: Academic achievement, community involvement, and playing ability

Award Details:

• Prestigious annual award given to Maine's top senior Class A hockey player
• Named after Travis Roy, who was paralyzed in 1995 while playing for Boston University
• Award presented at annual banquet (historically held in mid-March in Lewiston, ME)

Previous Winners (from provided content):

• 2008 finalists: Derek Kump (Falmouth), Tony Dube (Biddeford), Jon Roy (Lewiston), Matt DelGiudice (Messalonskee)
• 2007: Kit Smith (Brunswick HS)
• 2006: Ted Fabian (Messalonskee HS)
• 2005: Peter Gustavson (Falmouth HS)
• 2004: Kyle Smith (Edward Little HS)
• 2003: Nate Hart (Waterville HS)
• 2002: Josh Benson (Edward Little HS)
• 2001: Joey Dumas (St. Dominic's HS)
• 2000: J.D. Walker (Portland HS)
• 1999: Chad Hart (Waterville HS)
• 1998: Casey LaFlamme (Biddeford HS)
• 1997: Matt Greason (N. Yarmouth Academy)
• 1996: Brian Toussaint (St. Dominic's HS)

Selection Process:

• Finalists announced in early March
• Selected by Maine Class A Coaches Association
• Award presented at annual banquet

Contact:

• Travis Roy Foundation
• 101 Huntington Avenue, Suite 520
• Boston, MA 02199
• travisroyfoundation.org