Miskovic Earns First-Team All-America Honors
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St. Lawrence University senior defenseman Zach Miskovic was
named a first-team All America in voting by the American Hockey
Coaches Association.
Miskovic joins Colgate’s David McIntyre as the ECAC Hockey
representatives on the first team of the Reebok Division I East All
America team. Brad Theissen of Northeastern was selected as the
first team East goalie while Hobey Baker Award winner Matt Gilroy
of Boston University was the other defenseman selected. Viktor
Stalberg of Vermont and Colin Wilson of BU were the other East
first team forwards in addition to McIntyre.
Zane Kalemba of Princeton was second team goalie while Maury
Edwards of Lowell and Kevin Shattenkirk of BU were the second team
defensemen. Mark Arcobello of Yale, Jacques Lamoureaux of the US
Air Force Academy and James Marcou of UMass were the second team
forwards.
Miskovic, the Saints’ 2008-09 MVP becomes the 37th All
America in Saint program history and the 31st individual to earn
All America honors. The Saints have had six two-time All
Americas.
The senior defenseman from River Forest, IL, who led all Division
I defensemen in goal-scoring in 2008-09 with 16, is the second
Saint defenseman to earn first-team honors in the last three
seasons. Drew Bagnall was a first-team selection in 2007. He is the
18th All America for the Saints in the tenure of head coach Joe
Marsh.
