AHL Man of the Year Winners for 2024-25 Announced

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League (AHL) has formally revealed the respected private group receivers of the IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year awards. These awards exist to gamers who have actually made considerable and impactful contributions to their regional neighborhoods and different charitable companies throughout the 2024-25 season. This acknowledgment highlights the devotion and neighborhood spirit shown by AHL professional athletes.

The finalists from this recognized group will be examined by agents from IOA/American Specialty and the AHL, who will eventually identify the recipient of the distinguished 2024-25 Yanick Dupré Memorial Award. This yearly award honors the memory of the late Yanick Dupré, who unfortunately died in 1997 at the young age of 24 after a 16-month fight with leukemia. Dupré was a popular AHL All-Star in 1995 and had a noteworthy profession that consisted of 4 seasons with the Hershey Bears and involvement in 35 video games in the National Hockey League (NHL) with the Philadelphia Flyers.

This year’s recognized winners of the IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year awards are as follows:

Chase Wouters, Abbotsford Canucks (3rd profession choice)
James Hamblin, Bakersfield Condors (first)
Donovan Sebrango, Belleville Senators (first)
Aidan Fulp, Bridgeport Islanders (first)
Lucas Ciona, Calgary Wranglers (first)
Ben Steeves, Charlotte Checkers (first)
Dominic Franco, Chicago Wolves (3rd)
Cole Clayton, Cleveland Monsters (first)
Ty Nelson, Coachella Valley Firebirds (first)
Jayson Megna, Colorado Eagles (first)
Josiah Didier, Grand Rapids Griffins (3rd)
Nathan Sucese, Hartford Wolf Pack (first)
Mason Geertsen, Henderson Silver Knights (3rd)
Jake Massie, Hershey Bears (second)
Brendan Gaunce, Iowa Wild (second)
Lucas Condotta, Laval Rocket (3rd)
Hunter McDonald, Lehigh Valley Phantoms (first)
Tyrel Bauer, Manitoba Moose (first)
Kyle Marino, Milwaukee Admirals (first)
Luke Rowe, Ontario Reign (first)
Vinni Lettieri, Providence Bruins (first)
Zach Metsa, Rochester Americans (second)
Drew Commesso, Rockford IceHogs (1st)
Travis Howe, San Diego Gulls (second)
Jake Furlong, San Jose Barracuda (first)
Drew Callin, Springfield Thunderbirds (second)
Max Crozier, Syracuse Crunch (first)
Curtis McKenzie, Texas Stars (3rd)
Logan Shaw, Toronto Marlies (first)
Curtis Douglas, Tucson Roadrunners (first)
Colton White, Utica Comets (first)
Sam Poulin, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (first)

The extremely prepared for winner of the 2024-25 Yanick Dupré Memorial Award will be exposed in the upcoming weeks, commemorating the spirit of neighborhood engagement and philanthropy within the AHL.

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