Nineteen different Division I hockey-playing schools can celebrate players honored as CCM/AHCA Hockey All-Americans for the 2025-26 season. The nation's top 24 college hockey players were announced tonight during "Friday Night at the Frozen Four" in Las Vegas, NV. Only three of the honorees came from this year's Frozen Four semifinalists: the University of Michigan's T.J. Hughes, the University of Denver's Eric Pohlkamp, and the University of North Dakota's Jake Livanavage. All are First Team selections.

Noteworthy this year:

• Michigan State led the way with three selections. Three schools had a pair of honorees: Massachusetts, Minnesota Duluth and Northeastern.
• Five players come from the state of Minnesota. Michigan and New York boast three selections each.
• Three players have been recognized as All-Americans previously. Michigan State goaltender Trey Augustine and Boston University defenseman Cole Hutson repeat as First Team choices. North Dakota defenseman Jake Livanavage, a Second Team selection last year, moves up to the First Team.
• There are 16 players from eight U.S. states and seven Canadian players from five provinces. One player, goaltender Michael Hrabal of UMass, is from Czechia.
• By class: three freshmen, five sophomores, 11 juniors, and five seniors.
• The conference breakdown: seven from Hockey East, five each from the Big Ten, and the NCHC, three from ECAC Hockey, and two each from Atlantic Hockey America and the CCHA.

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