| | Most Valuable Player - 2009 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2009 | Shane Reardon | Team Campbell | 1 |  | | The 2009 MVP award goes to Team Campbell goalie Shane Reardon. Shane had a 2.00 GAA for the Round Robin and shut down the high flying Saints for the period and a half in Team Campbell's come from behind 5-4 win. When asked who the MVP should be, Norwich University product and 2002 MVP Mike Lovering stated "ya gotta give it to the keeper...that kid kept us in the game tonite - he gave us a chance when we were down." |
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| | Most Valuable Player - 2008 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2008 | Doug Nolan | Team Hofbrau | 5 | | | The 2008 MVP award goes to Hofbrau defenseman Doug Nolan. Doug scored 2 goals to go along with 5 assists during the round robin. Co-captain Rick Ziegler stated "Our MVP is Doug Nolan, no question. I don't know if it will show up on the score sheet, but our whole offense was started with his puck control. He controlled the play in all three zones." Hofbrau had only 7 goals against during the first three rounds of the tourney, largely due to their blue-liners lead by Doug Nolan. |
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| | Most Valuable Player - 2007 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2007 | Joe Young | Team Campbell | 30 | | | Mighty Joe Young, as he is referred to by his teammates stole the show during Team Campbell's run to the Championship. Joe played exceptionally well all weekend and was the backbone of Team Campbell's win over the Massachusetts State Police. |
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| | | | Most Valuable Player - 2006 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2006 | Steve Boran & Brad Mills | High View Htg & AC | 00 & 6 | | | "I love this tournament...thanks for having me". Those were the humble words so eloquently spoken by big Steve Boran when interviewed right after backstopping High View Heating & AC to their first Campbell Tourney Championship. When asked about an MVP nomination, Team Captain Bob Kurker said "there are a lot of guys in this room who deserve it, we gutted this thing out. But Stevie kept us in it all weekend and kept us from getting down after Friday's tough start." Boran made several tremendous saves down the stretch to hold off Team Campbell's attempted comeback in the final. |
| | | | | The former Merrimack College standout led High View Heating & AC in scoring during round robin play with 3 goals and 3 assists for 6 points. He then carried High View on his back in the championship game with a Hat Trick. Brad scored two third period goals to rally High View from a 4-2 deficit and tie the game. When goalie Steve Boran was asked about Mills' play he stated "what can you say, he got us back in this thing and gave us a shot to win it. Without Brad Mills, we would have been watching Team Campbell get their picture taken with this placque". |
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| | | | Most Valuable Player - 2005 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2005 | Jack Koen | Team Chisholm | 1 | | | "That guy stood on his head." These were the words muttered by four different teams leaving the ice in defeat at the Quincy Youth Arena. Jack Koen only allowed 1 goal in the 3 game round robin. When asked about his performance after game 3 Jack stated, "The guys are playing great in front of me, the only thing that matters is the W." Jack earned the MVP nod with his stellar performance in the Championship Game. Team Chisholm jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and Jack made sure the leads throughout the game held up. He turned aside multiple Team Campbell scoring chances in the last 10 minutes of the classic battle to preserve a 5-4 win and Team Chisholm's first tourney championship. |
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| Most Valuable Player - 2004 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2004 | Dan & Harry Geary | Team Campbell | 7 & 4 | | | The 2004 MVP goes to Dan and Harry Geary of Team Campbell. Dan posted 5 goals and 2 assists on the weekend. Dan also won two critical face-offs in the defensive zone late in the Championship Game to help seal the victory for Team Campbell. As line-mate Tom Payne said in a post-game interview "If it wasn't for the brothers Geary, I would be a role player on the fourth line". |
| | | | | Harry had 8 assists on the weekend to help lead "The Ridgefield Connection" to a 26-point weekend. Harry's playmaking was the biggest reason for Team Campbell's hard fought round two win against The Roman Empire, paving the way for Team Campbell's fourth title in five years. Congratulations to Dan and Harry Geary. |
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| Most Valuable Player - 2003 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2003 | Mike Baird | Team O'Dowd | 25 | | | Mike totaled 1 goal and 7 assists for 8 points on the weekend and was tied for the 2003 scoring championship. Known as 'Bullet', Mike came through with 3 assists in the championship game against Team Chisholm, to lead Team O'Dowd to a 5-4 victory. His relentless forechecking and grit led his teammates to chant 'MVP, MVP' as they left the ice behind Bullet after securing the Tourney Championship. |
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| Most Valuable Player - 2002 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2002 | Mike Lovering | Team Campbell | 61 | | | Mike totaled 6 goals and 4 assists for 10 points on the weekend and was the 2002 tourney scoring champion. Mike came through with a Hat Trick and an assist, including the game winning goal with 10 seconds left in a must win game to lead Team Campbell to a 5-4 victory over The Woody Club. |
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| Most Valuable Player - 2001 | Year | Player | Team | # | 2001 | Tom Payne | Team Campbell | 14 | | | Tom scored 6 goals in four games including a break-away goal in overtime to lead Team Campbell to its second straight Robert F. Campbell Jr., Memorial Hockey Tournament Championship. |
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