After a another decorated season in which the Arizona Wildcats finished ranked 8th in the country, won their second consecutive WCHL Conference Championship and third straight Cactus Cup (season series vs ASU), individual awards were bound to follow.

With the WCHL regular season concluded and the ACHA National Tournament officially canceled, the WCHL has officially announce its end of season awards for the 2019-2020 season. The WCHL coaches were asked to submit their nominations for a wide variety of accolades to determine the beast individual performances of the season and the Wildcats were very well represented.

Here are the results for the WCHL 2019-2020 Season Awards:

WCHL ALL-CONFERENCE 1st TEAM:

• F-JOSH BELL, Missouri State University %
• F-ANTHONY CUSANELLI, University of Arizona #~
• F-NIAL MILLS, University of Central Oklahoma
• D-MATTHEW HOHL, University of Arizona
• D-LUC WHYTE, University of Oklahoma
• G-ANTHONY CIURRO, University of Arizona ~

WCHL ALL-CONFERENCE 2nd TEAM:

• F-CLAYTON LACKEY, Arizona State University
• F-BAYLEY MARSHALL, University of Arizona ~
• F-ELLIOT PLOURDE, Arizona State University
• D-ISAAC BOSSE, University of Oklahoma %
• D-JOSEPH KINSELLA, University of Colorado ~
• G-ALEX HENRY, University of Central Oklahoma #%
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WCHL COACH OF THE YEAR: CHAD BERMAN, University of Arizona @

WCHL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: ANTHONY CIURRO, University of Arizona

WCHL ALL-ROOKIE TEAM:

• F-CLAYTON LACKEY, Arizona State University
• F-VITALII MIKHAILOV, University of Central Oklahoma
• F-ELLIOT PLOURDE, Arizona State University
• D-CAMERON BICKFORD, University of Oklahoma
• D-CAMERON TEAMOR, University of Arizona
  G-NILS VELM, University of Central Oklahoma
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WCHL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: CLAYTON LACKEY, Arizona State University

WCHL SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: BRONSON MOORE, Arizona State University

(~ denotes 2018-2019 WCHL All-League First Team member)

(% denotes 2018-2019 WCHL All-League Second Team member)

(# denotes 2017-2018 WCHL All-League First Team member)

(@ denotes 2018-2019 WCHL Coach of the Year)