ST. PAUL, Minn. – Harrison Scott and Albin Boija have been named nominees for the 2025 Hobey Baker Memorial Award, as announced on Wednesday by the Hobey Baker Memorial Award Foundation.
 
The Hobey Baker Award is presented annually to the top player in Division I men's ice hockey.
 
Boija, who was named to the Mike Richter Award Watch List last week, ranks second in the nation with a 1.63 goals against average while his .928 save percentage is third among goaltenders with at least 20 games played. The sophomore is tied for third in the country in shutouts (3) and is fourth in wins (14). The Sundsvall, Sweden native is just the third Hockey East goaltender in the last 10 seasons to post a goals against average of 1.65 or lower through their first 22 games played. Over the last five seasons, he is only the ninth goaltender nation-wide to post a goals against average of 1.65 or lower through the first 22 games.
 
Scott is currently tied third in the nation with 15 goals while sitting tied 13th in points with 27. His 15-12-27 score line through his first 23 games match his career-highs set during the 2023-24 season. The San Jose, Calif. native has a face-off winning percentage of 56.9 on the year, good for sixth in the country among players with at least 245 wins. So far this season, Scott has seven multi-point games, four multi-goal games and two four-point games.
 
Fan voting is open now and will run through March 9 at HobeyBaker.com/Vote. Each fan is allowed one vote per day during this initial phase. Phase two of fan voting will begin once the list has been narrowed to the top-10 finalists on March 19 and run through March 30. The fan vote accounts for a full one percent of the total ballot in each phase in selecting this year's award recipient.
 
The Hobey Hat Trick will then be announced on April 3 with the winner to be awarded during the 2025 Frozen Four in St. Louis, Missouri on April 12.