Boys hockey: Four strong finalists — and no clear favorite — for Travis Roy Award

Lewiston's Dylan Blue, St. Dom's Timothee Ouellette, Oxford Hills' Kadan Neureuther and South Portland's Tobey Lappin are up for the award. The winner will be announced Saturday in Brunswick.

Boys hockey awards: Dylan Blue, Kadan Neureuther, Timothee Ouellette are Travis Roy finalists

The Lewiston, Oxford Hills and Leavitt players are joined by Tobey Lappin of Portland/South Portland as finalists. Leavitt's Will Keach a nominee for Evans Spear Award.

Boys hockey: Lewiston, Oxford Hills and St. Dom’s players named Travis Roy Award semifinalists

Lewiston's Dylan Blue, St. Dom's Timothee Ouellette and Lake Region/Fryeburg/Oxford Hills' Kadan Neureuther in the running for award presented to the most outstanding Class A senior boys player.

Boys hockey notebook: Trio of area standouts named Travis Roy Award semifinalists

The finalists will be unveiled next week and the winner announced at the Class A hockey banquet on March 18. Also, a Kings freshman earns rookie honors for February.

Cullen Adams becomes South Portland’s first Travis Roy Award winner

Boys hockey: The forward scored 16 goals and assisted on 11 others for the Class A semifinalist Red Riots this season.

Edward Little’s Jack Keefe named a Travis Roy Award finalist

The senior forward could become the third Red Eddie to win the award, which is given to the most outstanding Class A senior boys hockey player in Maine.

Area roundup: Edward Little’s Jack Keefe, Lewiston’s Evan Knowlton named Travis Roy semifinalists

Knowlton and Keefe are two of eight semifinalists along with South Portland’s Cullen Adams, Bangor’s Cooper Ireland and Jake Hirsh, Thornton’s Alex St. John, Portland/Deering’s Ryan Becker and Falmouth’s Charlie Adams.

Falmouth’s Owen Drummey wins Travis Roy Award

The versatile forward is the fourth Yachtsmen player to earn the award presented to the most outstanding Class A senior boys' hockey player in Maine.

Video: Falmouth’s Owen Drummey wins the 26th Travis Roy Award

Will Cassidy’s leadership elevated the Edward Little program

Boys hockey: Cassidy was an instrumental part to the Red Eddies success this season, and his smart play helped him become a Travis Roy Award finalist.