Colorado College sophomore Max Burkholder was named to the All-NCHC Second Team by league coaches and media.
 
Burkholder, who finished third among NCHC defenseman with 20 points and 16 assists in league play, collected 44 of a possible 85 points in the voting. He is the first Colorado College defenseman to earn All-NCHC honors since current Carolina Hurricane blue-liner Jaccob Slavin was a first-team selection in 2014-15.
 
The Chaska, Minn., product is second on the team with 25 points and tied for the lead with 19 assists overall.
 
The Tigers open the 2025 NCHC Tournament with a best-of-three quarterfinal series against No. 6 Denver, March 14-16, at Magness Arena. Game one is scheduled for Friday, March 14, at 7 p.m.
 
2024-2025 First-Team All-NCHC
F: Alex Bump, Western Michigan, So. – 85 points (17 first-team votes) unanimous
F: Jack Devine, Denver, Sr. – 81 points (15)
F: Artem Shlaine, Arizona State, Gr., - 66 points (12)
D: Zeev Buium, Denver, So. – 85 points (17) unanimous
D: Jake Livanavage, North Dakota, So. – 63 points (8)
G: Simon Latkoczy, Omaha, Jr. – 62 points (10)
 
2024-2025 Second-Team All-NCHC
F: Aidan Thompson, Denver, Jr. – 55 points (6 first-team votes)
F: Lukas Sillinger, Arizona State, Gr. – 31 points (1)
F: Sam Stange, Omaha, Gr. – 29 points
D: Max Burkholder, Colorado College, So. – 44 points (5)
D: Noah Beck, Arizona State, Gr. – 42 points (2)
G: Hampton Slukynsky, Western Michigan, Fr. – 39 points (5)
 
2024-2025 Third-Team All-NCHC
F: Ryan Kirwan, Arizona State, Sr. – 27 points
F: Sam Harris, Denver, So. – 17 points (2 first-team votes)
F: Carter King, Denver, Sr. – 15 points
D: Joona Väisänen, Western Michigan, Fr. – 24 points (1)
D: Eric Pohlkamp, Denver, So. – 22 points (2)
G: Cameron Rowe, Western Michigan, Gr. – 36 points (2)