List of ECAC Hockey Tim Taylor Award

The Tim Taylor Award is an annual award given out at the conclusion of the ECAC Hockey regular season to the best coach in the conference as voted by the coaches of each ECAC team.
The Coach of the Year was first awarded in 1987 and every year thereafter until 2007 when it was renamed in honor of long-time Yale head coach Tim Taylor after he had retired from coaching following the 2005–06 season.
The vote for the award was split in its second year, but not since. (as of 2013)
This award is not to be confused by the NCAA award by the same name.
==Award winners==
Year 	Winner 	School
1986–87	Tim Taylor 	Yale
1987–88	Bill Cleary 	Harvard
 	Mike Gilligan 	Vermont
1988–89	Joe Marsh 	St. Lawrence
1989–90	Terry Slater 	Colgate
1990–91	Mark Morris 	Clarkson
1991–92	Tim Taylor 	Yale
1992–93	Roger Demment 	Dartmouth
1993–94	Bruce Delventhal	Union
1994–95	Bob Gaudet 	Brown
1995–96	Joe Marsh 	St. Lawrence
1996–97	Stan Moore 	Union
1997–98	Tim Taylor 	Yale
1998–99	Joe Marsh 	St. Lawrence
1999–00	Don Vaughan 	Colgate
Year 	Winner 	School
2000–01	Mark Morris 	Clarkson
2001–02	Mike Schafer 	Cornell
2002–03	Mike Schafer 	Cornell
2003–04	Stan Moore 	Colgate
2004–05	Mike Schafer 	Cornell
2005–06	Bob Gaudet 	Dartmouth
2006–07	Joe Marsh 	St. Lawrence
2007–08	Guy Gadowsky 	Princeton
2008–09	Keith Allain 	Yale
2009–10	Nate Leaman 	Union
2010–11	Nate Leaman 	Union
2011–12	Rick Bennett 	Union
2012–13	Rand Pecknold	Quinnipiac
2013–14	Don Vaughan 	Colgate
===Winners by school===
School 	Winners
Union 	5
Colgate 	4
St. Lawrence	4
Yale 	4
Cornell 	3
Clarkson 	2
Dartmouth 	2
Brown 	1
Harvard 	1
Princeton 	1
Quinnipiac 	1
Vermont 	1
===Multiple Winners===
Recipient 	Trophies
Joe Marsh 	4
Mike Schafer	3
Tim Taylor 	3
Bob Gaudet 	2
Nate Leaman 	2
Stan Moore 	2
Mark Morris 	2
Don Vaughan 	2
==See also==
*ECAC Hockey Awards
*Tim Taylor Award (NCAA)
== References ==
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==External links==
*ECAC Hockey Awards (Incomplete)
Category:ECAC Hockey
Category:NCAA trophies