Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy

The Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy is presented annually to the top scholastic player in the Western Hockey League. It is named for Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman, a native of Calgary who worked for years to promote the cause of higher education in junior hockey.

Winners
SeasonPlayer[1]Team
2019–20Dylan GarandKamloops Blazers
2018–19Dustin WolfEverett Silvertips
2017–18Ty SmithSpokane Chiefs
2016–17Brian KingEverett Silvertips
2015–16Tanner KaspickBrandon Wheat Kings
2014–15Nick McBridePrince Albert Raiders
2013–14Nelson NogierSaskatoon Blades
2012–13Josh MorrisseyPrince Albert Raiders
2011–12Reid GowSpokane Chiefs
2010–11Colin SmithKamloops Blazers
2009–10Adam LowrySwift Current Broncos
2008–09Stefan ElliottSaskatoon Blades
2007–08Jordan EberleRegina Pats
2006–07Keith AulieBrandon Wheat Kings
2005–06Brennen WrayMoose Jaw Warriors
2004–05Gilbert BruleVancouver Giants
2003–04Devan DubnykKamloops Blazers
2002–03Brett DickieBrandon Wheat Kings
2001–02Tyler MetcalfeSeattle Thunderbirds
2000–01Dan HulakPortland Winter Hawks
1999–00Chris NielsenCalgary Hitmen
1998–99Chris NielsenCalgary Hitmen
1997–98Kyle RossiterSpokane Chiefs
1996–97Stefan CherneskiBrandon Wheat Kings
1995–96Bryce SalvadorLethbridge Hurricanes
1994–95Perry JohnsonRegina Pats
1993–94Byron PenstockBrandon Wheat Kings
1992–93David TrofimenkoffLethbridge Hurricanes
1991–92Ashley BuckbergerSwift Current Broncos
1990–91Scott NiedermayerKamloops Blazers
1989–90Jeff NelsonPrince Albert Raiders
1988–89Jeff NelsonPrince Albert Raiders
1987–88Kevin CheveldayoffBrandon Wheat Kings
1986–87Casey McMillanLethbridge Hurricanes
1985–86Mark JanssensRegina Pats
1984–85Mark JanssensRegina Pats
1983–84Ken BaumgartnerPrince Albert Raiders
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See also

References
  1. Watts, Jesse, ed. (2013). 2013–14 WHL Media Guide. Western Hockey League. p. 265.
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