
JOHN B. SOLLENBERGER TROPHY
The John B. Sollenberger Trophy is presented annually to the player who has scored the most points during the regular season.
The trophy was created in 1948 and first named after Wally Kilrea, who originally held the AHL’s single-season scoring record. It was renamed for Carl Liscombe, who broke Kilrea’s record.
In 1955, the AHL Board of Governors voted to name the trophy after John Sollenberger, a longtime contributor to the AHL as manager and president of the Hershey Bears and former president and chairman of the board of the American Hockey League.
2022-23 | Michael Carcone | Tucson Roadrunners |
2021-22 | Andrew Poturalski | Chicago Wolves |
2020-21 | Andrew Poturalski | San Diego Gulls |
2019-20 | Sam Anas | Iowa Wild |
2018-19 | Carter Verhaeghe | Syracuse Crunch |
2017-18 | Chris Terry | Laval Rocket |
2016-17 | Kenny Agostino | Chicago Wolves |
2015-16 | Chris Bourque | Hershey Bears |
2014-15 | Brian O’Neill | Manchester Monarchs |
2013-14 | Travis Morin | Texas Stars |
2012-13 | Brandon Pirri | Rockford IceHogs |
2011-12 | Chris Bourque | Hershey Bears |
2010-11 | Corey Locke | Binghamton Senators |
2009-10 | Keith Aucoin | Hershey Bears |
2008-09 | Alexandre Giroux | Hershey Bears |
2007-08 | Jason Krog | Chicago Wolves |
2006-07 | Darren Haydar | Chicago Wolves |
2005-06
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Kirby Law
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Houston Aeros
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2004-05
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Jason Spezza
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Binghamton Senators
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2003-04
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Pavel Rosa
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Manchester Monarchs
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2002-03
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Steve Maltais
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Chicago Wolves
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2001-02
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Donald MacLean
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St. John’s Maple Leafs
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2000-01
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Derek Armstrong
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Hartford Wolf Pack
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1999-2000
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Christian Matte
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Hershey Bears
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1998-99
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Domenic Pittis
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Rochester Americans
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1997-98
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Peter White
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Philadelphia Phantoms
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1996-97
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Peter White
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Philadelphia Phantoms
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1995-96
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Brad Smyth
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Carolina Monarchs
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1994-95
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Peter White
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Cape Breton Oilers
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1993-94
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Tim Taylor
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Adirondack Red Wings
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1992-93
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Don Biggs
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Binghamton Rangers
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1991-92
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Shaun Van Allen
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Cape Breton Oilers
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1990-91
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Kevin Todd
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Utica Devils
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1989-90
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Paul Ysebaert
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Utica Devils
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1988-89
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Stephan Lebeau
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Sherbrooke Canadiens
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1987-88
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Bruce Boudreau
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Springfield Indians
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1986-87
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Tim Tookey
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Hershey Bears
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1985-86
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Paul Gardner
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Rochester Americans
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1984-85
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Paul Gardner
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Binghamton Whalers
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1983-84
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Claude Larose
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Sherbrooke Canadiens
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1982-83
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Ross Yates
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Binghamton Whalers
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1981-82
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Mike Kaszycki
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New Brunswick Hawks
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1980-81
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Mark Lofthouse
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Hershey Bears
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1979-80
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Norm Dube
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Nova Scotia Voyageurs
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1978-79
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Bernie Johnson
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Maine Mariners
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1977-78
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Gordie Brooks
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Philadelphia Firebirds (tie)
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Rick Adduono
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Rochester Americans (tie)
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1976-77
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Andre Peloffy
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Springfield Indians
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1975-76
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Jean-Guy Gratton
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Hershey Bears
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1974-75
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Doug Gibson
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Rochester Americans
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1973-74
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Steve West
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New Haven Nighthawks
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1972-73
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Yvon Lambert
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Nova Scotia Voyageurs
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1971-72
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Don Blackburn
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Providence Reds
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1970-71
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Fred Speck
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Baltimore Clippers
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1969-70
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Jude Drouin
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Montreal Voyageurs
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1968-69
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Jeannot Gilbert
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Hershey Bears
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1967-68
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Simon Nolet
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Quebec Aces
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1966-67
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Gordon Labossiere
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Quebec Aces
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1965-66
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Dick Gamble
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Rochester Americans
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1964-65
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Art Stratton
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Buffalo Bisons
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1963-64
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Gerry Ehman
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Rochester Americans
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1962-63
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Bill Sweeney
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Springfield Indians
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1961-62
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Bill Sweeney
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Springfield Indians
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1960-61
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Bill Sweeney
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Springfield Indians
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1959-60
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Fred Glover
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Cleveland Barons
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1958-59
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Bill Hicke
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Rochester Americans
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1957-58
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Willie Marshall
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Hershey Bears
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1956-57
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Fred Glover
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Cleveland Barons
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1955-56
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Zellio Toppazzini
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Providence Reds
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1954-55
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Eddie Olson
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Cleveland Barons
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1953-54
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George Sullivan
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Hershey Bears
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1952-53
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Eddie Olson
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Cleveland Barons
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1951-52
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Ray Powell
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Providence Reds
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1950-51
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Ab DeMarco
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Buffalo Bisons
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1949-50
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Les Douglas
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Cleveland Barons
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1948-49
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Sid Smith
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Pittsburgh Hornets
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1947-48
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Carl Liscombe
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Providence Reds
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