BOSTON – Juniors Dylan Hryckowian and Lawton Zacher were named AHCA/CCM Hockey Men's Division I Second Team East All-Americans after standout 2025-26 campaigns. Northeastern is one of just four programs in the country to place multiple players on the All-American teams.

The pair are the first two Huskies to earn All-American recognition in the same season since Aidan McDonough and Devon Levi – both First-Team honorees – did so in 2022-23.

Hryckowian capped his Northeastern career as the team's leading scorer, posting 15 goals, 22 assists and 37 points in 30 games as assistant captain. In Hockey East play, he tied for fourth in the conference with 22 points and tied for fifth with 13 assists, while his 1.16 points-per-game average ranked third in the league. He finished his career tied for 45th in program history with 107 points and became just the third player in the last 15 years to record 100 points in 100 or fewer games. Hryckowian was also named a Hockey East First Team All-Star, New England Division I All-Star and Hobey Baker nominee, and took home Hockey East Player of the Month for November before signing a two-year entry-level deal with the Dallas Stars.

In his first season with NU, Zacher was among the best goaltenders in the country, posting a .929 save percentage and 2.20 goals-against average in 1,910 minutes of work. He turned aside 30 or more shots in 12 games, highlighted by three 40-plus save outings and a season-high 42-save effort against No. 20/RV Maine. His five shutouts tied him for third-most in a single season by a Husky netminder – behind only Devon Levi's two seasons – and tied him for sixth in program history for career shutouts. He also ranks inside the top-15 among active career leaders in shutouts (7) and saves (2,334) and top-25 in wins (35), and added Mike Richter Award Semifinalist, Hockey East Second Team All-Star, New England Division I All-Star and Hobey Baker nominee to his résumé.