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Gaudreau highlights Hobey Baker Hat Trick finalists

Boston College v Northeastern

BOSTON, MA - NOVEMBER 2: Johnny Gaudreau #13 of the Boston College Eagles looks for the puck against the Northeastern University Huskies during NCAA hockey action at Matthews Arena on November 2, 2013 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Richard T Gagnon/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Johnny Gaudreau

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St. Lawrence’s Greg Carey, St. Cloud State’s Nic Dowd and Boston College’s Johnny Gaudreau have been named the three “Hat Trick” finalists for the 2014 Hobey Baker Award, it was announced on Wednesday.

Carey -- who led the Saints in scoring for the last four years and was named co-Player of the Year in the ECAC -- and Dowd, who was named first-team NCHC and Defensive Forward of the Year, have both enjoyed tremendous campaigns but will be hard-pressed to beat Gaudreau, a Hobey Hat Trick finalist for the second straight season.

To say Gaudreau dominated the collegiate hockey landscape this year would be an understatement. The Calgary draftee notched an eye-popping 35 goals, 42 assists and 77 points in 39 games this year, finishing first in the country in all three statistical categories. He recorded at least one point in all but two games this year and tied Paul Kariya’s Hockey East record with a 31-game point streak.

Should Gaudreau win the Hobey, he’ll be the third Boston College player to do it and the first since Mike Mottau took home the award in 2000.