Lt. Raymond Enners Award

The Lt. Raymond Enners Award is present annually by the USILA to the NCAA National Player of the Year.

The award is named after Raymond Enners, who attended the United States Military Academy and served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. He was killed in service on September 18th, 1968. The award was inititally presented the immediate season after his death. ^[1]

Year	Player	School
1969	Joe Cowan	Johns Hopkins University
1970	Pete Cramblet	United States Military Academy
1971	Tom Cafaro	United States Military Academy
1972	Pete Eldredge	University of Virginia
1973	Doug Schreiber	University of Maryland
1974	Rick Kowalchuk	Johns Hopkins University
1975	Frank Urso	University of Maryland
1976	Mike French	Cornell University
1977	Eamon McEneaney	Cornell University
1978	Mike O'Neill	Johns Hopkins University
1979	Mark Greenberg	Johns Hopkins University
1980	Brendan Schneck	Johns Hopkins University
1981	Jeff Cook	Johns Hopkins University
1982	Tom Sears	University of North Carolina
1983	Brad Kotz	Syracuse University
1984	Larry Quinn	Johns Hopkins University
1985	Larry Quinn	Johns Hopkins University
1986	Tom Haus	University of North Carolina
1987	Tim Goldstein	Cornell University
1988	Gary Gait	Syracuse University
1989	Dave Pietramala	Johns Hopkins University
1990	Gary Gait	Syracuse University
1991	Dennis Goldstein	University of North Carolina
1992	Darren Lowe	Brown University
1993	David Morrow	Princeton University
1994	Scott Bacigalupo	Princeton University
1995	Terry Riordan	Johns Hopkins University
1996	Doug Knight	University of Virginia
1997	Casey Powell	Syracuse University
1998	Casey Powell	Syracuse University
1999	John Grant	University of Delaware
2000	Ryan Powell	Syracuse University
2001	Doug Shanahan	Hofstra University
2002	Steve Dusseau	Georgetown University
2003	Tillman Johnson	University of Virginia
2004	Michael Powell ^[2]	Syracuse University
2005	Kyle Harrison ^[3]	Johns Hopkins University
2006	Matt Ward ^[4]	University of Virginia