NCAA team, individual honors from Frozen Four

Fans trekked from Miami to Maine, New Orleans to North Dakota for Saturday night's NCAA championship game that saw Boston College defeat Ferris State University 4-1 to claim the title.

Here are some of the notable team and individual honors to come out of Frozen Four weekend:

The Frozen Four All-Tournament Team:

BC Forwards Steven Whitney (Reading, Mass.) and Paul Carey (Weymouth, Mass.), Ferris State forward Kyle Bonis (Lindsay, ON.), BC defenseman Brian Dumoulin (Biddeford, Maine) and Ferris State defenseman Chad Billins (Marysville, Mich.), along with BC goaltender Parker Milner, who was also voted the Most Outstanding Player for the 2012 Frozen Four.

2011-2012 NCAA Division I First All-American Teams:

From the East: Goaltender Troy Grosenick, Union College (Brookfield, WI); Defensemen Danny Biega, Harvard University (Montreal) and Brian Dumoulin, Boston College (Biddeford, ME); Forwards Spencer Abbott; University of Maine (Hamilton, ON), Alex Killorn, Harvard University (Montreal), Austin Smith, Colgate University (Dallas, TX)

From the West: Goaltender Taylor Nelson, Ferris State University (Regina, SK); Defensemen Torey Krug, Michigan State University (Livonia, MI) and Justin Schultz, University of Wisconsin (West Kelowna, BC); Forwards Jack Connolly, University of Minnesota-Duluth (Duluth, MN), Jaden Schwartz, Colorado College (Wilcox, SK), Reilly Smith, Miami University (Mimico, ON)

Unsung Hero Award: Prior to Saturday's championship game, the Hockey Commissioners' Association named Brown University senior forward and North Andover, Mass., native Bobby Farnham the recipient of the sixth annual Derek Hines Unsung Hero Award.

The award was established by the HCA in honor of former Army player Derek Hines, who was a "consummate team player and team builder." Hines played at Army from 1999-2003 and was a four-year letter-winner as well as a co-captain his senior season. He was killed in the line of duty in Afghanistan in September 2006.

NHL.com's Final Top-10

1. Boston College (33-10-1)

2. Ferris State (26-12-5)

3. Union (26-8-7)

4. Minnesota (28-14-1)

5. North Dakota (26-13-3)

6. Minnesota-Duluth (25-10-6)

7. Michigan (24-13-4)

8. Miami (24-15-2)

9. Massachusetts-Lowell (24-13-1)

10. Cornell (19-9-7)