Augustine, Martone, Stramel Earn CCM/AHCA All-America Honors

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Junior goaltender Trey Augustine, freshman forward Porter Martone and senior forward Charlie Stramel each earned CCM/AHCA All-America honors on Friday night, as announced by the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA). Augustine and Martone were named First Team All-Americans while Stramel was selected to the second team.

Michigan State's three All-America selections are the most of any team, marking the second-straight season that MSU has finished with three honorees. The Spartans placed multiple student-athletes on the first team for the eighth time in program history. It's the second All-America honor of Augustine's career and the first for Martone and Stramel.

Augustine, also named the Mike Richter Award winner on Friday night as the top goaltender in NCAA Division I men's hockey, finished his junior season ranked No. 3 nationally in wins (24), No. 6 in save percentage (.929) and No. 11 in goals-against average (2.11). With Augustine in net the Spartans scoring defense ranked No. 4 nationally and MSU's penalty kill unit led all Big Ten programs in conference action (.802). Augustine concluded his 2025-26 campaign with an 11-5-0 record against ranked opponents and a 10-2-0 record against teams ranked in the Top Five.

He's the first two-time First Team All-American for Michigan State since Ryan Miller did it in 2001 and 2002, and is one of only two players in program history to be named a First Team All-American on the ice and an Academic All-American off the ice joining Ron Scott (1982 and 1983).

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Martone is the only freshman in program history to earn first team honors and is one of only two freshmen to be named a First Team All-American this season (Ethan Wyttenbach, Quinnipiac). Martone's 50 points rank fifth all-time by a freshman at MSU and his 25 goals ranked second to only Rod Brind'Amour's 27 in 1988-89.

Martone's 0.71 goals per game ranked No. 2 nationally and his 1.43 points per game were No. 3. He was a First Team All-B1G selection after posting 17 multi-point performances which included five games of three or more points.

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Stramel was a First Team All-B1G selection and a Hobey Baker Memorial Award Top 10 finalist alongside Augustine. His career-best 44 points as a senior ranked second on the team and his seven game-winning goals tied for the nation's best. Stramel was No. 2 nationally in face-off wins (482), No. 15 in points per game (1.19), No. 24 in goals per game (0.51) and No. 29 in assists per game (0.69).

Stramel's +29 rating led all Spartan skaters and tied for fourth nationally. He was a key contributor to both MSU special teams units, playing on the top power play line that ranked No. 2 nationally in efficiency (.302) and the top penalty kill unit that led the Big Ten (.802) and ranked No. 19 nationally (.823).