Babson College

One of the finest defensemen to ever don the Green and White, Creamer was a standout at the blue line during one of the greatest four-year stretches in Babson hockey history. Missing just three games in his brilliant career, he amassed eight goals and 57 assists for 65 points in 117 contests, and was the team's top-scoring defenseman in each of his final two seasons. With Creamer anchoring the defense, Babson posted a magnificent combined record of 81-31-10 during his career, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament for four straight years and advancing all the way to the Frozen Four in 1988, 1989, and 1990. He was named AHCA All- America Second Team as a junior and First Team as a senior-making him one of only six players in program history to earn national honors in multiple seasons- and in 1990 he became Babson's first J. Thom Lawler Award recipient. He remains one of only eight Babson hockey players to earn All-America First Team recognition. One of the finest defensemen to ever don the Green and White, Creamer was a standout at the blue line during one of the greatest four-year stretches in Babson hockey history. Missing just three games in his brilliant career, he amassed eight goals and 57 assists for 65 points in 117 contests, and was the team's top-scoring defenseman in each of his final two seasons. With Creamer anchoring the defense, Babson posted a magnificent combined record of 81-31-10 during his career, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament for four straight years and advancing all the way to the Frozen Four in 1988, 1989, and 1990. He was named AHCA All- America Second Team as a junior and First Team as a senior-making him one of only six players in program history to earn national honors in multiple seasons- and in 1990 he became Babson's first J. Thom Lawler Award recipient. He remains one of only eight Babson hockey players to earn All-America First Team recognition.