Ken Dryden set an all-time record by allowing just one goal in two games for a goals against average of 0.50 to go along with his .986 save percentage , a record for both the Frozen Four and overall tournament ( as of 2018 ) . Despite his historical numbers Dryden was not named as Tournament Most Outstanding Player , that honor instead went to Skip Stanowski , the standout defenseman who finished the tournament with two goals and two assists ( contributing on 80 % of Cornell 's offense ) and scored both game-winning goals . Dryden would have to settle for being named to the All-Tournament first team along with Stanowski , Harry Orr and Mike Doran . Dave and Doug Ferguson were also named to the Second Team
Tournament Most Outstanding Player
List of NCAA Division I Ice Hockey Tournament Most Outstanding Player
1966–67 Cornell Big Red men's ice hockey season