Blaine Jarvis Heart and Soul Award

The Blaine Jarvis Heart and Soul Award is the Rush organization's highest individual honor for a player. It is named in memory of late Rush forward Blaine Jarvis. Jarvis spent two seasons in Rapid City as a member of the inaugural team in 2008-09 and the CHL championship team in 2009-10. He passed away in an accident on January 31, 2016, at the age of 31.

The Rush created the Blaine Jarvis Heart and Soul Award following his death. It is presented to a Rush player at the end of each season. The honor is awarded to the Rush player that best exemplifies the qualities of Blaine Jarvis both on and off the ice: professionalism, perseverance, determination, commitment to the game, work ethic, and excellence in both the locker room and community.

PAST WINNERS

2022-23: Adam Carlson

2021-22: Logan Nelson

2019-20: Tyler Coulter

2018-19: Cedric Montminy

2017-18: Josh Elmes

2016-17: Riley Weselowski

2015-16: Danny Battochio