| Tewaaraton Award Recipients | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Men's Winner | School | Position | Women's Winner | School | Position |
| 2001 | Doug Shanahan | Hofstra University | Midfield | Jen Adams | University of Maryland | Attack |
| 2002 | Mike Powell | Syracuse University | Attack | Erin Elbe | Georgetown University | Attack |
| 2003 | Chris Rotelli | University of Virginia | Midfield | Rachael Becker | Princeton University | Defense |
| 2004 | Mike Powell | Syracuse University | Attack | Amy Appelt | University of Virginia | Attack |
| 2005 | Kyle Harrison | Johns Hopkins University | Midfield | Katie Chrest | Duke University | Attack |
| 2006 | Matt Ward | University of Virginia | Attack | Kristen Kjellman | Northwestern University | Midfield |
| 2007 | Matt Danowski | Duke University | Attack | Kristen Kjellman | Northwestern University | Midfield |
| 2008 | Mike Leveille | Syracuse University | Attack | Hannah Nielsen | Northwestern University | Midfield |
| 2009 | Max Seibald | Cornell University | Midfield | Hannah Nielsen | Northwestern University | Midfield |
| 2010 | Ned Crotty | Duke University | Attack | Caitlyn McFadden | University of Maryland | Midfield |
| 2011 | Steele Stanwick | University of Virginia | Attack | Shannon Smith | Northwestern University | Attack |
| 2012 | Peter Baum | Colgate University | Attack | Katie Schwarzmann | University of Maryland | Midfield |
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