The postseason awards have skated in for the New Canaan Rams’ girls ice hockey team, which had eight players honored on the All-FCIAC teams, and two named to the All-State team this winter.

Junior co-captain Gianna Bruno, a forward, and sophomore Jess Eccleston, a defender, headlined the New Canaan contingent as both were named to the All-FCIAC First Team and All-State Teams.

Bruno led the Rams in scoring and reached a career milestone in the final week of the regular season when she nailed down her 100th point during a 4-1 win in Simsbury. She had a hat trick in that game.

Eccleston starred on a defense which picked up steam as the year went along. New Canaan allowed more than two goals in a game just once over its final 13 contests. The Rams also held their final three opponents to two goals during the season’s last week, as they fought their way into the state tournament.

Four Rams were named to the All-FCIAC Second Team, including juniors Brooke Deane and Liz McCarthy, both co-captains and forwards, and sophomores Katelyn Sparks, a defender, and Kara Fahey, the starting goalie.

Receiving honorable mentions were a pair of freshmen: Forward Quincy Connell and defender Sophie Potter.

The Rams (11-7-4), who were 3-4-2 after nine games, finished the regular season by going 8-1-2 in the final 11 games, a surge which gave them the No. 3 seed in the FCIAC playoffs and the No. 7 seed in the states.

They stumbled in the FCIAC semis, losing to eventual champion Greenwich, 4-1, but delivered a strong performance in the state quarterfinals, where they lost a heartbreaker to defending champion Darien, 2-1, on Monday (see story, Page 13A).