In a widely expected move, the Ivy League named Princeton forward Ian Hummer as its Player of the Year Wednesday following a vote of the league’s coaches.

Hummer leads Princeton in points (16.3), rebounds (6.4), assists  (4.1) and blocks (0.8), leading the Tigers (17-11, 10-4) to double-digit Ivy League wins for the fourth consecutive season.

“As the coach and an alum, I can just say how proud I am of him,” said coach Mitch Henderson in a video posted on Princeton’s athletics website. “Knowing how proud he is of his teammates putting him in a position where he can be successful, and how much he enjoys celebrating these types of awards and recognitions with his teammates make me proud to be his coach. I’m so excited he’s been recognized by his peers for an award we here think he is very deserving of. Congratulations Ian.”

Hummer is the first Princeton player to receive the award since current assistant Brian Earl in 1999. His 1,625 points are good for second all-time in program history behind Bill Bradley, and his 725 rebounds rank fifth in the Tigers record books. A two-time All-Ivy first team selection, he was named the league’s Player of the Week a record nine times.

Though the Tigers didn’t realize their goal of an Ivy title this season, Hummer considers his time in Princeton well spent.

“I’ve had a great four years, with great teammates and great coaches,” Hummer said after beating Penn in Philadelphia Tuesday night. “I’ve had so many memorable moments that it is a success in my book.”

Two other Princeton players were also honored. Junior guard T.J. Bray was named to the All-Ivy second team, while sophomore Denton Koon was an Honorable Mention selection.

Harvard’s Siyani Chambers was selected as the league’s Rookie of the Year. Brown’s Cedric Kuakamensah was honored as its Defensive Player of the Year.

Here is the full list of honorees:

2013 All-Ivy League Teams

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Ian Hummer, Princeton (Sr., F - Vienna, Va.)

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
*Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G - Golden Valley, Minn.)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Cedric Kuakamensah, Brown (Fr., F - Worcester, Mass.)

FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY
Sean McGonagill, Brown (Jr., G - Brookfield, Ill.)
Shonn Miller, Cornell (So., F - Euclid, Ohio)
Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G - Golden Valley, Minn.)
*Wesley Saunders, Harvard (So., G/F - Los Angeles)
*Ian Hummer, Princeton (Sr., F - Vienna, Va.)

SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY^
Matthew Sullivan, Brown (Sr., G - Wilmette, Ill.)
Brian Barbour, Columbia (Sr., G - Alamo, Calif.)
Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth (So., F - Panevezys, Lithuania)
Miles Cartwright, Penn (Jr., G - Van Nuys, Calif.)
T.J. Bray, Princeton (Jr., G - New Berlin, Wis.)
Austin Morgan, Yale (Sr., G - Reno, Nev.)

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-IVY
Errick Peck, Cornell (Sr., F - Indianapolis)
Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard (So., F - Yaounde, Cameroon)
Laurent Rivard, Harvard (Jr., G - Saint-Bruno, Quebec, Canada)
Tony Hicks, Penn (Fr., G - South Holland, Ill.)
Denton Koon, Princeton (So., G - Liberty, Mo.)

* Unanimous Selection
^ Due to ties in the voting, the second team expanded to six