Posts tagged with "Boston University"
BU Terriers Who Could Be Bruins This Season
March 19th, 2017 General Manager Don Sweeney and the Boston Bruins decided to stay relatively quiet at the trade deadline this season – their only move being the deal with Winnipeg that brought Drew Stafford to Boston. Instead of making a big splash at the deadline, the B's opted to stick to their long-term plan, which Sweeney has referenced on...
Charlie McAvoy - The Next Ones: NHL 2016 Draft Prospect Profile
June 23rd, 2016 Charlie McAvoy 2015-16 Team: Boston University (#7) Date of birth: December 21, 1997 Place of birth: Long Beach, New York Ht: 6’0” Wt: 208 lbs Shoots: Right Position: Defence NHL Draft Eligibility: 2016 1st year eligible Twitter: @CMcAvoy44 THW The Next Ones Ranking (February): 23 Other Rankings: THW War...
USHL Scoring Leaders Littered with BU Recruits
April 21st, 2015 With just two seniors graduating in Evan Rodrigues and Cason Hohmann, the BU Terriers will retain most of their forward corps in terms of bodies. However, with Jack Eichel's status still up in the air, the team could potentially lose 58 goals and 163 points of production with just three departures. With all six regular defensemen...
Is Jack Eichel Returning to BU?
April 18th, 2015 At Friday night's Friends of BU Hockey Awards Banquet, the awards portion of the night went along with no surprises. Jack Eichel won the Ed Carpenter Award for Most Points, and the George V Brown award for MVP. It wasn't until the end of the ceremony that things got interesting, when the captains for next year's team were...
Jack Eichel Tracker: Close, but No Cigar
April 13th, 2015 After dispatching the Yale Bulldogs and Minnesota-Duluth to win the Northeast Regional, the Terriers were set to face the University of North Dakota for the right to compete for an NCAA Championship. Coming in, many believed North Dakota would be the best team the Terriers had faced all season. Eichel made his mark on the game early,...
Uncertain Future for Boston University Terriers
April 12th, 2015 Last night, the Providence College Friars came back in the 3rd period to steal a National Championship from Boston University, one of the top teams in the entire NCAA. It was the 1st National Championship in Providence’s history. Boston University was stunned and devastated by the turnout. Standing in the locker room after the game,...
