Nine weeks from tonight, the 2010-11 BU Hockey season begins with the Terriers facing off against Wisconsin in the Ice Breaker Tournament in St. Louis. BU has begun a campaign in The Gateway City only once before, 1970-71, when the Terriers helped the St. Louis University Billikens launch their D-1 program. Terriers came away with 8-0 and 9-1 wins to ignite a season that ended with a 28-2-1 record and BU’s first national championship.
Exclusive pre-sale offer for the 2010 Ice Breaker Tournament coming to Scottrade Center on Friday, October 8 and Sunday, October 10. Four of the nation’s elite college hockey programs will open the 2010 season in St. Louis as part of a unique two- day, four-game tournament at Scottrade Center.
Boston University takes the ice against Wisconsin and Holy Cross faces off with Notre Dame on Friday, Oct. 8 in the 2010 Warrior Ice Breaker Tournament. The championship and consolation games will be played Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10. All session tickets are $65, 55, $45 and $25. An "all session" ticket is valid for all four games.
News from the Junior National Camp
Team USA returns to the ice today with a 4 p.m. EDT contest against Sweden. (Live box score)In Wednesday’s 6-3 win against Finland, Adam Clendening picked up his second assist of the exhibition series, along with a major penalty for cross-checking and a game misconduct. Charley Coyle, who didn’t make the scoresheet, played center again as he will again today. Clendening won’t dress for today’s game as other blueliners are rotated in.
• Junior National Camp blog
Team USA returns to the ice today with a 4 p.m. EDT contest against Sweden. (Live box score)In Wednesday’s 6-3 win against Finland, Adam Clendening picked up his second assist of the exhibition series, along with a major penalty for cross-checking and a game misconduct. Charley Coyle, who didn’t make the scoresheet, played center again as he will again today. Clendening won’t dress for today’s game as other blueliners are rotated in.
• Junior National Camp blog
• USA Today: Young centers drawing raves at U.S. WJC camp
2010 Women's Hockey recruit class announced
We hope to have the official announcement of the men's recruit class very soon. Yesterday BU announced the ten-member women's team recruit class. With eight freshmen and two transfers, Coach Brian Durocher, co-captain of BU's 1977-78 national champions, has assembled one of the top groups in the nation. Included are two members of the 2010 Canadian gold-medal winning Olympic team, Marie-Philip Poulin and Catherine Ward, and an alternate from that team, Jenn Wakefield, wh has transferred from New Hampshire. Two seasons ago, she was a top-10 finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (the women's version of the Hobey Baker Award). Last season, BU's women's team won its first Hockey East title and made its first appearance in the NCAA tournament.
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