NCAAs
The only Hockey East team to reach the Frozen Four is
conference champ Lowell, which gave up just one goal in its two regional games. Yale, a #4 seed, upset WCHA powers Minnesota
and North Dakota to punch its ticket to Pittsburgh.
Looking ahead
Hockeyfuture’s Future talked with 2013 recruit Robbie Baillargeon, as well as former and current teammates and coaches, for some insights into the prospect whose Twitter handle is MysteryMan. Among the season’s highlights for Baillargeon, who has 41 points in 55 games, was a two-goal, one-assist effort in the first-ever USHL outdoor game, a 4-2 Omaha win over Lincoln.
Fellow 2013 recruit Jarrid Privitera scored his 13th
goal of the season in Dubuque’s 8-1
thumping of Indiana. He has 23 points and a +13 in 51 games for the Saints.
2014 recruit Jack Eichel’s pair of
goal led the NTDP U18s past Green Bay, 5-2 on Friday. Last night, Eichel assisted on two goals in a 6-2 win against the Gamblers and now has an 8-7-15 scoring line in thirteen games since moving up from the
U17s. WIth their USHL schedule complete, the U18s begin preparations for the World U18
Championships in Sochi, Russia, site of the 2014 Winter Olympics. Current
Terriers Matt Grzelcyk, Matthew Lane and Danny O’Regan played for gold-medal
winning Team USA in the 2012 World U18s.
Looking Back
Two-time All American and 1998 Hobey Baker Award winner
Chris Drury, now coaching on the mite level, talks about the American
Development model for youth hockey in a video
interview. The Connecticut native played in three Frozen Fours for BU,
including the Terriers’ 1995 national championship season, and is BU’s all-time
goal-scoring leader with 113.
Kieran Millan stopped 34 shots to lead the Denver Cutthroats
to a 2-1
win in the opening game of the CHL playoffs.
No comments:
Post a Comment