Minnesota stays at No. 1 in this week's @USATODAY/@USAHMagazine Men's College Hockey Poll: http://t.co/Wtofyyx7J9 pic.twitter.com/9fUP6C6TCc
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) November 10, 2014
Following the win against
BC and tie with UConn, the Terriers moved up in the national rankings from fifth
to third in both the USCHO and USA Today/USA Hockey
Magazine polls. SB Nation’s poll
ranked BU second.
Freshman Jack Eichel’s
game-tying goal against BC and three primary assists against UConn earned him
his second Hockey East Pro Ambitions Rookie
of the Week Award of the season.
Senior Evan Rodrigues, who scored twice against BC and added a pair of
assists vs. UConn made the weekly list of top performers.
Hockey Buzz examines
the impact
Eichel (photo) and Rodrigues had in the two weekend games, while NHL.com reviewed Eichel's first experience with the Battle of Commonwealth Ave.
College Hockey Inc. Stat-Pack
shows the Terriers are fourth best in Division 1 in goal margin, that Matt O’Connor
(photo) ranks third in save percentage in the third period and OT, and that Eichel
and Danny O’Regan are #1 and #2 in most points in the third period and OT.
O’Connor also ranks first
among Hockey East goalies in goals against average (1.61) and save
percentage (.947) in all games played. For all games, Eichel, O’Regan and
Rodrigues rank 1-2-3
among Hockey East skaters.
● USCHO Hockey East blog
Looking ahead
2015 recruit Max
Letunov and 2016 recruit Vas Kolias (photo) each had a point in Youngstown’s 5-2
loss to Chicago on Sunday. Letunov's
shot off the Steel’s goalie was converted for the Phantoms’ first score of the
evening. Later, Kolias’ slapper found the net after kissing the crossbar.
Letunov, a second-round pick of St. Louis in the 2014 draft, is second on the
team in scoring with 13 points (7G, 6A) in 12 games, while Kolias has a 2-3-5
line in 11 starts. Youngstown and Chicago
meet again this evening and we’ll provide the score in an update.
Looking back
In his first return to Anaheim since an off-season trade, Nick Bonino assisted on the Canucks' only goal in regulation and then scored the game-winner (video) in the shootout.
In his first return to Anaheim since an off-season trade, Nick Bonino assisted on the Canucks' only goal in regulation and then scored the game-winner (video) in the shootout.
● LA Times
recap
Former Terrier Chris
Bourque scored his fourth goal of the season as the AHL's Hartford Wolf Pack edged
Hershey, 3-2.
Women’s Team
Junior Sarah Lefort,
who leads the Terriers in scoring, and senior Shannon Doyle, riding a six-game
scoring streak, both made Hockey East’s weekly list of top
performers.
●Daily Free Press recap
of Terriers’ tie with Yale.
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