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Hockey East Awards Banquet
Terriers
swept the top awards and placed five on the conference all-star teams at last
night’s Hockey East awards banquet (photo
gallery). Freshman Jack Eichel was named both Player of the Year and Rookie
of the Year, joining Maine’s Paul Kariya (1993) and BC’s Brian Leetch (1987) as
the only Hockey East players to do so as freshmen. Second-year head coach David Quinn won conference Coach of the Year
honors.
Eichel
and junior captain Matt Grzelcyk earned spots as First Team All-Stars, while
senior Evan Rodrigues, and juniors Matt O’Connor and Danny O’Regan were named
Second Team All-Stars. Eichel
is the first Terrier named P-O-Y since John Curry in 2007 and the first named
R-O-Y since Charlie Coyle in 2011.
► Episode 23
of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Coach David
Quinn, freshman wing J.J. Piccinich and former Terrier All-American, U.S.
Olympian and two-time Stanley Cup winner Shawn McEachern. Piccinich, a New Jersey native, played two
seasons for USHL Youngstown before arriving at BU. McEachern (photo) starred for two
Terrier squads that reached the NCAA Final Four (1990 and 1991) and scored the
overtime winner (video) to defeat Maine in the 1991 Hockey East championship
game. His 82 points (34G, 48A) in 1990-91 is second most by any Terrier.
Following a 13-year NHL career, MacEachern went into coaching and now is head man behind
the bench for The Rivers School.
Looking
ahead
2018
recruit Logan Cockerill has been added to the roster for NTDP
evaluation camp, which begins today in Ann Arbor. 2017 recruit David
Farrance also is on the roster and former BU All-American and NHLer Freddy
Meyer is on the camp coaching staff.
Women's Team
Senior captain Marie-Philip Poulin was named a first-team ACHA All-American, becoming the first Terrier to earn that distinction. The two-time Olympic gold medalist played for three of BU's four consecutive Hockey East tournament championship teams and finished her career with 81 goals and 181 points. With 54 points this season, she is a finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award.
● GoTerriers.com report
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