Eichel is the third Terrier to win the Hobey,
following Matt Gilroy in 2009 and Chris Drury in 1998. Kieran Millan earned the National Rookie of
the Year Award in 2009.
Grzelcyk joins a long list of Terrier
blueliners to achieve All-American status, including Gilroy, Colby Cohen, Kevin
Shattenkirk, Tom Poti, Freddy Meyer, Vic Stanfield and Bob Brown.
● GoTerriers.com: They
Like Eich, Eichel
and Grzelcyk All-Americans
● CBS Eye on Sports report
● College Hockey News report, Parker on Eichel
● ACHA National Rookie of the
Year, All-American
teams
Eichel:
“I wouldn’t be here accepting this award if it wasn’t for our team.”
Eichel:
“I wouldn’t be here accepting this award if it wasn’t for our team.”
"We didn't dream of coming to the Frozen
Four, we dreamed of winning it."
They Like Eich! Congrats to Jack Eichel - 2015 Hobey Baker Award Winner! #ProudtoBU pic.twitter.com/SuZrBuSK5k
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) April 10, 2015
And the entire @TerrierHockey team signing autographs at Matthews Arena. #TerrierPride pic.twitter.com/1PYy58Xrdp
— Friends of BU Hockey (@BU_FoH) April 10, 2015
Looking ahead
2017 recruit David Farrance has accepted an
invitation to play for the NTDP U17s next season. The left-shot defenseman earned USPHL 16U MVP
and Defenseman of the Year honors after scoring 52 points for the Syracuse
Stars. He also was named a New York All-State selection after scoring 28 goals
and 18 assists in 18 games for Victor High School.
● Democrat & Chronicle report
● SB Nation report
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