Episode 25 of Inside BU Hockey features
Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Coach David Quinn, former Terrier captain and
All-American John Danby and Tim Hennessy, Corbett’s counterpart as the voice of
North Dakota hockey.
Danby was a standout scorer for three seasons
racking up 160
points (79 G, 81A) and helping to lead BU to back-to-back NCAA titles in 1971
and 1972. A deadly shooter and co-scoring leader on the ‘71-‘72 squad, Danby
scored hat tricks in two of three ECAC playoff games to earn MVP honors. After
BU, he followed his Terrier coach, Jack Kelley, to the New England Whalers of the
fledging WHA, scoring 37 points as the Whalers won the AVCO Cup as the league's
champions. In the late 1970s he served as an assistant on Jack Parker’s
staff for two seasons and was inducted into
the BU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1988.
Frozen Four
● BU Frozen Four media
guide
● Scott Weighart: Righting
the Ship Quickly
● Boston Globe: Frozen
Four preview
● CBS Boston: BU
aims to raise another banner
● The Hockey Writers: Semifinal
preview
● NESN: BU’s
Young Core
● Winnipeg Free Press: Free
agents lead BU into Frozen Four
►BU Men’s Hockey Twitter: Photos from Agganis Arena Pep
Rally, final practice at Agganis, and Media Day.
● Daily Free Press: Students
send off Terriers with a rally
Incredible support at the rally from Terrier Nation! Coach Quinn speaking now #ProudtoBU pic.twitter.com/BjZrN45lf2
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) April 7, 2015
► Coach David Quinn was the runner-up to Minnesota State's Mike Hastings for the ACHA Spencer Penrose Award as top Division 1 coach.
►The Players Tribune: Part 2
of Kevin Shattenkirk’s look at Elite NHL Defenseman
►Steve Thornton, MVP of the 1995
national champion Terriers, is now Director of Hockey Operations for the
Belfast Giants, who will host a college hockey tournament in Belfast next
November, featuring Northeastern, Lowell, Brown and Colgate.
2015 NHL Draft
Central Scouting’s final rankings were issued
today. Among North American skaters, freshman Jack Eichel remained at #2. Also
ranked were: 2015 recruit Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson #31 (photo); 2015 recruit Jordan
Greenway #47; freshman AJ Greer #69; 2016 recruit John McDermott #106; and
freshman Brien Diffley # 136.
Looking ahead
Three future Terriers are on the 23-man
roster of the U.S. National
U18 team that will defend its IIHF World U18 Championship in Switzerland
beginning April 16. 2015 recruits Jordan
Greenway (8G, 29A) and Charlie
McAvoy (7G, 27A), who have spent the full season with the NTDP U18s, are
joined by 2016 recruit Clayton
Keller, a recent call-up from the U17s, where he led the team in scoring with
59 points (25G, 34A).
Women’s Team
Captain Marie-Philip Poulin, Sarah Lefort and
Shannon Doyle have been named New
England Hockey Writers Association All-Stars.
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