Terriers
received their first commitment for 2019-20 on Wednesday when Selects Academy left-shot
center Joel Farabee tweeted his verbal. Farabee, a ’00 birthdate from the
Syracuse suburb of Cicero, New York, had committed to New Hampshire last season,
but re-opened his college choice in September.
Skating
for the USPHL Selects Academy 16Us last season, the 5’9” playmaker scored 33
points (8G, 25A) in 28 regular-season games. Then, at the 2015 World Selects
Invite in South Jersey, Farabee, playing for East Coast Selects U15, rang up 19
points (4G, 15 A) in seven games. The performance earned him the #4 ranking in
USHR’s review of the tournament’s forwards.
4. Joel Farabee^* (#86, East Coast Selects Ontario) Selects Academy, 5-9/145 – Farabee, a UNH fall ’19 commit, has hit a notable growth spurt since our last viewing, and it hasn't slowed him down in the least. The native of Cicero, NY, a Syracuse suburb, has a nice stride and a true understanding of spacing in the offensive zone. Was a constant distributor both off the rush and in settled offensive zone situations. Had an 8-25-33 line in 28 games with the Selects Academy 16Us last winter. (4-15-19, 7 GP)
Joel Farabee (00) commits to Boston
University. Talk about an all-around competitor. Fast, great instincts, good
internal drive. #NTDPwatch
—
Matt Grainda (@graindaiv) November
4, 2015
Farabee had previously
gained the attention of recruiters with a strong performance at the 2014 14U
Nationals, playing for the Syracuse Nationals, prompting USHR to compare him to
another BU recruit:
19. Joel Farabee (LW, #86 Syracuse Nationals, ’00) -- The ’00 from Cicero, NY put himself on the radar at Nationals, showing that despite his age he was able to stand out among kids a year older than he. Farabee reminds us of Patrick Harper in that he is small but possesses great hockey sense and instincts, is skilled with the puck, and uses changes of speed to create separation. He looked a little timid at times, but was able to produce a 2-2-4 line in 4 games as one of the tournament’s youngest players.
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At the time of his decommitment from UNH, The Providence Journal's Mark Divver tweeted “Word is BU,
Providence and possibly BC are in mix for 2000 F Joel Farabee.”
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