Episode 9 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s
interviews with Head Coach David Quinn, sophomore A.J. Greer and former Terrier
captain, All-American and Hobey Baker Award finalist Jay Pandolfo.
Quebec native Greer is coming off a 2-point (1G, 1A) performance in the Red Hot
Hockey tie against Cornell, earning first-star honors. Before arriving at BU,
he scored 92 points in two seasons at Kimball Union Academy, where he teamed with
current Terriers Doyle Somerby and Nick Roberto.
Pandolfo scored 167 points (78G, 89A) in four seasons at BU,
reaching the Frozen Four each year and winning a national championship in 1995.
Most of his 18 year professional career was spent with the Devils with whom he
won the Stanley Cup in 2000 and in 2003, when he scored 12 points in 24 playoff
games. He finished his career with his hometown Bruins and was named Director
of Player Development for the Bruins this past September.
►Terrier Take 5 (video) recaps BU’s weekend in
New York playing at Madison Square Garden in Red Hot Hockey #5 and conducting a
clinic on the rink in Central Park with Ice Hockey In Harlem.
►Danny
O’Regan, who rang up three goals and nine assists in November, was runner up
for HE Warrior Hockey Player of the Month honors.
[NHL Scouting’s David] Gregory believes playing for Quinn will only help enhance his game, similar to how Jack Eichel progressed with the Terriers in 2014-15. "He has a real pro game to him."
►Terriers
begin a two-game home series with Vermont tomorrow night. The Vermont Cynic examines the
Catamounts’ slow start this season.
Looking
ahead
2016
recruit Vas Kolias assisted on three goals in Youngstown’s 6-5 win over Muskegon. It
marked the speedy Phantom defenseman's first three-point game.
Not the first time I've said this this year, but @Koliass5 is FAST pic.twitter.com/IbeUoMnbwz
— Matt Lipcsak (@YTPhantomMenace) December 2, 2015
Prep
Hockey season in New England began this week and three future Terriers are
called out in SB Nation’s prep
preview:
2017 recruit Patrick
Harper, Avon Old Farms (20-27-47 last year); 2016 recruit John McDermott,
Winchester (12-16-28) and 2018 recruit Jack DeBoer,
Salisbury, (27-35-62 for the NJ Colonials).
The
prep coaching ranks also are dotted with former Terriers, including head
coaches Dan Donato at Dexter Southfield, Tony Amonte at Thayer Academy, Shawn McEachern at The Rivers School
and Carl Corazzini at St. Mark’s. Dan McGoff is an assistant coach at Nobles & Greenough.
● USA
Hockey: announcement,
roster,
Youth Olympics game
schedule
● SB
Nation report
on roster
►On
Monday, Weiss scored twice and added an assist to lead the Don Mills Flyers to a
6-2
win against the Toronto Young Nationals.
Congratulations to East Coast Selects-O 01 forward @rmastro9424 on his commitment to @TerrierHockey! #cawlidgehawkey pic.twitter.com/JjRAbtRTo0
— Selects Hockey (@SELECTS_Hockey) December 3, 2015
Women’s
Team
Daily Free Press photo by Justin Hawk
Sophomores
Victoria Bach and Rebecca Leslie and former Terrier Jenelle Kohanchuk were
named to Team Canada’s roster for the 2016 Nations Cup, which begins January 4
in Füssen, Germany. Both second-year players are putting punch in the BU
offense this season. Leslie has a team-leading 24 points (5G, 19A), while Bach,
who played for Canada’s gold-medal squad at last year’s tournament, has 20 (9G,
11A). Kohanchuk is appearing in her fourth Nations Cup.
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GoTerriers.com report
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Hockey Canada report
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Daily Free Press Power play suffers
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