Episode 19 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s
interviews with head coach David Quinn, sophomore defenseman Brien Diffley and
Terrier Hockey Fan Blog editor Rick Sacks.
Diffley, who has been a solid, puck-moving blueliner for
BU, has five assists and a +9 rating this season after putting up 11 points
(1G, 10A) as a freshman. Prior to BU, he was a standout for Buckingham, Browne & Nichols, where he
earned ISL All-star honors in 2014. Before that, he helped Burlington HS win a
Massachusetts state championship in 2012.
UMass Daily Collegian: BU-UMass weekend series preview
College Hockey News: Hockey East first-round preview
SB
Nation: Hockey East first-round preview
Along the Boards: Hockey East’s Top 5 non-conference highlights
►NBC
Sports Network has announced that it will broadcast the Hockey East semifinals and championship game live. The games also will air on NESN.
Looking
ahead
Four
future Terrier forwards have been invited to NTDP evaluation camp later this
month in Plymouth Mich.: Jake Wise (Central Catholic HS), Tyler Weiss (Don
Mills Flyers Bantam), Jack DeBoer (Salisbury, photo) and Joel Farabee (Selects Academy
at South Kent 16U). Wise, Weiss and DeBoer were members of the gold medal US team at last month's Youth Olympic Games in Norway.
Currently, there are four future Terriers on the NTDP U18s (Clayton Keller, Chad Krys, Kieffer Bellows and Jake Oettinger) and three on the U17s (David Farrance, Logan Cockerill and Brady Tkachuk).
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USA Hockey announcement
and roster
►In
a play-in game for the Massachusetts Super 8 tournament, Wise generated an
Eichel-esque rush that led to a CC goal. (Video
at 3:00 mark)
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SB Nation report
2017
recruit Patrick Harper scored a goal and added two assists as top-ranked Avon Old Farms
won its quarterfinal round game against Brunswick, 9-2,
in the NEPSAC Elite 8 Tournament. Harper, who has an 18-39-57 scoring line, has
now cracked the 100 career point
mark in his second season with the Winged Beavers. Avon plays Gunnery in a
semi-final game on Saturday.
Looking
back
Charlie
Coyle scored the game-winning goal and added an empty-netter—his 20th
and 21st goals of the season—in the Wild’s 6-3 win against Colorado.
His 21 goals are a career high.
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NHL.com recap
and video
Jack Eichel has been named to the roster of Team North America for next fall's World Cup of Hockey. Team North America is made up of US and Canadian players who are 23 and under.
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Former BU co-captain John McCarthy scored a goal and two assists as the San
Jose Barracudas thumped Stockton, 7-1.
Former
Terriers Cason Hohmann and Zach Cohen each assisted on a goal as Elmira defeated Wheeling,
3-1, in ECHL action.
Women’s
Team
With
a goal and an assist in Sunday’s quarterfinal-clinching win against Vermont, senior
Sarah Lefort surpassed Marie-Philip Poulin as the all-time points leader at BU with183.
The goal was the program-leading 92nd for Lefort, who leads the
four-time defending Hockey East champion Terriers into the conference
semifinals against Northeastern on Saturday.
●Daily
Free Press report
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