BU
received its first commitment from a 2002 birthdate as dual-citizen Dylan
Peterson from the Canada International Hockey Academy Major Bantams verballed
for 2020. A 6’2, 169 lb., right-shot power forward born in Chicago, Peterson has 15
points in nine games for the CIHA AAA Bantams and serves as assistant captain. He joins Avon Old Farms forward Trevor Zegras in the Terriers' 2020 recruit class.
Prior to playing for CIHA, Peterson rang up 28 goals and 20 assists in 28 games for Eastern Ontario Wild Bantam AAA--plus 11 points in nine playoff games to lead the Wild to the OEMBHL championship. He led the league in both goals and points. The Wild's Web site provides this
thumbnail:
#82 Dylan Peterson for the E.O Wild Minor Bantam team is an electrifying player to watch. A gifted, natural athlete, Dylan can mesmerize his opponents with his puck possession skills as well as "blow them away" with his blazing speed.
Along
with his speed and offensive skills (video-he’s #24),
Peterson also has a bit of Nikolas Olsson to his game (#82 in red).
Earlier this month, Peterson was the leading scorer at the Boston Pizza Peterborough Bantam Icefest, with seven goals and three assists in five games, leading the Voyageurs to the quarterfinals.
Playing in the 2015 Mini Chowder Cup in Boston for tournament champion Rink Eye Selects, he had a 5-6-11 line in four preliminary round games and 2-2-4 in two playoff games, trailing only 2019 BU recruit Robert Mastrosimone.
Following the 2015 Crimson Combine, US Hockey Report wrote:
"Dylan Peterson, F, Eastern Ontario Wild – Big right-shot power forward with finesse. Has soft hands, and showed creativity and hockey IQ."
Following the 2015 Crimson Combine, US Hockey Report wrote:
"Dylan Peterson, F, Eastern Ontario Wild – Big right-shot power forward with finesse. Has soft hands, and showed creativity and hockey IQ."
Dylan Peterson (02) commits to Boston University. CIH Academy in Ontario, CAN. Reports: Dynamic, speedy forward w/ high-end tools. #WhosNext— Matt Grainda (@graindaiv) October 26, 2016
►Kirk
Ludeke’s ScoutingPost
blog offers a prospect update on Bruins draft pick Jakob Forsbacka
Karlsson.
Forsbacka-Karlsson is doing all of the little things that coaches at all levels love and value: production, smart three-zone play, effectiveness in the faceoff circle, and a mature, quiet style of leadership.
►The
Hockey News’ Prospect
Need to Know turned its spotlight on freshman goalie Jake Oettinger.
And a Hockeysfuture.com reader posted some Oettinger highlights from the Sacred
Heart game.
Looking
ahead
2018
recruit Tyler Weiss tried BMX biking and basketball before finding his passion
in hockey. The North Carolina native, who played for the gold-medal winning Team USA
in the 2016 Youth Olympic Games, is tied for second on the NTDP U17s with seven
points (1G, 6A).
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USA Hockey report
Looking
back
Charlie
Coyle's third goal of the season was the game-winner as the Minnesota Wild
blanked the Bruins, 5-0. The former Terrier grabbed his own rebound to score on
a spin-a-rama for his first-ever goal against Boston.
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NHL.com recap
and video
Women’s
Team
Terriers
dropped a 4-3 decision to Northeastern at Walter Brown Arena as a third-period
rally fell short. BU fell behind, 2-0, just six minutes into the game before
senior Maddie Elia put the Terriers on the board at 11:48. The Huskies used
power play and short-handed tallies to expand the lead to 4-1 in the second
period before junior Victoria Bach’s power play goal late in the period,
reduced the margin to two. Bach scored again early in the third period, but
Northeastern kept BU from scoring an equalizer. Senior Victoria Hanson made 36
saves for BU.
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GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive
box score
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Daily Free Press recap
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