Episode16 of Inside BU Hockey—the Blueliners edition—features Bernie Corbett’s interviews
with Head Coach David Quinn, freshman defenseman Chad Krys and former
All-American defenseman Tom Poti. Krys, who has nine points (4G, 5A) and only
eight penalty minutes this season, is a second-generation
Terrier. His father, Mark Krys, captained the 1990-91 squad that fell in triple
overtime in the NCAA championship game, while his mother, Stacy, played
lacrosse at BU.
Krys
spent his two previous seasons as a high-scoring defenseman for the NTDP U17s
and U18s, winning a gold medal in the 2015 World U18s and a bronze in the 2016
World U18s, as well as a bronze in the 2016 World Juniors.
Poti
played for two Frozen Four Terrier teams, including the “few good men” squad
that upset top-ranked Michigan in the NCAA semifinals (video) before losing in the title game. Poti
scored 63 points in his two seasons at BU and also played in the World Junior
Championships both years. In the 1998 Beanpot Championship game—the last time
BU played Harvard for the title—he set up the overtime game-winner by Nick
Gillis (video). Poti played13
seasons in the NHL with Edmonton, the Rangers and Washington, scoring 327
points. He wore the USA colors again at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake
City, winning a silver medal along with four other Terriers: Tony Amonte, Chris
Drury, Keith Tkachuk and current BU assistant Scott Young.
Sophomore
Charlie McAvoy and freshmen Clayton Keller and Jake Oettinger are among the 23
nominees for the Walter Brown Award, presented annually to the best
American-born college hockey player in New England.
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USCHO report
NY Times photo by Gretchen Erd
Terrier
Director of Hockey Operations Brittany Miller is featured in a New
York Times article about women on the staffs of D1 Men’s Hockey teams.
Miller, a former BU team manager, assumed the DHO duties this past summer after receiving her master’s
degree from BU.
►The BU Hockey Band hits the ice (video)
►NCAA.com:
Top
Five College Hockey rivalries
Looking back
Jack
Eichel assisted on a pair of goals, including the overtime game-winner, in
Buffalo’s 6-5
win over San Jose on Tuesday. On Thursday, he scored his 13th
goal in a 5-2
loss to Anaheim.
New
England Hockey Journal: Colin
Wilson a hit in Nashville, Chris
Bourque-Mr. 600
Evan
Rodrigues has been recalled
to Buffalo from Rochester where he had nine goals and 18 assists in 43
games.
It'll be a @TerrierHockey vs @Harvard_Hockey #Beanpot Championship game at #TDGarden. See you Mon. 2/13 at 7:30! pic.twitter.com/JDUmsbIDvo— TD Garden (@tdgarden) February 7, 2017
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