Thursday, March 16, 2017

IBUH: Quinn, Cloonan, O'Regan



Episode21 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Head Coach David Quinn, sophomore forward Ryan Cloonan and former Terrier standout Danny O’Regan. Cloonan, a speedy forward from East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, scored 65 points for the Boston Junior Bruins before heading to Commonwealth Ave. Last season he scored 14 points and was named a Hockey East Top Performer three times. He has five points this season.

O’Regan was among the most prolific BU scorers in recent years, producing 154 points (66 G, 88A) in exactly 154 games. He was a second-generation Terrier, as his father, Tommy O’Regan, co-captained the 1982-83 squad.  At BU, he earned Hockey East All-Rookie Honors, second team All-Star in 2014-15 and first-team All-Star in 2015-16.

Among his most memorable moments at BU were his game-winner against Harvard (video) in double overtime in the 2015 Beanpot, another overtime winner against Yale (video) in the 2015 NCAA regionals and his two-goal effort against BC (video) in Coach Jack Parker’s final win behind the BU bench.

Currently playing for the AHL San Jose Barracuda, O’Regan has 50 points and is the league’s top-scoring rookie. He made his NHL debut earlier this season and scored his first NHL goal.


► USCHO: Hockey East Tournament preview

►College Hockey News: Hockey East Tournament preview

►SB Nation’s Hockey East All-Rookie team includes Clayton Keller and Jake Oettinger.

Looking back
Turn Back Thursday: Forty-five year ago tonight, top seed BU defeated Wisconsin, 4-1, in the NCAA semifinals and punched its ticket to the title game against Cornell. The Badgers took an early lead on a fluke 65-foot shot, but goalie Tim Regan slammed the door the rest of the way, making 26 saves. Paul Giandomenico scored the second-period equalizer and then captain John Danby scored a natural hat trick to put Wisconsin away.
● THFBlog: Looking back at BU’s 2nd National Champs
● BU Athletics Hall of Fame: Tim Regan , John Danby

Former BU MVP Alex Chiasson scored his 10th goal in the Flames’ 5-2 loss to Boston
● NHL.com recap and video
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