BU’s
2017 recruit class has been completed with the addition of goalie Drew Hotte
from the NAHL Johnstown Tomahawks. The
6’1” native of Ambler, Pennsylvania recorded a 2.43 goals against average and a .913
save percentage in 38 regular season games (and 2.00/.924 in three playoff
games). Hotte set a team record for most wins by a netminder with 24. Last December his 5-0 record
earned NAHL Goalie of the Month honors.
Hotte
spent three seasons at Milton Academy (Milton, Massachusetts) and then most of last
season in the USHL with Waterloo—as a teammate of classmate Shane Bowers—and Madison. His
numbers at Waterloo were 3.12 GAA and .889 save percentage.
With
Hotte’s commitment, BU’s 2017 class is now complete with 10 freshmen—six forwards, three
defensemen and one goalie. In addition, former RPI skater Drew Melanson comes
aboard as a graduate transfer.
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Junior Hockey News profile
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NAHL.com Goalie of the
Month—December
►@BurntBoats has updated the chart of Projected Future Terrier Rosters.
►Freshman
Logan Cockerill talked with The
Press & Argus about being drafted in the seventh round by the Islanders
and looked ahead to playing at BU.
College
Hockey Inc has a running
list of college players and recruits attending NHL development camps.
Nashville draftees Dante Fabbro, Patrick Harper and David Farrance have been
joined at Predators’ camp by incoming freshman Hank Crone. Bobo Carpenter and
Sean Maguire are at Penguins’ camp.
Five
Terriers earned places on the Hockey East
2016-17
All Academic Team: Gabe Chabot, Nikolas Olsson, Shane Switzer, Connor
LaCouvee and Tommy Kelley.
Looking
back
With
NHL free agency set to begin on Saturday, a pair of teammates from BU’s 2009
national championship team, Nick Bonino and Kevin Shattenkirk, are reported to be in
high demand. Bonino won the Stanley Cup with Pittsburgh the past two seasons.
Shattenkirk, who was traded to Washington late last season, has reportedly been
targeted by teams including Boston, New Jersey, Buffalo and Tampa Bay.
Former
BU goalie Matt O’Connor, who did not receive a qualifying offer from Ottawa, is
reported to have signed
on with Nashville.
Women’s
Team
Fourteen
Terriers have earned places on the Hockey East All-Academic Team, led by
Victoria Hanson. The senior goalie was named a Distinguished Scholar for
achieving All-Academic team status all four years.
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GoTerriers.com report
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