Defenseman
Chad Krys is opening some eyes at Blackhawks development camp this week and
Coach David Quinn is expecting that to carry over into the 2016 second-round
draft pick’s sophomore season Quinn is
looking for the Connecticut native to have a breakout season on the BU
blueline.
“Now that he’s comfortable and knows what’s expected of him, I don’t want to put too much pressure on him but I think he can have a breakout year. He’s played a lot of hockey, and I really think he has the elite talent, the work ethic continues to improve and his conditioning really improved.”
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CSNChicago.com BU coach predicts breakout year for Krys
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BlackhawkUp.com’s Day3
Prospect Notes (with video)
The Boston University defenseman may have been the best player on the ice today. I was unaware that Krys had so much offensive ability but he really showed it today. During 3on3 rushes, he was making nice drop passes to his teammates and finding open guys for the easy goal. He also had his own five-hole goal. I’m very curious to see him in scrimmages Friday to see how he plays under pressure. Regardless, his skating ability and hockey IQ were fully on display today.
Chad Krys with the goal pic.twitter.com/2b1QdREOpD— Scott Powers (@ByScottPowers) July 19, 2017
@russbites @TerrierHockey thanks to Bobo Carepenter and John Macleod for talking to the kids at Pride Hockey Camp today. pic.twitter.com/FY6SlhGOMZ— Fids (@8bulldogs2) July 19, 2017
Looking ahead
Three future Terriers are playing in this weekend's Junior Chowder Cup with defending champion Black Squirrels. After three games, 2020 recruit Liam Connors (photo) leads the team with five goals and six points, 2019 recruit Braden Doyle has a goal and two assists. 2020 defenseman Cade Webber also is skating for the Squirrels. (team stats)
Looking back
Three future Terriers are playing in this weekend's Junior Chowder Cup with defending champion Black Squirrels. After three games, 2020 recruit Liam Connors (photo) leads the team with five goals and six points, 2019 recruit Braden Doyle has a goal and two assists. 2020 defenseman Cade Webber also is skating for the Squirrels. (team stats)
Looking back
Parksandrecreation.com
has ranked the top ten Hockey East freshman performances of all time with Jack
Eichel and Kieran Millan earning spots in the top five. Eichel scored 71 points
in 2014-15, leading BU to the NCAA championship game. In 2009, Millan posted a
29-2-3 record with a 1.94 GAA and a .921 save percentage to backstop the
Terriers to their fifth national championship.
►Terrier
hockey alumni will gather on Monday at Woodland Golf Club in Auburndale for the
annual alums tournament. Last summer, 96 Terrier alums, along with ESPN’s John
Buccigross competed in the event.
►A
pair of Terrier forwards will begin their pro careers together in South Carolina with the ECHL
Stingrays. A week ago Nick Roberto
signed on with South Carolina and on Thursday, former Terrier Robbie
Baillargeon did the same. Baillargeon,
who led BU in scoring as a freshman, played for Arizona State last year as a
graduate transfer.
Congrats to former center Robbie Baillargeon on signing today with the @SCStingrays of the ECHL! #BetheTradition #SunDevil4Life pic.twitter.com/Zh9zicz7vy— Sun Devil Hockey (@SunDevilHockey) July 20, 2017
Flashback to the D.C. Miracle
Women’s Team
A 6th round pick in 2007, 2x Stanley Cup champion Nick Bonino played 3 season with the Terriers who also won a National Championship in 09'. pic.twitter.com/0Z1vMy2PWk— Cawlidge Hawkey (@CawlidgeHawkey8) July 21, 2017
Women’s Team
Assistant Coach Katie Lachapelle is leaving BU after nine
seasons on Coach Brian Durocher’s staff. She’s been named the new associate
head coach at Holy Cross.
● USCHO.com report
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