Redshirt
sophomore goalie Max Prawdzik earned Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week
honors for his 4-0 shutout win against New Hampshire in his first collegiate
start. Sophomore Chad Krys had been named DPOW the previous week. Freshman
Brady Tkachuk, with two assists against UNH and one against Northeastern, earned a spot on the Hockey East Weekly Top Performers list.
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GoTerriers.com report
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HockeyEastOnline.com report
Terriers
fell in the polls again and are now ranked #18 in the USCHO weekly poll. In the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll, BU received
the 16th most votes.
Episode
1/Season 3 of BU Terriers All
Access
is now available online. Included are features on senior captain Brandon
Hickey, sophomore Patrick Harper and Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy as well
as early season highlights.
Looking
ahead
NHL.com profiles 2018
recruit Joel Farabee, who recently received an “A” rating on NHL Central
Scouting’s Players to Watch List. The Cicero, NY native led the NTDP U17s in
scoring last season before being promoted to the U18s and helping Team USA win
the IIHF World U18 Championship last April with two goals in the gold-medal
game.
"Joel
is a very good puck mover with outstanding vision," NHL Central Scouting's
Greg Rajanen said. "He shows creative puck plays consistently. He has a
quick release and can snap the puck with pace. He's hard on pucks in all areas
of the rink. He has a high hockey IQ with good offensive instincts. Joel is a
leader on his team setting an example with hard work and team play in the games
that I have seen."
Looking
back
Danny
O’Regan scored his sixth goal of the season, assisted by former Terrier co-captain
John McCarthy, in AHL San Jose’s 4-1 win against Manitoba. BU’s MVP in 2015-16,
O’Regan leads the Barracuda in scoring with 12 points.
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AHL box score
Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson scored his fourth goal and added an assist in the Providence Bruins' 4-3 overtime loss to Springfield. JFK has nine points in 13 games with the P-Bruins.
AHL box score
►Former Terrier and MVP of the 2005 Beanpot Chris Bourque leads the AHL in scoring with 21 points in 15 games.
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