Terriers travel to Durham, N.H., to take on the UNH
Wildcats tonight. Puck drop at the Whittemore Center is at 7 p.m. ET. The game
will be live-streamed on the UNH YouTube Channel.
In the teams’ first meeting of the season, redshirt
sophomore Max Prawdzik blanked the Wildcats, 4-0, in his first collegiate
start, backed by goals from Jordan Greenway, Bobo Carpenter, Dante Fabbro and Ty
Amonte (photo).
UNH, coming off a 4-4 tie with Maine, is looking to end a
five-game winless streak. Its offense is led by forwards Michael McNicholas
with 19 points and Liam Blackburn (15)
along with two freshmen defensemen Max Gildon (15) and Benton Maass (13).
Senior Daniel Tirone has started every game for the Wildcats and has a 2.62
GAA.
The game will be the final regular season game against BU
for UNH Coach Dick Umile who will retire at the end of his 28th
season.
● UNH YouTube Channel
● Boston Hockey Blog live in-game blog
● USCHO Hockey East Picks
& Predictions
● HockeyEastOnline Weekend
Preview
● Concord Monitor: UNH
Notebook
TONIGHT'S BU’S LINE-UP
Tkachuk-Greenway-Melanson
Cockerill-Bowers-Carpenter
Olsson-Phelps-Chabot
Crone-Amonte-Curry
Krys-MacLeod
Hickey-Fabbro
Kotkansalo-Crotty
Oettinger
►In the latest entry of his 2018 Draft Diary for
NHL.com, freshman Brady Tkachuk comments on his experience
playing for Team USA in the World Junior Championships where he helped win a
bronze medal.
Tkachuk is one of NHL.com's Mike Morreale's five breakout players who emerged at the World Juniors.
● NHL.com report
Tkachuk is one of NHL.com's Mike Morreale's five breakout players who emerged at the World Juniors.
● NHL.com report
►This week’s episode of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie
Corbett’s interviews with Coach David Quinn and sophomore defenseman Dante
Fabbro, who won a gold medal playing for Canada in the WJCs.
►This week’s Hockey on Campus podcast
features: Greenway, Maine Coach Red Gendron, former UNH forward Bobby Butler,
who has been named to the USA Olympic squad and hockey broadcaster Dave Starman.
Hockey on Campus airs on NHL Radio (SiriusXMChannel 91) on Saturday morning at
8 a.m. ET and Sunday morning at 10 a.m. ET. You can also find it here on College Hockey
News.
Looking ahead
Pretty goal here by @BU_Tweets commits @D_sebrango3 and @DylanPeterson28 #hockey #BUconnection pic.twitter.com/PwSnXTz6YF— CIH Academy (@CIHAcademy) January 10, 2018
2020 recruits Dylan Peterson (#28) and Donovan Sebrango (#9), both of
whom turn 16 this month, are second and third in scoring for CIHA Academy’s U18AAA
Midget White team with 18 and 17 points respectively. Peterson, a 6-3, right
wing, also has had two call-ups to the CCHL Ottawa Junior Senators. Peterson
and Sebrango are the two top-rated HEO AAA
League prospects for this Spring’s OHL draft.
Looking back
Jack Eichel scored his 18th goal and added an
assist in the Sabres’ 3-1 win against Columbus.
● NHL.com recap and highlights
An analysis by TheHockeyWriters.com contends that the “Bruins
don’t need to make a trade” and that one reason is the play of rookie D-man Matt Grzelcyk:
“A funny thing happened when Grzelcyk took over the spot as well; he shined in a way that nobody could have predicted. While many knew he would be a good player from his time at Boston University (alongside McAvoy, no less), there was no way of knowing he would perform so well under the circumstances when given the opportunity.
Former Terrier All-American and 2009 Hobey Baker Award winner Matt Gilroy talked with Newsday about achieving a childhood dream of being
named to the U.S. Olympic team. Currently playing for Jokerit (26 points in 48 games) in
his fourth season in the KHL, Gilroy will be joined in PyeongChang by former Terriers John McCarthy and Chris
Bourque and junior Jordan Greenway.
Boston University Hockey. 1951 @TerrierHockey @BU_Tweets @bualumni @universalhub #ProudToBU pic.twitter.com/RWLBzmv4PR— JΔRΞD🇺🇸 (@JaredMay76) January 11, 2018
1951 Terriers featured in Life Magazine.
Women’s Team
Terriers begin a home-and-home series against Hockey East
rival Providence with a contest at Walter Brown Arena tonight. Puck drop is at
7 p.m. BU lost the first meeting of the teams last month, 6-5.
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