The
Daily Free Press looks at next season’s schedule which will include road trips
to Mankato State and to Boston’s sister city, Belfast, Northern Ireland, where
BU will compete in the Friendship Four tournament. That event, begun in 2016,
was developed by former Terrier captain Steve Thornton and Shane Johnson. BU’s out of conference schedule also features
home games with Quinnipiac, Dartmouth and Arizona State.
● Daily Free Press report
Looking
ahead
2018
recruits Joel Farabee and Jake Wise scored goals in Team USA’s 5-1 win against
Russian in the quarterfinals of the IIHF World U18 Championships in Russia. Wise assisted on Team USA’s first goal and
Farabee provided the eventual game-winner with a shorthanded goal in the second
period. Wise would add an empty netter as the USA advanced to the semifinals
against the Czech Republic on Saturday. The game will air on the NHL Network at
10:30 a.m. ET. Farabee has four goals and two assists for Team USA in the
tournament and 74 points (33 G, 41A) for the season.
● USA
Hockey report,
box score, highlights
► USAToday High School Sports has rated Farabee #2 among top American high schoolers for the upcoming NHL Entry Draft.
2019
recruit Robert Mastrosimone scored an extra-attacker goal to bring the Chicago
Steel even with the NTDP U17s, but Team USA won, 3-2,
in overtime. The U17s lead the best-of-five USHL playoff series, 2-1.
Mastrosimone, one of the league’s youngest players, had 45 points in 60
regular-season games for Chicago.
Looking back
A pair of former Terriers are being considered to fill NHL
general managerial vacancies. The Buffalo
News reports the former BU Associate Head Coach Steve Greeley is having a
second interview with the Carolina Hurricanes. Greeley, who is in his first
season as Sabres assistant GM, had his first interview place last month. The Twin
Cities Pioneer Press reports that ex-Terrier Paul Fenton (photo) is the
front-runner for the Minnesota Wild job. He’s currently the assistant GM for
Nashville.
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