BU has added a sixth forward to its 2018-19 recruit class.
Mark Cheremeta, a 5-11, 179 lb. left-shot from Parkland, Florida--born
in Belarus--, comes off a strong season with the Islanders Hockey Club’s top-level
NCDC team, tying for the team lead in scoring with 59 points (18G, 41A)
in 50 games with six game-winners. He also tied for third in league scoring and
added five points in the playoffs as IHC claimed the league championship. Cheremeta
had previously been committed to Vermont for 2019-20.
Two months ago, he was selected in the third round of the USHL Phase 2 draft by Sioux Falls and recently participated in the Stampede’s main tryout camp. New England Hockey Journal’s Jeff Cox reports that “Cheremeta has improved significantly over the past year. He was the best player in Sioux Falls Main Camp.” A week before Cheremeta switched his commitment to BU, Cox tweeted: "Vermont commit Mark Cheremeta has turned into a legit pro prospect after 2 seasons with@islandershc in @USPHL."
Last November, USA Junior Hockey Magazine reported that Cheremeta’s game has taken “a giant leap” over his Premier league season. IHC Coach Tremblay said “He can score, he can make plays. He plays the game a little differently. He has a Red Army way about him, a good East-West game. How he doesn’t have a Division 1 commitment right now baffles me.” [He committed to Vermont this past April.]
In 2016-17 Cheremeta scored 35 points for IHC’s Premier team, helping to lead them to a Dineen Cup title. He also played three games with USHL Muskegon, scoring one goal.
Two months ago, he was selected in the third round of the USHL Phase 2 draft by Sioux Falls and recently participated in the Stampede’s main tryout camp. New England Hockey Journal’s Jeff Cox reports that “Cheremeta has improved significantly over the past year. He was the best player in Sioux Falls Main Camp.” A week before Cheremeta switched his commitment to BU, Cox tweeted: "Vermont commit Mark Cheremeta has turned into a legit pro prospect after 2 seasons with
Last November, USA Junior Hockey Magazine reported that Cheremeta’s game has taken “a giant leap” over his Premier league season. IHC Coach Tremblay said “He can score, he can make plays. He plays the game a little differently. He has a Red Army way about him, a good East-West game. How he doesn’t have a Division 1 commitment right now baffles me.” [He committed to Vermont this past April.]
In 2016-17 Cheremeta scored 35 points for IHC’s Premier team, helping to lead them to a Dineen Cup title. He also played three games with USHL Muskegon, scoring one goal.
Following that season Cheremeta was invited to the Florida Panthers
development camp (video/interview) and two summers ago, he participated in USA Hockey’s Select 17
Development Camp.
The other forwards in BU's 2018 recruit class are Joel Farabee, Jake Wise, Jack DeBoer, Matt Quercia and graduate transfer Max Willman.
● USA Junior Hockey Magazine Ferguson,
Cheremeta move up together to Islanders Hockey Club
● SunSentinel.com Parkland teen Mark Cheremeta living out a dream
News from NHL development camps
Senior Bobo Carpenter (#72) displayed his shootout moves in Devils'
development camp (video) this week.
Carpenter, co-captain of this season’s Terriers, was in his second year at
Devils’ camp. Earlier this month, he was at Islanders development camp.
● Pucks & Pitchforks Six
to Watch in Devils Camp
● NHL.com/avalanche Bowers
aiming to show his skill.
TheAthletic.com Shane Bowers looks to be a big part of the Avalanche's future
We liked Shane Bowers in the #NHLDraft, and now we have him.— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) July 13, 2018
And we’re expecting big things! #GoAvsGo https://t.co/rzF2a6xnET
Looking ahead
2019-20 recruit Trevor Zegras discussed his U17 season and
the step up from the prep ranks where he had scored 42 points in 28 games for
Avon Old Farms. He was third in scoring on the U17s with 59 points (20G, 39A)
including six points in six games at the World U17 Challenge.
● USA Hockey Hockey was the
only sport for Trevor Zegras
Looking back
Former Terrier goalie Connor LaCouvee has signed on with the ECHL Maine
Mariners, an affiliate of the New York Rangers. LaCouvee played three
seasons at BU and was a graduate transfer at Minnesota State last season, where
he rang up a 1.80 GAA and .914 save percentage.
Former Terrier Chris Bourque has signed on with the
Islanders’ AHL affiliate in Bridgeport following many years with Hershey.
Playing with the Bears, he won three Calder Cups, led the league in scoring
twice and was league MVP in 2016. Bourque is the all-time leading AHL scorer. Last season, he played for the U.S. Olympic
Team in Pyongchang.
● Connecticut Post: Sound
Tigers sign five, including Bourque brothers.
Women's Team
We're proud of our program-record 16 student-athletes that were named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team!https://t.co/nNeSSOx0Wz pic.twitter.com/uCd1cyHjom— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) July 12, 2018
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