Rosters have been
finalized for Friday night’s 4th annual Comm. Ave Charity Classic at
Walter Brown Arena, where BU and BC alums, along with a number of guests, will
face off. Proceeds of the game will benefit The Travis Roy Foundation, Compassionate Care ALS and the Pete Frates Home
Health Initiative. The previous three games raised more than $180,000.
The Terrier
roster includes Jack Eichel, Evan Rodrigues, Danny O’Regan, Clayton Keller, Nick
Bonino, Charlie McAvoy, Matt Grzelcyk, Jay Pandolfo and many more.
Tickets are $15.00
and can be purchased from Ticketmaster
and at the arena. Raffle items.
● Commaveclassic.com Details,
roster, video and more
Kreider-K. Hayes-Gibbons vs. Keller-Eichel-Coyle? Deep BC and BU rosters face off tomorrow at the @CommAveClassic. https://t.co/rFxMGksbO1— Fluto Shinzawa (@FlutoShinzawa) August 23, 2018
SecondCityHockey.com
has pegged BU freshman Jake Wise as the Blackhawks #10 under-25 prospect,
calling him a “candidate to be the steal of the draft.” The center from North Andover, Massachusetts who
impressed at Chicago’s development camp, has been called a “third round pick
with first round talent.” Wise tallied 43 points in 38 games for the NTDP U18s last season.
Junior defenseman
Chad Krys, a second-round Blackhawks selection in the 2016 draft, earned Second
City’s #13 ranking. Krys, who will be a co-captain this year, was sixth in
scoring for BU last season with 27 points (7G, 20A).
MileHighHockey.com’s
Top 25 Under 25 for the Avalanche ranks Terrier sophomore center Shane Bowers
at #10. Drafted in the first round of the 2017 draft by Ottawa and later traded
to Colorado, Bowers earned Hockey East All-Rookie honors after a 32 point
season (17G, 15A).
●
MileHighHockey.com Bowers
Looking ahead
CTV News interviewed with '20 recruit and projected 2020
first rounder Dylan Peterson as he prepares for his first season in the
National Team Development Program.
● CTV News video
interview
@BurntBoats'
latest roster chart shows 26 players on the 2018-19 Terrier squad plus
projected rosters for the next three seasons. The most recent committed
recruit, forward Brian Carrabes will come aboard in 2020-21.
Looking back
Entering his
second full season with the Bruins, Charlie McAvoy expects a very competitive training
camp with only a few spots up for grabs. The former Terrier All-American will
be on the ice at Walter Brown Arena Friday for the Comm Ave. Charity Classic.
Then, he’ll head to Plymouth, Michigan for Sunday’s Stars and Stripes Showdown,
where former BU head coach and new Rangers head coach David Quinn will coach one
of the teams.
●MassLive.com report
Brien Diffley has
been signed to a contract by the Wheeling Nailers, the Pittsburgh Penguins’
ECHL affiliate. The Burlington, Massachusetts native will play for new Nailers
coach—and former BU associate head coach—Mike Bavis.
● ECHL.com report
AJ Greer talked
with ColoradoEagles.com about expanding his game and earning a spot on the
Avalanche roster this season.
●
ColoradoEagles.com report
Sahir Gill has
signed on with the Augsburger Panthers of the German DEL.
Women’s Team
SB Nation’s
Women’s Hockey Top 25 Under 25 for 2018 pegs Terriers All-American Victoria
Bach at #10. BU’s all-time leading goal scorer with 104, Bach has signed a
contract with the CWHL’s defending champion Markham Thunder.
●
TheIceGarden.com report
Congrats, Nina! Looking forward to seeing you play with our other outstanding alumnae in the @NWHL! https://t.co/vjmyIdyELv— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) August 20, 2018
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