BU toppled BC, 10-5,
in the 4th annual Comm Ave. Charity Classic at Walter Brown Arena
last Friday. With “guests” Ryan Donato, Jimmy Vesey and Adam Gaudette in the
line-up, BU led 3-1 after the first period, and 5-3 after two, paced by
Donato’s hat trick. The Terriers pulled away in the third period on Evan Rodrigues’
second goal, a pair of scores from Jack Eichel and one from John McCarthy.
A new record was set at last nights 4th annual #commaveclassic! $78,432 raised benefiting @PeteFrates3, @ComCareALS and @TRFoundation. Thank you to all of the players, families and fans who helped make this possible! #WeAreBC #ProudToBU pic.twitter.com/SzHBkaiVX7— Comm Ave Classic (@CommAveClassic) August 25, 2018
With the 2018-19 NCAA season
just over six weeks away, ESPN’s John Buccigross Tweeted his pre-September
Top 16.
1 Minnesota-Duluth
2 Michigan
3 Ohio State
4 Providence
5
Princeton
6 Boston University
7 Western Michigan
8 St. Cloud
9 Penn St.
10 Notre
Dame
11 Clarkson
12 N.Dakota
13 Minnesota St.
14 UMass
15 Union
16 BC
Getting a preview of the 2018-2019 @TerrierHockey season at the 14th annual BU Hockey Roundtable. New Head Coach Albie O’Connell addresses the crowd. #IsItOctoberYet pic.twitter.com/sKOZ9LmnAV— Friends of BU Hockey (@BU_FoH) August 18, 2018
Graduate transfer Max Willman spoke
with the Providence Journal about his decision to transfer from Brown to BU and
about his recovery from the knee injury that limited him to nine games last
season. The Barnstable native, who was
drafted by Buffalo in 2014 and attended Sabres development camp this summer,
scored 26 points in 31 games for Brown in 2016-17
● Providence Journal Diploma in hand, Brown’s Willman moves on to BU
● Providence Journal Diploma in hand, Brown’s Willman moves on to BU
Looking back
We’ve added the highlight
video of the 1978 NCAA championship game to the Video Highlights in the
sidebar. The 5-3 win against Green Line rival Boston College—powered by two
goals apiece from Mark Fidler and Tony Meagher— gave the Terriers their third
national title. Highlights of all five BU national championships can now be
accessed in the sidebar.
The video begins with player and coaching staff introductions from last December’s 40th anniversary reunion. Special thanks to the BU Athletics Department video team for preparing the highlight reel, which had been “lost” for many years.
The video begins with player and coaching staff introductions from last December’s 40th anniversary reunion. Special thanks to the BU Athletics Department video team for preparing the highlight reel, which had been “lost” for many years.
Ryan Donato is interviewing fellow rookies, Brady Tkachuk, Jordan Greenway, Kieffer Bellows for Upper Deck. pic.twitter.com/bArrh4ca9D— Upper Deck Hockey (@UpperDeckHockey) August 26, 2018
Looking ahead
The five future Terriers skating for prep schools are
playing fall hockey in the USPHL’s EHF
Selects Division. St. Sebastian’s teammates Liam Gorman (2019) and Liam Connors
(2020) are with the Junior Eagles 18Us. Lawrence Academy’s Braden Doyle (2020)
and Rivers School’s Cade Webber (2020) are on the Little Bruins 18Us and 2021
recruit Brian Carrabes, headed to Kimball Union, is with the GBL Bruins 18Us.
All are in action this week.
Our first set of MyBauer custom skates for Liam Gorman, St Sebastian School, B.U. commit, and Penguins draft pick. Good luck this season! #mybauer pic.twitter.com/XK0ntvkttc— Sports Etc Hockey (@sportsetc) August 25, 2018
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