Now this is how you come onto the ice for a game! Great work being done by @WrapSolutions for the updated look around the locker room area! @TerrierHockey @Buccigross @BU_FoH @BUHockeyWriter #startfast pic.twitter.com/VqpUVHkcoX— Dan Ronan (@danronan02) August 31, 2018
Looking ahead
New York Hockey
Journal profiles the NY-NJ-Conn participants in the Sept. 19 All American Prospects
Game (AAPG), including three 2019 recruits: defenseman Case McCarthy and
forwards Robert Mastrosimone and Trevor Zegras.
● NYHJ report
New England Hockey Journal’s Prospects Pulse looks at 2019 recruit and Lawrence Academy senior defenseman Braden Doyle. The article notes that the Lynnfield, Massachusetts native “has proven time and time again that he can start the offense from the back end. His ability to sidestep oncoming forecheckers, rush the puck up ice and give quality lead passes on the breakout are staples of his game.” He’ll also skate in the AAPG.
New England Hockey Journal’s Prospects Pulse looks at 2019 recruit and Lawrence Academy senior defenseman Braden Doyle. The article notes that the Lynnfield, Massachusetts native “has proven time and time again that he can start the offense from the back end. His ability to sidestep oncoming forecheckers, rush the puck up ice and give quality lead passes on the breakout are staples of his game.” He’ll also skate in the AAPG.
● NEHJ Doyle
continues ascent
Squad rosters have been announced for the AAPG. Zegras, McCarthy and defenseman Alex
Vlasic will skate for Team
Langenbrunner, while Mastrosimone, Doyle and defenseman Cade Webber (photo) will
play for Team
Leopold.
● All-American
Prospects Game home page
Boston Jr Eagles win 18U Elite Division at @Tier1faceoff with 4-1 win in finals. Pittsburgh pick Liam Gorman (BU) with 2 goals. Liam Devlin and Tommy Lyons (Brown) also scored. Brian Carrabes (BU) has the lone goal for GBL Bruins.— Jeff Cox (@JeffCoxSports) September 2, 2018
2019 recruit Liam
Gorman, who participated in Penguins development camp, returns to St. Sebastian’s
for his senior year. 2022 recruit Brian Carrabes, who had a team-best 34 points
for St. John’s Prep as a sophomore, will play prep this year at Kimball Union.
Looking back
Alex Chiasson of @Capitals brings the #stanleycup back to his high school for a public event. @NHL @HockeyHallFame pic.twitter.com/bUN5fXE0ZK— Philip Pritchard (@keeperofthecup) September 3, 2018
Former @TerrierHockey great Jon Coleman will be the new assistant coach for @BentleyHockey while @RiverHawkHockey will hire alum Ryan Blair as Director of Hockey Ops https://t.co/jd9nJ4Yu4X— Jeff Cox (@JeffCoxSports) September 4, 2018
Newly named
Bentley assistant coach Jon Coleman skated for four Frozen Four teams, was a
member of the 1995 national championship squad and earned first-team
All-American honors in 1996-97.
● NEHJ report
● Hockeydb.com Coleman stats
Congrats to these seven Terriers on being named to @NEHockeyJournal’s 40 Under 40 - The Brightest Hockey Minds from New England Under Age 40#ProudToBU https://t.co/myZ5w26LXb pic.twitter.com/WVTthYOhFV— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) September 5, 2018
Women’s Hockey
Proud of our five alumnae who were invited to this year's Fall Festival! Congrats to Victoria Bach, Sarah Lefort, Rebecca Leslie, Marie-Philip Poulin and Jenn Wakefield! https://t.co/t0awA82Z4q— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) September 5, 2018
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