One weekend down, one to go.— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) March 19, 2019
See you at the Garden... we've got a title to defend.#GoBU pic.twitter.com/fZUKkLB99V
Terriers will be at TD
Garden on Friday making their record 25th appearance in the Hockey
East semifinals. BU will defend its title against Northeastern in a 4 p.m.
start that will air on NESN Plus and will be live-streamed on FloHockey (PPV).
With four goals and an
assist in the quarterfinal series against Lowell—including two game-winners—Joel
Farabee claimed his third Hockey East Rookie of the Week award. Farabee is
the Terrier leader in both points (36) and goals (17) and
ranks third nationally among freshmen in points per game
at 0.97. Patrick Harper, who had two goals and an
assist in game three, and Chad Krys were named to the weekly list of top
performers.
● GoTerriers.com report
● HockeyEastOnline report
Looking ahead
2021 recruit Jeremy Wilmer recorded five
assists in the North Jersey Avalanche 16Us sweep of the Mercer Chiefs in the Atlantic
District Championships. 2022 recruit Devin Kaplan had a goal for the Avs,
who will compete in USA Hockey’s Tier 1, 16U National tournament in Grand Rapids, Michigan,
beginning April 3.
Wilmer along with fellow 2021 recruits Tyler
Boucher (photo) and Roman Schmidt will be in Plymouth, Michigan, beginning Thursday for
NTDP evaluation selection camp for next year’s U17s.
Looking back Forty-seven years ago yesterday, BU became the
first Eastern college to win back-to-back NCAA championships. The Terriers
blanked Cornell, 4-0, behind two goals apiece from Ron Anderson and Ric Jordan
and the Most Outstanding Player performance of goalie Tim Regan, who allowed
just one goal in the two Frozen Four games.
Former BU captain Doyle Somerby has three assists and was plus-five in his last four games for the AHL Cleveland Monsters.
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