tw-align-centerDay One ✅
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) September 6, 2022
📸 @mattwoolverton pic.twitter.com/kIXI03wLRG
Pre-season practice—and classes—began today for Coach Jay Pandolfo's 28-man squad. The 101st season of Terriers hockey begins Oct. 1 with the home opener against Bentley.
Clockwise from top left: Senior Jay O’Brien, sophomore Ty Gallagher, freshman Quinn Hutson and freshman Ryan Greene.
tw-align-centerHappy first day of classes, Terriers! We’re just 2️⃣5️⃣ days away from opening night at @AgganisArena! pic.twitter.com/GCYaeC5hvp
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) September 6, 2022
Update: Juniors Drew Commesso and Luke Tuch have joined the leadership team as assistant captains. Last Spring, senior Dom Fensore was named captain and classmates Case McCarthy and Jay O'Brien were announced as assistants.
tw-align-centerWe’re proud to announce that Luke Tuch and Drew Commesso have been named assistant captains for this season! pic.twitter.com/HX1SR0YWNV
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) September 7, 2022
Looking ahead
2024 recruit Jack Pridham has returned to St. Andrews College for a second season. The 6'2" right wing, who put up a 16-16-32 line in 43 games, had been drafted #26 overall in the USHL entry draft by Tri-City.
Looking back
The September issue of USA Hockey Magazine has a distinctly Terrier flavor. Blog contributor Neal Boudette authored "BU in his Blood," (pg. 39) about new San Jose GM Mike Grier, who "has never forgotten his Beantown roots." New Sharks Coach David Quinn addresses "the biggest difference between coaching college and the NHL." (pg. 19). And an unnamed Terrier is featured on the magazine cover, illustrating a story about the transfer portal.
● USA Hockey Magazine digital edition
Women's Team
tw-align-centerThat golden feeling. 🏆 😆 #WomensWorlds | @IIHFHockey | @TSN_Sports pic.twitter.com/5IUHqieLfM
— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) September 4, 2022
Team Canada won its third
consecutive IIHF World Championship, defeating Team USA, 2-1, in the gold-medal
game in Denmark. Long-time captain Marie-Philip Poulin had 10 points (5G,5A)
and Victoria Bach had six (1G,5A) for Canada. Jesse Compher had a goal and an
assist for the U.S.
tw-align-center.@JessComph7 knows exactly what shes doin'#WomensWorlds pic.twitter.com/rCPdYjCGEU
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) September 3, 2022
Poulin, who has won three Olympic gold medals and plays professionally in the PWHPA, was named a development consultant by the Montreal Canadiens in June and worked with Canadian draft picks Luke Tuch and Lane Hutson during the team’s development camp in July.
Coach Brian Durocher received a commitment for 2024 from Ottawa Lady Senators defenseman Avery Supryka following her performance in the recent Beantown Classic.
tw-align-center🚨Commitment Alert!🚨 We are proud to announce that @avery_supryka has committed to @TerrierWHockey!! Congratulations Avery!!! pic.twitter.com/yfYGzJpJhK
— Ottawa Lady Sens (@OttawaLadySens) September 5, 2022
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