Terriers have received a commitment from Aidan Souligny, a 6’2” left-shot defenseman with the CCHL Navan Grads Jr. A. He’s projected to arrive at Agganis Ave. in 2025.
“Aidan is a highly mobile, offensive-minded defenseman,” says Navan GM & Head Coach Marty Abrams. “He makes an excellent first pass, possesses a heavy shot from the point and the ability to play in all situations.
An Ottawa native, he spent two seasons with the Ottawa Junior ’67s, winning a league championship in 2019-20. Last year, Souligny moved up to the Navan Grads U18 AAA in Hockey Eastern Ontario (HEO) U18 while still a 15 year-old. He had a 2-19-21 scoring line in 31 games and earned first runner-up for the league’s 2021-22 Top Defenseman Award.
Souligny
was drafted in the seventh round of the 2022 OHL draft by the Oshawa General. He's the third defenseman to commit to BU in recent months following Hunter Hady and Tom Willander, both in the 2023 class.
►Four Terriers were named to Hockey East’s Weekly Top Performers list: Matt Brown, Ryan Greene, Lane Hutson and Vinny Duplessis.
►The Terriers’ connection with seven-year-old Logan Gatto through Team Impact continued with a visit to practice at Agganis Arena.
tw-align-center"Logan, you're a real role model to us and you exemplify what it means to be a BU hockey player." pic.twitter.com/uj8OljiuJJ
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) February 21, 2023
Looking back
tw-align-center.Do you Believe in Miracles?! YES!
— 1980 Miracle Hockey Team (@1980MiracleTeam) February 22, 2023
OTD in 1980 -🇺🇸 vs 🇷🇺 - We played the heavily favored Soviet team and won 4-3! Hard to believe it was 43 years ago! 🏒🏅🇺🇸 #OTD #MiracleOnIce #1980Gold #RoadToGold pic.twitter.com/NmT3WHb1Bc
The Miracle. Forty-three years ago today. Never, ever gets old.
From "Making of A Miracle": Mike Eruzione describes the game-winning goal.
Women’s Team
#7 seed Terriers begin the single-elimination Hockey East playoffs tonight by hosting #10 Merrimack at Walter Brown Arena. Puck drop is at 7 p.m. for the contest that will stream on ESPN+.
In three regular-season meetings, BU beat the Warriors twice, 5-2 last October and 4-1 last month. Merrimack won the third contest, 5-2, also in the Fall.
For Brian Durocher, retiring after 18 seasons as Women's Head Coach, it will be the final time behind the bench at WBA.
Senior Julia Nearis leads BU in goals (11) and points (23). Sophomore Christina Vote has 19 points, while Nadia Mattivi, Catherine Foulem and Lacey Martin each have 17 points.
● GoTerriers.com
preview, Game Notes, Live Stats, BU Women's Hockey Twitter
● Live Stream: ESPN+, International Streams
● Boston Hockey Blog preview
tw-align-centerCongrats to @pou29 on hitting this milestone while playing in her home province of Quebec! #ProudToBU🐾 https://t.co/8bVZMsnG2j
— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) February 21, 2023
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