Tuesday, April 30, 2024

Hutson ties NTDP career points record

IIHF World U18 Championships in Finland.

For the second time in the tournament, Cole Hutson gave Team USA an early lead, this time in a 7-1 win over Latvia that boosted the U.S.’s record to 3-0 in the preliminary round. He also assisted on a goal, raising his career point total to 111, tied for the all-time program record with J.D. Forrest.

Cole Eiserman also contributed a goal and an assist on Hagens goal. He leads all skaters with six goals and is second in points with eight. Hutson is the top scoring defenseman with five points and is tied with Alexander Zetterberg for 10th in scoring. Both have a 2-3-5 line. Kamil Bednarik has a goal and two assists.

Team USA completes the preliminary round with its toughest opponent thus far, Finland, on Tuesday in an 11 a.m. ET start. It airs on USA Network.

Zetterberg had the primary assist on Sweden’s tying goal against Czechia, but Sweden ended up losing in a shootout, 3-2.

Looking ahead

2024 recruit Brandon Svoboda scored his first post-season goal to provide the game-winner as Fargo defeated Sioux City, 3-1.

Looking back—Stanley Cup Playoffs

In game three of the Vegas-Dallas series, Jack Eichel scored a shorthanded goal to tie the score at 2-2, but the Stars came away with a 3-2 overtime win thanks to 32 saves by Jake Oettinger.

Eichel scored again in game four, but again, Dallas came up on top with a 4-2 win that evened the series at 2-2. Oettinger had 32 saves, including all 14 shots he faced in the third period. 

Charlie Coyle and Charlie McAvoy assisted on Brad Marchand’s game-winner in the Bruins’s 3-1 win against Toronto. Boston leads the series, 3-1.

Evan Rodrigues scored his first playoff goal as Florida routed Tampa Bay, 6-1, to clinch the first-round series. 


Team Impact

You may have noticed the name Logan Gatto on the line sheets posted just before every BU game. He's the young epilepsy patient "matched" with BU Hockey by the Team IMPACT organization.

Team IMPACT matches children facing serious illness and disability with college sports teams, creating a long-term, life-changing experience for everyone involved.

Boston Hockey Blog:

While he may be the Terriers’ youngest member, Logan Gatto has been a driving force for Boston University the entire season. Whether he’s roaring through warmups or rushing the ice after a victory, the seven-year-old is a spark for the team and constant reminder that hockey is far more than a sport. 

“For us, as parents, watching this relationship grow and flourish has just been so cool and shocking in the best way possible,” Logan’s mom Sara Gatto, said. “And for him, he literally has a whole team of basically big brothers.”

●Team Impact The Gatto Family and BU Hockey: Just mean to be

● Boston Hockey Blog Bigger Than the Game 

 

 

 

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