Junior
blueliner-turned-forward Ahti Oksanen earned Hockey East’s Warrior Hockey Player of
the Week honors for his four-goal outburst against St. Thomas. His center,
Jack Eichel, assisted on all four of those goals as well as on freshman Johnathan
MacLeod’s power play goal and took home the Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week
award. Two other first-year defensemen, Brandon Fortunato and Brandon Hickey
both registered three helpers and made the weekly top performers list
● GoTerriers.com report
● GoTerriers.com report
●
SB Nation report
Mike Moran
skated during practice today after being hit hard during Saturday's
game.
— Boston Hockey Blog (@BOShockeyblog) October
6, 2014
The
Terrier roster grew to 27 as junior transfer J.D. Carrabino returned to the
roster after having been dropped this past May. THFB first
reported in July 2013 that the 6’6” 232 lb., right-shot defenseman was
transferring from Clarkson to BU and that he’d sit out the 2013-14 season.
Carrabino practiced with the Terriers all of last season.
Prior
to his two seasons with the Golden Knights, Carrabino played in the EJHL for
Springfield and tied for the scoring lead among the Pics’ defensemen. He
previously played for The Millbrook School and USHL Youngstown.
Defenseman J.D. Carrabino has rejoined the team. Welcome back! pic.twitter.com/M09bUU3HJd
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) October 6, 2014
►Terriers,
who were unranked in last week’s USA
Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll, are in the #15 slot this week.
►WEEI’s
College Sports Blog’s Hockey
East preview ranks the Terriers third, behind Providence and BC.
Looking ahead
2016 recruit Patrick Harper scored a goal and added two assists for the Neponset Valley River Rats 18Us in their 8-0 thumping of the East Coast Wizards. With 16 points in six league games, Harper leads the River Rats in scoring and is second in the Tier 18U league.
Looking ahead
2016 recruit Patrick Harper scored a goal and added two assists for the Neponset Valley River Rats 18Us in their 8-0 thumping of the East Coast Wizards. With 16 points in six league games, Harper leads the River Rats in scoring and is second in the Tier 18U league.
Looking
back
A
Belmont, Mass., native who became an All-East defenseman, team MVP and a member
of BU’s NCAA tournament squads in 1950 and 1951, Kelley took the Terrier helm
in 1962 after seven years at Colby College where he won NCAA Coach of the Year
honors. He quickly rebuilt the Terriers into an Eastern power, reaching the
Final Four in 1966 and 1967. In 1970 and 1971 he led BU to back-to-back
national championships, a feat no other Eastern team has achieved.
During
his 10-year tenure, BU had a gaudy record of 206-80-8 for a .720 winning
percentage. His next stop was as general manager and head coach of the WHA New
England Whalers, whom he led to the league’s first Avco Cup Championship. Later
he served as president of the Pittsburgh Penguins. Kelley was inducted into the
BU Athletics
Hall of Fame in 1973 and the U.S.
Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993.
Women’s
Team
Freshman
Rebecca Leslie’s two-goal effort against Minnesota and assist on the
game-winner vs. St. Cloud earned her Hockey
East’s Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week award. Sophomore Maddie Elia, with four points in
the two games, made the weekly top performers list.
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