Award-winners
for the 2015-16 season and next season’s leadership was announced at the annual
end-of-the-year banquet, held Sunday at the Burke Club Room at Agganis
Arena.
Senior
Danny O’Regan was named the George V. Brown Most Valuable Player, the same
award his father, Tom O’Regan won (co-winner with Jerry August) in 1981-82. O’Regan
also received the Ed Carpenter Award as top scorer. Senior Matt Lane won the Most Improved
Player Award and Iron Terrier Award (best performance and dedication in the
weight room).
Senior
Mike Moran won the Bennett McInnis Spirit Award as well as The Friend Albert
Sidd Unsung Hero Award. The Regina
Eilberg Scholastic for combined excellence in athletic and academic performance
went to sophomore Connor LaCouvee. Junior Doyle Somerby won the Clifford P.
Fitzgerald Scholarship for a rising junior or senior defenseman.
Somerby,
who had been considered a possible flight risk, was announced as captain of the
2016-17 Terriers. Rounding out next season’s leadership team will be assistant
captains Nikolas Olsson and Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson.
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Boston Hockey Blog report
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Unable to attend the banquet was Senior Sean Maguire, who made his professional
debut in Wilkes Barre/Scranton’s final
regular-season game. He stopped four shots in a 14-minute relief stint.
World
18U Championships
Clayton
Keller and Kieffer Bellows each had a goal and two assists as Team USA routed
Latvia, 12-1, in its third IIHF World
U18 preliminary round game. Jake Oettinger made 22 saves for his second
tournament win. Keller is tied with teammate Kailer Yamamoto for the tournament scoring lead with seven points, while Bellows has five.
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IIHF recap
and box score
● Video highlight (to be posted when available)
With three points in the Latvia game (and one assist removed from his total in the game with Sweden) , Keller has 100 points for the season and 182 over two seasons, making him the all-time NTDP scoring leader, surpassing Phil Kessel. His 64 assists this year equals the NTDP record for a single season.With three points today (1-2), Clayton Keller is now the #NTDP all-time pts and single-season assists leader. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/0nAFynki9N— USA Hockey NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) April 17, 2016
► IIHF feature article: Keller's Killer Instinct
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