As has been rumored for several months, former Terrier sniper Ahti Oksanen has signed a contract with the Rangers’ AHL affiliate, the
Hartford Wolfpack. The Kirkkonummi,
Finland, native, who played the second half of last season with a torn labrum,
scored 115 points (51G, 64A) as a Terrier. After two seasons as a blueliner, he
moved up to wing and became one of BU’s top offensive players.
Congrats, @oksanen2! Best of luck as you start your professional career. #ProudToBU https://t.co/BGLrMGwSZw— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) August 30, 2016
● Hartford Wolfpack report
● Today’s Slapshot report
● Career stats
ESPN’s Corey
Pronman’s list of the NHL’s top 120 prospects includes four Terriers: Clayton Keller (#6), Dante
Fabbro (#21, photo), Kieffer Bellows (#33) and Charlie McAvoy (#45). All four were first-round picks in last June's NHL entry draft.
One current Terrier and two members of the 2017 recruit
class have been selected to play in the 2016 CCM All-American Prospect Game,
set for Sept. 22 in Philadelphia. Freshman goalie Jake Oettinger from Lakeville, Minn.,will be joined by NTDP
U18 skaters David Farrance, a left-shot defenseman from Victor, New York, and Logan
Cockerill, a left-shot forward from Brighton, Michigan.
● Rochester Democrat & Chronicle report
Looking ahead
● U17s roster
● Wise snipes a top-shelf goal at Shoot To Score.
Looking back
L-R: Wise, DeBoer, Weiss
The 2016-17 NTDP U17s have reported to Plymouth, Michigan to prepare for their season, which begins on Sept. 9. This season's U17s roster features four future BU forwards: Jack DeBoer, Joel Farabee, Tyler Weiss, and Jake Wise. DeBoer, Weiss and Wise (photo) were gold-medal teammates at last winter's Youth Olympic Games in Norway.● U17s roster
● Wise snipes a top-shelf goal at Shoot To Score.
Looking back
Former Terrier netminder Jason Tapp has been promoted
to Associate Head Coach at Union College. Tapp initially joined the Dutchmen
staff in 2009-10 as a volunteer assistant goalie coach and became an assistant
coach when Rick Bennett assumed the head coaching duties in 2011.
● Union Athletics report
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