BU will announce the full 2019-20
schedule this week and, during the week of July 22, will introduce the incoming
recruit class and post the full roster with numbers.
Five Terriers were named to the
Hockey East All-Academic Team: Co-captain Bobo Carpenter, Mark Cheremeta, Max Prawdzic and
Vinny Purpura.
● GoTerriers.com report
Incoming freshman Case McCarthy has opened some eyes at
Devils development camp. OverTheBoards
observed:
Case McCarthy — Watching him this season with the NTDP was nowhere near as enlightening as seeing him here, especially in the four-on-four play. McCarthy is a decently-sized right-shooting defenseman who can be a tough out in his own end, but there were flashes of legit offensive upside to his game. I don’t know if that will be his role at Boston University this season (or the next), but it was exciting to see that.
McCarthy: “I want to come out of this week becoming a better hockey player.” pic.twitter.com/bVjUalURpu— New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) July 10, 2019
.@NJDevils defense prospect Case McCarthy (2019 NHL Draft, No. 118) has been added to the U.S. roster for the 2019 World Junior Summer Showcase in Plymouth, Mich, July 27-Aug 3. McCarthy (6-1, 198) is in Newark this week for NJD development camp.— Mike Morreale (@mikemorrealeNHL) July 9, 2019
McCarthy
will be on the USA
White roster at the WJSS, along with Alex Vlasic and Trevor Zegras. Joel
Farabee will be on the USA Blue roster. Robert Mastrosimone, who broke an ankle
at Red Wings development camp, will miss the WJSS.
Looking
ahead
NEHJ’s
Jeff Cox reports that 2021 recruit Artem Shlaine had a strong performance at
the USA Hockey Select 17 Development Camp, which earned him a spot on the US
U18 Select team for the Hlinka-Gretzky Cup:
4. Artem Shlaine
#10 Navy, Shattuck St. Mary’s, 3/7/02, C, Left Shot, 6-1/165 NCAA Commit: Boston University
Shlaine’s stock has risen tremendously over the past two years, which earned him a commitment to BU. He had a great start to the camp and seemingly was all over the puck in the first three games. He gets to pucks with a good first step and isn’t afraid to go to the greasy areas. He gets a lot of shots and has zip on his release. Shlaine projects as a second or third round pick in next June’s NHL Draft.
Looking
back
●
PhillySportsNetwork.com
Joel
Farabee determined to make Flyers
Alex
Chiasson, who signed a new two-year, $2.15 million contract with Edmonton, says
he received support in the negotiations from Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl,
noting: “Those guys want me to be a part of the next couple of years, and it
was kind of how I felt with the organization, so the rest was negotiations,”
Chiasson said. Clearly, the Oilers felt Chiasson brought more to the table than
just the 22 goals he scored last season.
●
TheHockeyWriters.com
Edmonton
news
Congratulations
to David Warsofsky’s brother, Ryan, named
head coach of the AHL Charlotte Checkers. A Curry College grad, he was assistant
coach last season as the Checkers won the Calder Cup.
Women’s
Team
Fifteen Terriers were named to the Hockey East
All-Academic Team, including Mary Grace Kelley and Sammy Davis who were
recognized as Distinguished Scholars for being named All-Academic four years in
a row.
● GoTerriers.com report
Hockey back sooner?! Sign us up! @TheBostonPride is home to some @TerrierWHockey alumni so come check out these former Terriers take on this years squad at Wally B! https://t.co/CSnEoUMAaF— The BU Dog Pound (@BUDogPound) July 11, 2019
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