Watched 1986 Hockey East Final last night with 23 year old Sean McDonough on the call. @NYRangers fans, your boy Coach David Quinn was a 19 year old, short legged, big butt, kind of Ray Bourque skater. Powerful/smooth. Definitely would have played in NHL if not for blood disorder pic.twitter.com/MsUz8mXGqf— Bucci Mane (@Buccigross) April 23, 2020
The 1985-86 Terriers won the first of the program’s nine Hockey East Championships, defeating BC, 9-4. BU went into the game ranked #6
nationally, while the Eagles were #2. Co-captain—and tournament MVP—Peter
Marshall led the way with a hat trick as BU put the game away with a five-goal
second period. Brad MacGregor and Jeff Sveen each tallied twice. Terry Tailefer
stopped 39 Eagle shots.
The full game video is one of 177 available on Sean
Pickett’s google drive.
The team, which finished second to BC in the regular-season
Hockey East race, featured future NHLers John Cullen (74 points), Clark
Donatelli (62) and Scott Young (29).
Blog contributor MH82's chronicle of the season--The 1985-86 Terriers: BU's First Hockey East Champions--can be found here.
● Elite
Prospects 1985-86 Terriers
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Time for a new Terrier Check-In ...today we caught up with sophomore @Quercia_2!#GoBU pic.twitter.com/CnnD0SIo8q— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) April 22, 2020
Women’s Team
While Sammy Davis, who led the Terriers in scoring with
41 points and earned First Team Hockey East All-Star honors, is exploring
opportunities in the NWHL and the PWHPA, she is entering Mass. General Hospital’s
doctorate program in occupational therapy. She is also completing a Master’s
Degree in Special Education from BU.
Davis scored 142 points (66G,76A) in her four-season/five-year
BU career that included a red-shirt season due to a knee injury. She was
Beanpot MVP in 2019, scoring the overtime goal that gave BU its second Beanpot
title. She recently was named 2020 recipient of the Sarah Devens Award, a joint
Hockey East/ECAC Hockey honor that comes with a $10,000 post-graduate
scholarship and is presented to a player who “demonstrates leadership and
commitment both on and off the ice.”
● Patriot Ledger report
Senior defenseman Breanna Scarpaci has been named the
first recipient of the College Hockey, Inc., scholarship presented by JLG
Architects. The $2,500 postgraduate scholarship honors the NCAA hockey
student-athlete who helps build the game through support of the next generation
of players. At BU, Scarpaci was deeply involved with the East Coast Jumbos of
the American Special Hockey Association, in camps and clinics with Pro
Ambitions Hockey, and at postgame Skate with the Terriers events. She is
enrolled for next year in BU’s Physical Therapy Doctoral Program.
● College Hockey Inc. report
● GoTerriers.com report
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