On
Wednesday, Hockey East announced its
intention to conduct 2020-21 seasons for both men’s and women’s program. While
start dates, schedules and other details will be revealed at a later date, the
conference indicated that it will emphasize intra-conference play in order to ensure
“the health, safety, and physical and mental
well-being of our student-athletes, coaches, on-ice officials, league staff,
and school administrators.”
● HockeyEastOnline report
● USCHO report
Earlier in the week, college hockey
writer Jimmy Connelly posted a series
of Tweets suggesting that games were unlikely to begin before mid-to-late
November and there could be as many as 30 league games. That information has
not been confirmed.
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Looking back
As the NHL returns to action, former
Terrier captain and All-American Matt Grzelcyk is writing a Bubble Blog for
NHL.com: his
first entry.
NHL.com’s Color of Hockey blog turned its attention to
former Terrier forward Eddie Wright who became the first Black coach of an NCAA
hockey team. Wright led the University at Buffalo’s skaters for 12 seasons and
later was a scout for the Anaheim Ducks.
Wright arrived at BU in 1965 along with his Chatham,
Ontario, neighbor Herb Wakabayashi, whom he joined on BU’s “Pinball Line,”
along with Serge Boily, during his senior season, scoring 32 points (16G,16A). Career stats
● NHL.com Wright
was NCAA pioneer at Buffalo
Congratulations to @CharlieCoyle_3 on winning @NESN's 7th Player Award for exceeding fans' expectations this season!— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) July 29, 2020
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Women’s
Team
Natasza Tarnowski will begin her professional career with KMH
Budapest in the European Women’s Hockey League. She scored 13 points as a
senior.
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