Former BU captain and All-American Kevin Shattenkirk became the 10th Terrier to raise the Stanley Cup after Tampa Bay blanked Dallas, 2-0, to clinch the NHL title, four games to two.
tw-align-centerA national champion in '09 and a Stanley Cup champion 11 years later.@shattdeuces postgame interview with Pierre (who of course gives a BU shoutout at the end!)#GoBU pic.twitter.com/3xFSyfwVYB
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) September 29, 2020
He also is fourth BU product to win both the Cup and NCAA title—having skated for the Terriers' 2009 national champs—, joining Jay Pandolfo (New Jersey 2000 & 2003), Chris Drury (Colorado 2001) and Nick Bonino (Pittsburgh 2016 & 2017). The other Cup-winning Terriers: Ed Ronan (Montreal 1992), Shawn McEachern (Pittsburgh 1992) Scott Young (Colorado 1996, Pittsburgh 1991), Joe DiPenta (Anaheim 2007), Mike Sullivan (Coach, Pittsburgh 2016 & 217) and Alex Chiasson (Washington 2018).
A ten-season NHL veteran, the New Rochelle, N.Y., native produced 13 points (3G,10G) in 25 playoff games including two game-winning goals in the finals against the Stars with one coming in overtime. During his three seasons in Scarlet, he tallied 18 goals and 60 assists in 121 games. In the 2009 NCAA title game, Shattenkirk set up the overtime game-winner by his partner Colby Cohen.
tw-align-centerDRINK UP BOYS!! ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/sLUdp0VQHS
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) September 29, 2020
● GoTerriers.com Shattenkirk wins Stanley Cup with Tampa Bay
● NHL.com Shattenkirk redeems himself, helps Lightning win Stanley Cup
● WFLA-TV Shattenkirk on winning the Cup for Stamkos
►Seven current Terriers—four sophomores and three freshmen—have been named to the evaluation camp for the U.S. Junior National Team. Returning defensemen Dom Fensore, Case McCarthy and Alex Vlasic and forward Robert Mastrosimone (photo) are joined by incoming forwards Dylan Peterson and Luke Tuch and goalie Drew Commesso on the 39-man squad. They represent nearly half of the 15 Hockey East players rostered.
The evaluation camp takes place Oct. 8-13 at USA Hockey arena in Plymouth, Michigan. The IIHF World Junior Championships will be held in Edmonton from Dec. 25 to January 5.
●USA Hockey report and camp roster
tw-align-center39 players have been invited to the 2021 U.S. National Junior Team Evaluation Camp. 🇺🇸
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) September 29, 2020
Details → https://t.co/IuNSPXrCIm pic.twitter.com/87Vkpqsoew
tw-align-centerOne day closer to our first game back. #GoBU pic.twitter.com/bfOb9MOt6z
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) September 28, 2020
Looking ahead
2021 recruit Quinn Hutson's two-goal, one-assist effort led BCHL Penticton to an 8-2 win against Salmon Arm and a two-game sweep of the Silverbacks. The right-shot forward from Chicago, who also netted a pair in the first win, earned BCHL First Star of the Night honors on Saturday for his three-point game. His five points are tops in the league's extended preseason.
● PentictonVees.ca recap and stats
Women's Team
tw-align-centerWe just really missed @TerrierWHockey you guys pic.twitter.com/8ZJt4JUCuM
— BU Bands (@BUBand) September 26, 2020
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