Hockey writer Mark Divver is reporting that Lowell left wing Matt Brown is transferring to BU after two seasons with the River Hawks:
"Lowell's Matt Brown will transfer to Boston University, per source. Big add for Terriers. Significant interest from NCHC, Big Ten, Hockey East & ECAC schools"
The 5’9” Wood Ridge, N.J. native is a left shot who had an 8-5-13 scoring line in 19 games for the River Hawks. Four of his goals came in the Hockey East tournament: two against Vermont in the preliminary round, one against the Terriers in the quarter final (it was the tying goal in Lowell’s 2-1 win) and the double overtime game-winner against BC in the semifinal. He was named Hockey East co-player of the week for the two-goal effort vs. the Catamounts.
As a freshman, Brown led Lowell in scoring with 24 points (6G,18A) in 33 games—including 17 points in his first 15 career games. Prior to his college career, he had 57 points (30G,27A) for USHL Des Moines in 2018-19, earning second-team all-star honors and 41 points (16G,25A) for NAHL Odessa in 2017-18. Earlier he played at various levels for the New Jersey Rockets organization and was EHL Rookie of the Year in 2016-17 with 51 points.
● UML bio page
Burnt Boats’ latest BU roster projections chart was posted prior to Brown’s decision to come to BU.
Three Terriers who entered the transfer portal have found new homes: Jake Wise to Ohio State; Matthew Quercia to Michigan Tech; and Jack DeBoer to Niagara.
● Grand Forks Herald College Hockey Transfer List
Looking ahead
Two future Terrier blueliners have been named to the Team USA roster for the 2021 World U18 Championships: 2021 recruit Roman Schmidt (photo) and 2022 recruit Lane Hutson. The tournament, which begins on April 26, will be played in Plano and Frisco, Texas. Schmidt has 3 goals and 10 assists for the NTDP U18s, while Hutson, playing primarily for the U17s, had a 4-15-19 scoring line.
BCHL’s “Bloodlines” series featured current Penticton Vee and future Terrier Tristan Amonte and his father, Tony Amonte, standout on BU’s 1990 and 1991 Frozen Four teams and longtime NHLer. Tristan’s older brother, Ty Amonte, who also played for the Vees prior to joining BU, will return next year after missing the past season with an injury.
● BCHL.ca NHL Bloodlines: Tristan Amonte
2022 recruit Ryan Greene scored a goal and added an assist in Green Bay's 7-4 win against Dubuque. Green has a 12-20-32 line for the Gamblers.
Looking back
Jordan Greenway scored his 6th goal in the Wild's 4-2 win against Arizona.
Brady Tkachuk scored his 15th goal in Ottawa’s 2-1 win against Calgary.
Evan Rodrigues scored his 6th goal in Pittsburgh's 3-2 win against Buffalo.
Clayton Keller scored his 13th goal in the Coyotes' 3-2 win against Minnesota.
Jake Oettinger stopped 21 shots in the Stars' 5-1 win against Columbus.
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