Wednesday, November 15, 2023

UPDATED: Perisie's Cinematic Recap, Weighart analysis, NLI signing day, milestones for alums


 

Video maestro Bernie Perisie provides an ice-level view of Saturday's 6-1 win.


Men's ice hockey players celebrate a goal together 

                            Photo credit Emma Purple

@TerrierHockey sportswriter Scott Weighart drills down on the first ten games of the season as the pre-season top-ranked team regrouped from a slow start to "now showing up as advertised. He shares comments from Head Coach Jay Pandolfo, captain Case McCarthy and assistant captain Sam Stevens.

● GoTerriers.com Talented Terriers Now Showing Up as Advertised

Logging ice time in the high 20s was a frequent occurrence for Lane Hutson last season. It continues this year.

Per @BUHockeyStats, the upcoming series between #8 BU and #9 Maine marks the first time since Nov. 6, 2010 that the Terriers and Black Bears have met in a top 10 match-up.  That game, also at Agganis was a 2-2 tie. Former Terrier All-American Colby Cohen will team with Tyler Murray to call Friday's game on NESN.

Like Jack Parker, Pandolfo guided his very first team to the NCAA Frozen Four. Here's how he stacks up against other Terrier coaches after 50 games.

Looking ahead

It's National Letter of Intent signing season, NTDP U18 edition.

Prior to the U18s' recent trip to Finland for the Five Nations, Cole Hutson joined the Drop The Mitts podcast to talking about growing up in a hockey family and his decision to follow his brothers to BU

The Athletic’s Cory Pronman’s list of the top 16 prospects for the 2025 NHL draft includes future Terriers D Charlie Trethewey #10 and F Conrad Fondrk #15.

10. Charlie Trethewey, RHD, U.S. NTDP-USHL

Trethewey’s hockey sense may be the best of his age group or at the minimum right near the top. He is extremely poised and intelligent with the puck and can create a lot of offense. That he’s got decent size and skates well too lends to a very favorable pro projection as someone who can play a lot of minutes.

15. Conrad Fondrk, LW, U.S. NTDP-USHL

Fondrk has been very good to start his first NTDP season. He is a good skater to go with excellent hands, offensive sense and a legit scoring touch. Fondrk isn’t the biggest winger in the world, but he makes himself noticeable every game and has shown he can kill penalties too.

2024 recruit Jack Pridham's seventh goal gave West Kelowna a 3-2 lead early in the third period, but Merritt rallied for a 4-3 win. 

 

Looking back

Clayton Keller beat his Terrier teammate Jake Oettinger for the game's first goal, but the Stars rallied  for a 4-3 win against Arizona with Oettinger stopping 23 shots.

A pair of Terriers marked milestones last night:

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