tw-align-center🚨 BREAKING 🚨 4 ⭐️ 2007-born recruit Carter Amico has committed to Boston University. The 6’5 205 lbs defenseman is part of the U17 NTDP picking up one point in seven games this season. Another big get for BU. pic.twitter.com/ag7Fy3raVJ
— Puck Preps (@PuckPreps) December 10, 2023
“I don’t know if I’ve ever had a player that size move like he can. The scary thing is his best hockey is ahead of him.”
"Amico isn’t the flashiest defenseman you’ll ever see, but a 6-foot-5 right-shot defenseman who can skate stands out when you see him. That he has enough puck touch to make a good first pass makes him very intriguing when you see how well he defends. He has a lot of NHL upside."
Colby Cohen tweeted: "Calling this guy 4 is insulting! This guy is an absolute stud! Another future 1st round nhl pick heading to Comm Ave. Hutson, Amico, Tretheway… talk about a D core! Joe Pereria does it again for"Amico is quite mobile for a kid his stature and loves rushing up ice, covering ground quickly with his frame and using head-fakes to try and throw opponents off in the neutral zone. He has a nice, hard shot that he used a bit but definitely."
►Following North Dakota's overtime loss to Colorado College on Friday, the Terriers moved ahead of the Fighting Hawks into the #1 spot in the PairWise rankings. It didn't last long.
Saturday's results--including another CC overtime win against North Dakota and Quinnipiac's hard-fought 4-2 win over LIU--pushed the Bobcats to the top with BU now #2. Terriers are followed by #3 Maine and #4 BC, who edged Providence, 5-4 last night.
The Black Bears needed two late goals to escape with a 3-2 win over a Bentley team that BU struggled to defeat in its season opener. Terriers next opponent, Yale on Dec. 29, upset Merrimack, 5-2 on Friday night.
Looking ahead
2024 recruits Cole Eiserman and Kamil Bednarik did all the goal-scoring for the NTDP U18s, who were edged, 3-2 in overtime, by Clarkson. Eiserman has a team high 26 goals in 22 games for a total of 43 points. Bednarik, who also set up linemate Eiserman's goal, is tied for third in goal-scoring with 13 and has 28 points.
tw-align-centerEISY! 🚨
— USA Hockey’s NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) December 10, 2023
Defense to offense real quick!#USAvsCLK pic.twitter.com/BBECjncxVZ
tw-align-centerBedsy in front!! We've got a lead! 🚨🚨#USAvsCLK pic.twitter.com/zyfH6kO8wd
— USA Hockey’s NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) December 10, 2023
2024 recruit Michael Chambre stopped 25 of 28 shots to lead Sioux Falls past Muskegon, 5-3. The Florida native gained his fourth win in his last five starts.
2024 recruit Owen Keefe scored his second goal as Sioux City edged Omaha in overtime, 5-4.
2025 recruit Cal Hughes scored a pair of goals and added an assist to earn first-star honors in West Kelowna's 6-3 win over Trail. Hughes now has scored 10 goals. 2024 recruit Jack Pridham also had a three-point night, scoring his eighth goal and assisting on two tallies, including Hughes's second.
The next night Pridham got the Warriors on the board early (video) with his ninth goal, en route to a 7-3 win against Vernon.
2025 recruit Zach Morin scored his fourth goal in Youngstown's 5-2 loss to Cedar Rapids.
Looking back
Saturday's 5-3 Bruins win against Arizona featured a BU natural hat trick--three consecutive goals by Terriers. Charlie Coyle's 10th goal late in the first period was followed a Kevin Shattenkirk tally two minutes into the second. Clayton Keller got the Coyotes on the board less than a minute later with his ninth goal.
Joel Farabee scored his 10th goal in the Flyers' 5-2 win against Colorado.
tw-align-centerComing on like an avalanche. #PHIvsCOL | @FarabeeJoel pic.twitter.com/ketaZVL1H3
— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) December 10, 2023
Women's Team
A day after edging Holy Cross, 2-1, the Terriers made it a two-win weekend with a convincing 5-1 win over Providence at Walter Brown Arena.
Clara Yuhn’s goal just 1:28 into the game was matched by a Friars’ power-play goal in the final minute. BU took the lead for good on second-period goals three minutes apart by Catherine Foulem and freshman Alex Law.
Luisa Welcke added a power-play goal late in the third period, followed by Madison Cardaci’s empty-netter. Alexa Matses stopped 21 shots to gain her fourth win.
Terriers finish first semester at 8-8-2 overall and 6-6-1 in Hockey East. Next game is Jan. 5 at Maine.
● GoTerriers.com recap and box score
● Post-gamecomments Coach Tara Watchorn and Law
● Boston Hockey Blog recap
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