After serving as a forward for Boston University for four seasons, senior Ryan Cloonan’s career as a Terrier has come to an end.
The East Longmeadow, Massachusetts native shined as a freshman, appearing in all 39 games and totaling career-highs in goals (4), assists (10), and points (14). The three-time Hockey East Top Performer from 2015-16 finished with a career-best plus/minus of +1 the next season.
Seeing the ice for 15 games as a junior, Cloonan reemerged as an everyday skater for his final year with the team, tallying two goals and six assists, which all came in the second half of the season.
Cloonan came to BU after trying for the United States Premier Hockey League lead in power-play points (21) during the 2014-15 season with the Boston Jr. Bruins. The four-year Terrier now finishes his collegiate career with six goals and 23 assists through 122 games.
During Cloonan’s time at BU, the Terriers won a Hockey East championship and made three appearances in the national tournament.
Congratulations Ryan been great watching you the past few years. A great terrier 🐾