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Haoxi 'Simon' Wang became the highest-drafted Chinese-born player ever. (Dean Tait/Sport Shots)
2025 NHL Draft: A scouting report on BU men’s hockey’s six incoming or future selections
Photo by Cristina Romano.
Sascha Boumedienne selected by Winnipeg Jets in first round
Rising sophomore defenseman Sascha Boumedienne is projected to go in the first round of Friday's NHL Draft. (Matt Woolverton/BU Athletics)
Eight BU men’s hockey players projected to be taken at 2025 NHL Draft
Photo by Randy Feere/Medicine Hat Tigers.
CHL prospect Ryder Ritchie reportedly commits to BU men’s hockey
Photo by Annika Morris.
BU men’s hockey offseason tracker
Callie Shanahan (left) and Tamara Giaquinto (right) became the first Terriers selected at the PWHL Draft straight out of BU.
BU women’s hockey’s Shanahan, Giaquinto selected in PWHL Draft
BU women’s hockey line projections 1.0: Welcke-Welcke-Walsh, defensive questions and more
BU women’s hockey line projections 1.0: Welcke-Welcke-Walsh, defensive questions and more
Photo by Annika Morris.
BU women’s hockey offseason tracker
Photo by Matt Woolverton/BU Athletics.
At the NCAA tournament, a fitting end to a remarkable season for BU women’s hockey
Photo by Matt Woolverton/BU Athletics.
BU women’s hockey falls to Clarkson 3-1 in NCAA tournament
Photo by Annika Morris.
‘The Moscow Monster’: Mikhail Yegorov’s odyssey to the National Championship
Photo by Annika Morris.
Jack Hughes is doing ‘all the right things’ for BU men’s hockey
Photo by Cristina Romano.
‘He continues to grow:’ Sascha Boumedienne is hitting a stride
Photo by Matt Woolverton/BU Athletics.
How BU women’s hockey came out of nowhere to win its first Hockey East title in a decade
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How BU’s Dog Pound went undercover to pull off a Beanpot prank for the ages
Haoxi 'Simon' Wang became the highest-drafted Chinese-born player ever. (Dean Tait/Sport Shots)
2025 NHL Draft: A scouting report on BU men’s hockey’s six incoming or future selections
Photo by Cristina Romano.
Sascha Boumedienne selected by Winnipeg Jets in first round
Rising sophomore defenseman Sascha Boumedienne is projected to go in the first round of Friday's NHL Draft. (Matt Woolverton/BU Athletics)
Eight BU men’s hockey players projected to be taken at 2025 NHL Draft
Callie Shanahan (left) and Tamara Giaquinto (right) became the first Terriers selected at the PWHL Draft straight out of BU.
BU women’s hockey’s Shanahan, Giaquinto selected in PWHL Draft
BU women’s hockey line projections 1.0: Welcke-Welcke-Walsh, defensive questions and more
BU women’s hockey line projections 1.0: Welcke-Welcke-Walsh, defensive questions and more
The News Site of Boston University Hockey

The Boston Hockey Blog
The News Site of Boston University Hockey

The Boston Hockey Blog
Haoxi 'Simon' Wang became the highest-drafted Chinese-born player ever. (Dean Tait/Sport Shots)

2025 NHL Draft: A scouting report on BU men’s hockey’s six incoming or future selections

Hannah Connors • June 30, 2025
Haoxi 'Simon' Wang led the BU charge on Day Two, which saw six future Terriers selected.
Photo by Cristina Romano.

Sascha Boumedienne selected by Winnipeg Jets in first round

Hannah Connors • June 27, 2025
In his freshman season, Boumedienne recorded 13 points in 40 games.
Rising sophomore defenseman Sascha Boumedienne is projected to go in the first round of Friday's NHL Draft. (Matt Woolverton/BU Athletics)

Eight BU men’s hockey players projected to be taken at 2025 NHL Draft

Marcus Antonelli • June 25, 2025
Rising sophomore Sascha Boumedienne, who's projected to go in the first round, is followed by seven BU commits, five of whom will arrive on Comm. Ave in the Fall.
Callie Shanahan (left) and Tamara Giaquinto (right) became the first Terriers selected at the PWHL Draft straight out of BU.

BU women’s hockey’s Shanahan, Giaquinto selected in PWHL Draft

Sam Robb O’Hagan • June 25, 2025
Callie Shanahan, a goalie selected by the New York Sirens at 28th overall, and former captain Tamara Giaquinto (Montreal Victoire at 44th) became the first Terriers selected at the PWHL Draft straight out of BU.
BU women’s hockey line projections 1.0: Welcke-Welcke-Walsh, defensive questions and more

BU women’s hockey line projections 1.0: Welcke-Welcke-Walsh, defensive questions and more

Sam Robb O’Hagan • June 21, 2025
BU graduated 10 upperclassmen and replaced them with seven freshmen and two portal additions. As summer begins, here's how a new-look roster might line up in the fall.
Photo by Randy Feere/Medicine Hat Tigers.

CHL prospect Ryder Ritchie reportedly commits to BU men’s hockey

Eli Cloutier • June 12, 2025
Ritchie, who played for the Medicine Hat Tigers in the WHL last season, will join the Terriers for the upcoming season.
Photo by Annika Morris.

BU women’s hockey offseason tracker

Hannah Connors • May 29, 2025
Your home for updated PWHL draft declarations and transfer portal additions and departures for the Terriers.
Photo by Annika Morris.

BU men’s hockey offseason tracker

Eli Cloutier and Mitch Fink • May 26, 2025
Your home for updated pro signings and transfer portal additions and departures for the Terriers.
Photo by Cristina Romano.

With historic upgrades coming to Walter Brown Arena, Agganis Arena plays home to the ever-growing women’s game

Eli Cloutier • October 2, 2024
Walter Brown Arena will receive much-needed renovations: a new locker room, team lounge, and coaches’ offices, as well as a new video board, to be unveiled in January. For the fall semester, the team will play its home games in Agganis Arena, the home of the men’s hockey program.
Photo by Gracie Davenport.

Men’s hockey names Ryan Greene and Shane Lachance captains for 2024-25 season

Mitch Fink • July 29, 2024
Junior Ryan Greene and sophomore Shane Lachance will captain the 2024-25 Boston University men’s hockey team.
Macklin Celebrini to sign with San Jose Sharks, forego second year at BU

Macklin Celebrini to sign with San Jose Sharks, forego second year at BU

Mitch Fink • July 6, 2024
After a dominant freshman season, Macklin Celebrini’s Boston University career is complete. 
Cole Eiserman (above) was selected 20th overall to the New York Islanders, marking one of the five incoming Terriers to be selected in the 2024 NHL Draft. (Rena Laverty/USA Hockey).

2024 NHL Draft: A scouting report on BU’s 5 incoming selections

Eli Cloutier • June 29, 2024
While Macklin Celebrini garnered most of the headlines surrounding Boston University men’s hockey throughout the two days of the 2024 NHL Entry Draft at the Sphere in Las Vegas, Nev., five other future Terriers were selected on both Friday and Saturday.
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