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Now that the NHL draft is over with, now comes time for NHL development camps. Below you will find the list of Terriers who are in the camps. Buffalo Sabres Defenseman Brandon Hickey Graduate transfer forward Max Willman Chicago Blackhawks Junior defenseman Chad Krys Freshman forward Jake Wise Colorado Avalanche Sophomore forward Shane Bowers Dallas … Read moreTerriers in NHL devlopment camps
Boston University hockey fans have reason to tune into the NHL Draft when it begins on June 22 in Dallas. After a successful freshman campaign with the Terriers, forward Brady Tkachuk is expected to go as high as third overall and is the second-ranked North American skater in the draft according to NHL.com. Tkachuk has … Read moreNHL draft preview: What BU men’s hockey fans can expect
Although the blog was down for most of the season, that didn’t stop us from publishing articles on The Daily Free Press’ main website. In this post you can find Matt’s feature on junior forward and assistant captain Bobo Carpenter and his 20 questions with freshman forward Brady Tkachuk. Don’t forget to check out Liam’s article … Read moreFeatures published while the Blog was down
Although the Boston University men’s hockey team will not return to action until the first weekend of the new year, some Terriers will be wearing the jersey of their respective country over the break. Freshman forward Brady Tkachuk, sophomores goaltender Jake Oettinger and forward Patrick Harper will represent Team USA in the World Junior Championship … Read moreMultiple Terriers to play in World Junior Championship, Hickey to play in Spengler Cup
The United States, Canada and Finland 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship preliminary rosters were announced earlier this week. Five players from the Boston University men’s hockey team – some returning and some new – saw their names on the rosters among many other young hockey players who hope to represent their home countries in Buffalo, … Read more2018 World Junior Championships preliminary rosters announced, 5 BU players named
The No. 18 Boston University men’s hockey team picked up another two points this weekend in its road series against the University of Maine. The Terriers are currently tied for fourth place in Hockey East alongside No. 10 Providence College. On Friday night at the Alfond Arena, redshirt sophomore goaltender Max Prawdzik made his second collegiate … Read moreWeekend Roundup: Maine Series
The Boston University men’s hockey team announced its incoming players for the 2017-18 season earlier today. Among the seven incoming forwards and three defenseman that make up the Terriers’ 27-man roster, five members of the freshman class were selected in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. In addition to the nine-member freshman class, the Terriers have added graduate transfer … Read moreBU announces incoming players for 2017-18 season, 9 freshman and 1 graduate transfer
It was another exciting and successful year at the NHL Entry Draft for Boston University men’s hockey fans and more importantly, the players being drafted. One goaltender, two forwards, and four defenseman were all called during the two days at United Center in Chicago. While defenseman Ryan O’Connell is a 2018 recruit, the other six … Read moreA look back at the 2017 NHL Entry Draft
Have no fear Boston University men’s hockey fans, the 2017 NHL Entry Draft is almost here and many BU recruits as well as rising sophomore goaltender Jake Oettinger are expected to hear their names called by league commissioner Gary Bettman. The first round of the draft will start tomorrow at 7 p.m. EST and the … Read moreThe BU 2017 NHL Entry Draft preview
Boston University commit, Shane Bowers, has aced his midterm. When NHL Central Scouting released its midterm rankings of players eligible for the 2017 NHL Draft, it ranked the Halifax-born center as the 13th-best amongst North American skaters. Bowers has played in all 33 games for the United States Hockey League’s Waterloo Blackhawks. His 10 goals and 24 … Read moreHow are BU hockey’s freshmen for 2017-18 faring?