Proud to send our largest contingent ever to the World Junior Championship! Best of luck to these seven in Toronto & Montreal. #ProudToBU pic.twitter.com/CRVdUrcdVt— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) December 24, 2016
Rosters
for the World Junior Championships have been finalized with seven Terriers—believed
to be a record for a college team—set to compete. Dante Fabbro will skate for
Team Canada, while six Terriers—Kieffer Bellows, Jordan Greenway, Patrick
Harper, Clayton Keller, Charlie McAvoy and Jake Oettinger are rostered for Team
USA.
Chad
Krys, who was on last year’s bronze-medal US squad, was the final player cut as
the roster was reduced to 23. Team USA's first preliminary round game against Latvia is set for 3:30 p.m. ET on Monday, Dec. 26. The game--and all US games--will air on the NHL Network. (US Schedule) (Full NHL Network schedule)
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USA Hockey report; Day 9 Notebook
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SB Nation report
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United States of Hockey preview of WJC
In
its final pre-tournament exhibition, Team USA defeated The Czech Republic, 4-0,
with Bellows and Greenway each scoring a goal.
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USA Hockey recap
Looking
ahead
2018
recruit Ryan O’Connell scored a shorthanded goal and assisted on the
game-winner in St. Andrews College’s 4-3 win against The Rivers School.
O’Connell, a 6-1 defenseman, has 12 points in 20 games for the Saints.
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NeutralZone.net : Ryan
O’Connell, The Road Less Traveled
Looking
back
Wade
Megan’s goal on his first NHL shot earlier this week inspired our friend Bart
Rhett to compile two YouTubes full of initial NHL goals by Terriers.
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Part 1: Chris Bourque,
Colin Wilson, Brandon Yip, Nick Bonino, John McCarthy, David van der Gulik, Kevin Shattenkirk, Eric Gryba, Brian Strait.
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Part 2: Charlie
Coyle, Alex Chiasson, Matt Nieto, Adam Clendening, Jack Eichel, Evan Rodrigues,
Megan
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St.Louis Today: Megan
scores in NHL debut
Former
Terrier co-captain and Hobey Baker Award winner Gilroy is the top scorer for
Spartak Moskva of the KHL with a 7-27-34 scoring line. He earned a spot in the
starting line-up for the Bobrov Division for KHL
All-Star Week.
Yip
is now skating for Dusseldoerfer EG of the DEL.
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