Cole Eiserman scored twice and Cole Hutson scored a goal and an assist in Team USA's 7-2 win against Slovakia in the semifinals of the IIHF World U18 Championships in Finland. On Sunday, they'll face Canada who held on to beat Sweden, 5-4, in the other semifinal. The game will air live on NHL Network at 11 a.m. ET. With his two tallies--both coming on power plays--Eiserman has tied Cole Caufield for the career NTDP record of 126 goals. After scoring 69 times as a U17, he has 57 this season. Those are the second and third best single-season marks in the NTDP.  The two goals also move Eiser ..read more

IIHF World U18 Championships in Finland. tw-align-center Cole Hutson's next point will tie him with J.D. Forrest for the NTDP's all-time scoring lead among defensemen. Relevant context, Forrest played three seasons at the program is the NTDP's all-time leader in games played (208). https://t.co/nRRx3b0xoX — Chris Peters (@chrismpeters) April 28, 2024 For the second time in the tournament, Cole Hutson gave Team USA an early lead, this time in a 7-1 win over Latvia that boosted the U.S.’s record to 3-0 in the preliminary round. He also assisted on a goal, raising his career point total to 111, t ..read more

  Cole Eiserman scored a hattrick to pace Team USA to a 9-0 rout of Slovakia in the team’s opening game at the IIHF World U18 championships in Espoo, Finland. Cole Hutson, returning from missing several games due to an injury, opened the scoring with an unassisted tally on the rush. He also assisted on a goal, was +3 and logged a team-high 20:07 TOI. Kamil Bednarik assisted on three goals including two of Eiserman’s scores. Eiserman now has 52 goals this season as well as 121 for his career, which is five shy of Cole Caufield’s record of 126. With his two points, Hutson has 40 this seas ..read more

  tw-align-center FIRST PRO GAME... FIRST PRO GOAL FOR NICK ZABANEH! pic.twitter.com/gCQ4Ptkbae — x - Providence Bruins (@AHLBruins) April 21, 2024 Nick Zabaneh’s goal in his first professional game was the game winner as AHL Providence defeated Hartford, 4-2.  tw-align-center Nick Zabaneh on netting the game-winning goal in his first professional game... "I think it's surreal right now. The last 48 hours have been surreal, getting the call that I was going to play today...to bury one there, it feels amazing right now."#AHLBruins | @Amica pic.twitter.com/P1EFLIa6cT — x - Providence ..read more

     Grad student Cade Webber signed a two-year entry-level contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs and has joined the team in Tampa as the Leafs prepare to begin the playoffs.  A 2019 Carolina draft pick, his rights were traded to Toronto in March. Webber, who earned Hockey East Defensive Defenseman of the Year honors from Hockey East, set an NCAA record with 133 blocked shots this season and finished his BU career with 298 blocks and a +35. ●GoTerriers.com Webber signs entry-level contract with Toronto Maple Leafs Senior assistant captain Luke Tuch signed a two-year entry-l ..read more

  tw-align-center Welcome to the National, Laner!pic.twitter.com/L7Y5VuHxQX — BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) April 15, 2024 Two days after signing a three-year contract with Montreal, Lane Hutson donned the bleu, blanc et rouge for his first professional game, a match-up against Detroit and his childhood idol, Patrick Kane. He became the 94th Terriers to skate in the NHL. With his parents and three brothers looking on, Lane tallied the primary assist on goal on just his second shift of the game. tw-align-center Didn’t take long for Lane Hutson to do Lane Hutson Things™️ in the NHL!pic.t ..read more

                              Photo credit Jim Rosvold From Holy Macklin to Hobey Macklin! Scoring phenom Macklin Celebrini capped his freshman year by winning the 44th Hobey Baker Memorial Award in a ceremony in St. Paul that aired on the NHL Network. He joins Chris Drury, Matt Gilroy and Jack Eichel as Terrier Hobey winners. At 17, Celebrini, a Hobey Hat Trick finalist along with BC’s Cutter Gauthier and North Dakota’s Jackson Blake, is the youngest player to win the award as college hockey’s top player and one of ..read more

  Just like a year ago, a standout BU season ended in the Frozen Four semifinals as a Tristan Broz goal 11:09 into overtime gave the #3 Denver a 2-1 win and berth in Saturday’s championship game. BU ends its second campaign under head coach Jay Pandolfo with a 28-9-2 record.            Extended video highlights and recaps are linked below. “Tonight, the margin of error in these one-and-dones is very slim. We made some mistakes that cost us,” Pandolfo said. “There’s no tomorrow for us.” Failing to build on a first-period lead and losing the ..read more

  #2 Terriers will face off against the #3 Denver Pioneers in the first semifinal of the 2024 Frozen Four in St. Paul. Game time is 5 p.m. ET for the contest that will air on ESPN2 and be live-streamed on ESPN+. Announcers are John Buccigross and BU All-American Colby Cohen, who was Most Outstanding Player at BU's last national championship in 2009. The game will match the #1 offense in Division 1--Denver at 4.71 goals per games--against BU at #4 with 4.15. On the defensive side, BU is #9 at 2.44 GPG, while Denver is #26 at 2.83. However, DU's goalie, Matt Davis, backstopped two 2-1 wins ..read more

Frozen Four Week begins. #2 Terriers will soon head West to St. Paul where they'll face #3 Denver in the semifinals on Thursday at 5 p.m. BU is in the Frozen Four for the 24th time and will be seeking its sixth national championship. tw-align-center Weekend work. ? @camidicoo pic.twitter.com/FLsGTd7L3T — BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) April 6, 2024   Boston University Alumni has lined up watch parties in 10 cities nationwide: Austin, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, Providence, San Francisco, Seattle, St. Paul, Washington, DC. Click here for Watch Party Details. If yo ..read more