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

  Freshman standout Macklin Celebrini has been named a Hobey Hat Trick finalist by the Hobey Baker Memorial Award Committee, along with BC’s Cutter Gauthier and North Dakota’s Blake Jackson. It’s the latest honor for the high-scoring North Vancouver native. Earlier this week he was recognized as College Hockey News’ Rookie of the Year, Hockey East’s Rookie of the Month for March and the conference’s Rookie of the Week—for the seventh time this season--following the NCAA Regionals where he scored a goal and assisted on four other BU strikes. Celebrini told BU Today’s Charles Moore: “It mea ..read more

                                 Photo credit Rich Gagnon College Hockey News has named Macklin Celebrini as its NCAA Rookie of the Year. Nationally, the North Vancouver native is second is goals with 32, tied for second in points with 64 and second in PPG with 1.73. He also led Hockey East scoring in conference games with 44 points in 23 games, as well in points per game with 1.91. The CHN report quotes The Athletic’s Cory Pronman: "He checks every box you want in a top prospect, and is one of the ..read more

    A three-goal second period + solid goal-tending + a resilient third period closeout was the formula that produced a come-from-behind, 6-3 win for the #2 Terriers over #7 Minnesota in the Sioux Falls NCAA Regional tournament final. With the win, BU advances to the Frozen Four in St. Paul on April 11, where they will face Springfield Regional champion Denver in the semifinal. Terriers will be making their second consecutive Frozen Four appearance and 24th overall. The victory also evens the all-time series between the schools at 13-13-2. Ten of those games have been in the NCAA tou ..read more

  #2 Terriers received goals from six players and a dialed-in Mathieu Caron stopped 28 shots—and covered up numerous defensive gaffes—as BU pulled away from a tenacious #17/18 RIT squad for a 6-3 in the semifinal of the Sioux Falls Regional. Terriers will face Minnesota, who rallied in the third period to edge Omaha, 3-2, in the regional final Saturday night. The win improved BU's record to 27-9-2. Terriers, playing in their 39th NCAA tournament have a 46-39-0 in tournament games.   BU scored twice in each period while the Tigers scored once each period. Terrier goals were from ..read more

  #2 Terriers are back in the NCAA Regionals again and as the top seed in the Sioux Falls Regional, they’ll take on the fourth seed, Atlantic Champion RIT. Game time at the Denny Sanford Premier Center is set for 5 p.m. ET with ESPNU broadcasting the contest and ESPN+ providing the live stream. The game also is available on TSN+. Terriers (26-9-2) saw their seven-game winning streak snapped in the Hockey East championship game. RIT (27-10-2) is a riding a seven-game win streak, include five Atlantic Hockey tournament games. “These guys, they respond pretty well, so that’s the expectation ..read more