Women’s hockey declares class 2025

BOSTON – Boston University women’s hockey team welcomes eight new players to 2021-22, head coach Brian Durocher announced on Tuesday.

Six first-time and two moves will join Terrier this season as part of a future team that includes four strikers, three defenders and one goalkeeper.

“I want to welcome eight new student athletes to Boston University and our hockey program,” Durocher said. “I am sure they will add to our huge tradition of academic excellence, hockey achievements and community service throughout the neighborhood and I must send thanks to former coaches Liz Keady Norton and Tara Watchorn for their efforts and tireless work in assembling this talented team.”

Jesse DeVito

F 5-6 Rumson, NJ Wisconsin

Spent three seasons in Wisconsin but played only one season (2019-20) due to injury. Appeared in eight games in the 2019-20 season and helped Wisconsin win the WCHA regular season championship. Twice a member of the WCHA All-Academic Team before Wisconsin, played with the current terrier Julia Nearis Kent School and was also the captain of the Mid-Fairfield Stars. Junior Hockey National Tournament in Junior Year Participated in the U.S. National Hockey Girls Development Camp in 2013 and the 66-year-old Girls Development Camp for girls under 18 in 2016.

Liv Haag

F 5-1 Robbinsdale, Minn. Benilde-St. Margaret

Played four seasons of college hockey in Benilde-St. Margaret’s Served as Deputy Captain for the past two seasons Won four direct conference titles Earned all academic honors for the conference Every year Also played softball, tennis and final frisbee.

Maggie Hanzel

D 5-9 Rochester, Minn .; Lourdes

Played four seasons of university hockey at Lourdes High School Captain of the last two seasons During the season 38 points (20g, 18a) in 18 matches as a parent on the way to earn first team state honors for the third consecutive year Southeast Minnesota Player of the Year and led Lourdes to third consecutive title points (17g, 27a) in 30 matches as a junior to advance to the Lourdes state semi-finals. 149 points.

Ellie Larson

D 5-9 Hutchinson, Minn. RIT

Transfer from RIT … Led the team last year after spending two seasons as assistant captain in 116 career matches, scored 10 goals and added 24 assists to 34 points Four times AHCA All-American Scholar and CHA All-Academic Team selection all 16 games last season, a total of two points and led the tigers with 47 blocked shots. notch 11 points (4g, 7a) young. 10) and points (16) while preventing 109 shots. Get Five Feeds Freshman Before RIT, he played for five years at Hutchinson High School, for a total of 125 points (65 g, 60a).

Madison Michals

D 5-7 Needham, Mass. St. Mark’s School

Skated at St.Mark’s School in the 2019-20 season, scored seven goals and added eight assists to 15 points. Before the St. Mark’s match, he played two seasons for Noble and Greenough. national semi-finals Won ISL as a second-year student and NESPAC championship freshman Invited to US national camp as freshman and second-year student All-NEPSAC grades.

Kylie Roberts

F 5-8 Edina, Minn. Edina

Played four seasons in college hockey in Edina, winning three state championships Combined with seven goals and 13 assists to 20 points in the last two shortened seasons. Recorded 12 points (4g, 8a) as a sophomore and earned an invitation to a U.S. hockey development camp for under-18s I scored 58 goals and added 42 assists to the Edina U15 team as a freshman and earned an invitation to a U16 / 17 development camp.

Callie Shanahan

5-10 G Commerce, Mich. HoneyBaked

Played club hockey at HoneyBaked Won a gold medal with the United States at the 2020 IIHF Women Under 18 World Championships Won a state championship in 2018 and again in 2021 Served as team captain in his final year at the Country and Track Lakeland High School.

Christina Vote

F 5-2 Arlington, Massachusetts Dexter Southfield

Skated for Dexter Southfield as a parent, where he was voted Athlete of the Year after scoring 14 points (6g, 8a) in 13 games. Played two seasons at Williston Northampton School as a sophomore, earned 33 points (12g, 21a) The team’s all NEPSAC honors also won the state championship and reached citizens with East Coast Wizards Notched 26 points (8g, 18a) in their first year. He played college licorice and football and was also on the university rowing team during his high school career.