Most Recent Inductee
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BU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Matt Gilroy was inducted into the Boston University Athletic Hall of Fame on Nov. 4, 2017, becoming the 48th former Terrier hockey player to be so honored. NAME YEAR GRADUATED YEAR INDUCTED Walter Anderson 1950 1961 Fred Bassi 1967 1987 Ralph “Ike” Bevins 1950 1965 Dan Brady 1972 1992 Bob Brown 1973 1991 Peter Brown 1976 1993 Al Carvelli 1939 1990 Carl Clem 1933 1964 Harry Cleverly 1937 1959 DAN BRADY JAY PANDOLFO Gordon “Mickey” Cochrane 1924 1959 Jim Craig 1979 1989 John Cullen 1987 1995 John Curry 2007 2014 John Danby 1972 1988 Cleon Daskalakis 1984 1994 Larry Davenport 1970 2008 Gerald Desrosiers 1938 1967 Chris Drury 1998 2003 Robert Dupuis 1958 1983 Mike Eruzione 1977 1983 Jack Ferreira 1966 1982 John Garrity 1950 1959 JIM CRAIG TIM REGAN Brian Gilmour 1967 1997 Matt Gilroy 2009 2017 Richard Green 1965 1981 Mike Hyndman 1970 1990 Jacques Joubert 1995 2010 John H. Kelley 1952 1973 Richard Kelley 1952 1989 Johnny Lax 1935 1988 Don MacLeod 1958 1973 Robert Marquis 1960 1967 Shawn McEachern 1992 2008 Peter McLachlan 1967 2001 Rick Meagher 1977 1983 JOHN CULLEN DICK RODENHISER Jack O’Callahan 1979 1986 Jay Pandolfo 1996 2001 Jack Parker 1968 1994 Tim Regan 1972 1993 Richard Rodenhiser 1953 1984 Thomas Ross 1966 1978 Paul Rowe 1935 1985 David Sacco 1993 2004 David Silk 1979 1992 Vic Stanfield 1975 1987 Steve Stirling 1971 1984 Herbert Wakabayashi 1969 1978 Ed Walsh 1974 1998 JACK O’CALLAHAN HERB WAKABAYASHI Most Recent Inductee MATT GILROY One of only three Terriers to be named an All-American three times, Matt Gilroy (‘09) became BU’s second Hobey Baker Award winner as a senior while leading the Terriers to their fifth national championship. He earned AHCA All-America First Team honors in each of his final two seasons after receiv- ing second-team accolades as a sophomore. A walk-on and converted defenseman, Gilroy was the first blueliner in Hockey East history to be named to the league’s first team three times. The Long Island native recorded 92 points (25 g, 67a) and a rating of plus-78 in 160 career games. @ TERRIERHOCKEY • FIVE-TIME NCAA CHAMPION 38 CONFERENCE TITLES - 21 REgULAR SEASONMEN’S, 17 TOURNAMENT ICE HOCKEY.