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Aa 10-25 Wrelease Noah Smith Director of Media Relations PRESS Hockey East Association PRESS 591 North Ave – #2 RELEASERELEASE Wakefield, MA 01880 Phone: (781) 245-2122 www.HockeyEastOnline.com [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MARCH 17, 2005 EAVES NAMED CCM PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jack Parker wins fourth Bob Kullen Award as top coach Following in the skate marks of his older brother Ben, Patrick Eaves of Boston College has been named the 2004-05 CCM Hockey East Player of the Year. Eaves started the season off strong, putting on a four-game show during which he scored or assisted on 11 of BC’s 16 goals. He got hot again in January, going on a nine-game point streak with seven goals and 10 assists. His offensive prowess helped Boston College to the regular season title for the third straight year. Across town, coaching icon Jack Parker was steering Boston University towards an amazing recovery following an all- time worst eighth-place finish in Hockey East in 2003-04. The Terriers posted a 15-5-4 record in league play this year, nearly tripling their win total, and finished tied for second. For that, Parker’s peers selected him as the CCM Bob Kullen Award winner as Hockey East Coach of the Year for the fourth time in his career. At the head of a rookie class stocked with talented goaltenders, UMass Lowell’s Peter Vetri shined above the rest, backstopping the River Hawks to a 14-game undefeated streak in midseason. He helped them to an outstanding 9-0-1 record in non-league play that put the team in contention for an at-large NCAA Tournament bid, and has been deservedly selected as the Superskills Hockey Rookie of the Year. CCM Player of the Year Superskills Hockey Rookie of the Year Patrick Eaves, Boston College Peter Vetri, UMass Lowell (Jr. F; Faribault, MN) (Fr. G; Windham, NH) Runners-up: John Curry, So. G, Boston University Runner-up: Kevin Regan, G, New Hampshire Keni Gibson, Sr. G, Northeastern CCM / Bob Kullen Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award Coach of the Year Jason Guerriero, Northeastern Jack Parker, Boston University (Sr. F; Manorville, NY) Runner-up: Blaise MacDonald, UMass Lowell Runner-up: Ryan Shannon, Sr. F, Boston College Hockey East Scoring Champion Charlie Holt Team Sportsmanship Award Jason Guerriero, Northeastern (34 points) Northeastern University (Sr. F; Manorville, NY) Runner-up: University of New Hampshire ITECH Goaltending Champion Best Defensive Forward Matti Kaltiainen, BC (1.81 GAA) Preston Callander, New Hampshire (Sr. G; Espoo, Finland) (Sr. F; Regina, SK) Runner-up: Cory Schneider, Fr., BC (1.83 GAA) Runners-up: Greg Moore, Jr., Maine David Van der Gulik, Jr., Boston University ITECH “Three Stars” Award Patrick Eaves, Boston College Old Time Hockey (Jr. F; Faribault, MN) Best Defensive Defenseman Ryan Shannon, Boston College Tim Judy, Northeastern University (Sr. F; Darien, CT) (Sr. D; Bowie, MD) Runner-up: Andrew Alberts, Sr., BC Noah Smith Director of Media Relations PRESS Hockey East Association PRESS 591 North Ave – #2 RELEASERELEASE Wakefield, MA 01880 Phone: (781) 245-2122 www.HockeyEastOnline.com [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MARCH 17, 2005 HOCKEY EAST ALL-STARS SELECTED Bonanza year for all three Boston schools Regular season champion Boston College led the way in Hockey East’s annual All-Star voting, seeing three of its ath- letes selected to the All-Star team for the second time in their respective careers. Defenseman Andrew Alberts and forwards Patrick Eaves and Ryan Shannon were all selected to the First Team. Boston University and Northeastern joined BC in giving the All-Star teams a dominating Boston flavor. Northeastern posted its best representation since 1994 among the league’s elite, fielding two First-Teamers (goaltender Keni Gibson and forward Jason Guerriero) and one Second-Teamer. BU senior Bryan Miller was a strong selection as a First Team All-Star defenseman, while teammate John Curry was just edged for First Team goaltender status by NU’s Gibson. New Hampshire had two Second Team selections, while Merrimack and UMass Lowell had one each. The Superskills Hockey All-Rookie Team was led by three unanimous selections, BU linemates Chris Bourque and Peter MacArthur, and UMass Lowell goaltender Peter Vetri, the league’s Rookie of the Year. But there were two other goaltenders that garnered the recognition they deserved as All-Rookie teamers – BC’s still undefeated Cory Schneider and UNH’s Kevin Regan. Massachusetts placed two on the rookie squad, No. 2 scorer P.J. Fenton and defenseman David Leaderer, while the University of Maine had one popular selection, ever-improving defenseman Bret Tyler. 2004-05 Hockey East All-Stars First Team Position Second Team Keni Gibson, Northeastern Goaltender John Curry, Boston University (SR; Stittsville, ON) (SO; Shorewood, MN) Andrew Alberts, Boston College 2 Defense Bryan Schmidt, Merrimack (SR; Eden Prairie, MN) (JR; Bloomington, MN) Bryan Miller, Boston University Defense Brian Yandle, New Hampshire (SR; Wayne, NJ) (JR; Milton, MA) Patrick Eaves, Boston College 2 Forward Sean Collins, New Hampshire (JR; Faribault, MN) (SR; Reading, MA) Jason Guerriero, Northeastern Forward Mike Morris, Northeastern (SR; Manorville, NY) (JR; Braintree, MA) Ryan Shannon, Boston College 2 Forward Ben Walter, UMass Lowell (SR; Darien, CT) (JR; Langley, BC) 2 two-time All-Star Honorable Mention – Goaltender: Jimmy Howard (JR - Maine) Defensemen: Tim Judy (SR - Northeastern), Tyson Teplitsky (SR - UNH) Forwards: Preston Callander (SR - UNH), Elias Godoy (JR - UMass Lowell), Jacob Micflikier (SO - UNH) 2004-05 Superskills All-Rookie Team Kevin Regan, New Hampshire, Goaltender (South Boston, MA) Cory Schneider, Boston College, Goaltender (Marblehead, MA) Peter Vetri, UMass Lowell, Goaltender (Windham, NH) * David Leaderer, Massachusetts, Defense (Rochester, NY) Bret Tyler, Maine, Defense (Maynard, MA) Chris Bourque, Boston University, Forward (Topsfield, MA) * P.J. Fenton, Massachusetts, Forward (Longmeadow, MA) Peter MacArthur, Boston University, Foward (Clifton Park, NY) * * unanimous selection.
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