1966–67 Boston College Eagles men's ice hockey season

The 1966–67 Boston College Eagles men's ice hockey team represented the Boston College in intercollegiate college ice hockey during the 1966–67 NCAA University Division men's ice hockey season. The head coach was John "Snooks" Kelley and the team captain was Jerry York, who would later serve as BC's head coach from 1994 to 2022. 
==Season==
The Eagles would lose 6-5 in overtime to the Northeastern Huskies in the first round of the 1967 Beanpot and then defeat the Harvard Crimson 6-5 in overtime in the consolation gamto finish third in the tournament.
Paul Hurley would record five hat tricks during the season including a 5 goal game against the Providence Friars on March 4th. Whitey Allen, Fred Kinsman, and Jerry York would also record hat tricks during the season
Paul Hurley would lead the team in goals with 32; while Jerry York would lead the team in assists with (41) and points (67)
==Standings==
===Schedule===
Date 	Opponent 	Score	Result	Venue 	Location 	Record
November 30	Yale Bulldogs 	12-3 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	1-0
December 3 	Boston University Terriers	2-4 	Loss 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	1-1
December 7 	Brown Bears 	6-3 	Win 	Meehan Auditorium 	Providence, Rhode Island	2-1
December 10	Princeton Tigers 	8-4 	Win 	Hobey Baker Memorial Rink	Princeton, New Jersey 	3-1
December 13	Boston University Terriers	3-8 	Loss 	Boston Arena 	Boston, Massachusetts 	3-2
December 16	Michigan State Spartans 	3-5 	Loss 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	3-3
December 17	Northeastern Huskies 	6-0 	Win 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	3-4
December 22	Concord Eastern Olympics 	8-2 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	4-4
December 27	Loyola Warriors 	10-3 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	5-4
December 30	McGill Redmen 	6-2 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	6-4
January 3 	Northeastern Huskies 	2-4 	Loss 	Boston Arena 	Boston, Massachusetts 	6-5
January 6 	Clarkson Golden Knights 	6-5 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	7-5
January 11 	Harvard Crimson 	4-3 	Win 	Donald C. Watson Rink 	Allston, Massachusetts 	8-5
January 14 	Colby Mules 	6-1 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	9-5
January 28 	Colgate Raiders 	6-2 	Win 	Boston Arena 	Boston, Massachusetts 	10-5
February 1 	Cornell Big Red 	6-2 	Win 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	11-5
February 3 	Rensselaer Engineers 	12-2 	Win 	Houston Field House 	Troy, New York 	12-5
February 9 	Northeastern Huskies 	5-6* 	Loss 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	12-6
February 10	St. Lawrence Saints 	5-1 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	13-6
February 13	Harvard Crimson 	6-5* 	Win 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	14-6
February 16	Providence Friars 	9-0 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	15-6
February 22	Dartmouth Indians 	8-0 	Win 	Davis Rink 	Hanover, New Hampshire 	16-6
February 25	Army Cadets 	5-2 	Win 	Smith Rink 	West Point, New York 	17-6
March 1 	Northeastern Huskies 	1-3 	Loss 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	17-7
March 4 	Providence Friars 	13-2 	Win 	Rhode Island Auditorium 	Providence, Rhode Island	18-7
March 7 	Clarkson Golden Knights 	9-2 	Win 	McHugh Forum 	Boston, Massachusetts 	19-7
March 10 	Cornell Big Red 	2-12 	Loss 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	19-8
March 11 	St. Lawrence Saints 	6-4 	Win 	Boston Garden 	Boston, Massachusetts 	20-8
* Denotes overtime periods
==Roster and scoring statistics==
No.	Name 	Year	Position	Hometown 	S/P/C	Games	G 	A 	Pts	
1 	Jeff Cohen 	Jr. 	G 	Waltham, Massachusetts 	 	13 	0 	0 	0 	0
2 	Mike Flynn 	So. 	W 	Pittsfield, Massachusetts 	 	28 	4 	13	17 	4
3 	Bill Putnam 	So. 	W 	Potsdam, New York 	 	8 	2 	2 	4 	4
4 	Jim Prevett 	Jr. 	W 	Needham, Massachusetts 	 	28 	7 	9 	16 	4
5 	Steve Dowling 	Jr. 	D 	Hingham, Massachusetts 	 	28 	5 	16	21 	56
6 	Paul Hurley 	So. 	D 	Melrose, Massachusetts 	 	28 	32	23	55 	12
7 	Dave "Whitey" Allen	Jr. 	W 	Winchester, Massachusetts 	 	28 	17	33	50 	19
8 	Woody Johnson 	Sr. 	D 	Beverly Farms, Massachusetts	 	28 	5 	13	18 	54
9 	Dick Fuller 	Sr. 	W 	Swampscott, Massachusetts 	 	28 	12	12	24 	12
10 	Bob Kupka 	Sr. 	W 	Springfield, Massachusetts 	 	27 	16	17	33 	6
11 	Barry MacCarthy 	So. 	D 	Brookline, Massachusetts 	 	28 	4 	19	23 	40
12 	Steve Cedorchuk 	So. 	D 	Charlestown, Massachusetts 	 	12 	0 	1 	1 	0
13 	Mike Robertson 	Sr. 	W 	St. Paul, Minnesota 	 	18 	2 	4 	6 	8
14 	Ray Bastarache 	Jr. 	D 	Lynn, Massachusetts 	 	28 	2 	10	12 	12
15 	Gordie Clarke 	Jr. 	W 	Arlington, Massachusetts 	 	28 	23	19	42 	23
16 	Ty Anderson 	? 	C 	Swampscott, Massachusetts 	 	 	 	 	 	
17 	Jerry York 	Sr. 	C 	Watertown, Massachusetts 	 	28 	26	41	67 	14
18 	Fred Kinsman 	Sr. 	W 	? 	? 	25 	14	13	27 	4
19 	Jack O'Neil 	Jr. 	D 	Needham, Massachusetts 	 	3 	0 	0 	0 	0
20 	George McPhee 	So. 	G 	Waltham, Massachusetts 	 	24 	0 	0 	0 	4
==Team Awards==
*James E. Tiernan Memorial Award (Most Improved Player): Woody Johnson
*John A. "Snooks Kelley Memorial Award (player who best typifies BC hockey): Gordie Clarke
*Norman F. Dailey Memorial Award (Most Valuable Player): Jerry York
Jerry York would be selected as All-New England by the New England Hockey Writers Association. He would also be awarded the Walter Brown Award by the Gridiron Club of Boston as the outstanding American-born college hockey player on a New England team. He was selected as First Team All-American by the American Hockey Coaches Association
==1968 Olympic Team==
Team member Paul Hurley would be a member of the United States men's ice hockey team at the 1968 Olympics in Grenoble, France. He would be joined by John Cunniff and Jim Logue as players from BC that were on the 1968 Olympic team.
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