HOCKEY EAST PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Justin Hryckowian - Northeastern
Sophomore Forward; Lile-Bizard, Que
In the month of November, Justin Hryckowian tallied 13 points (6g,
7a) in seven games played, recording six multiple-point nights. His
13 points and 1.86 points per game were both third in the NCAA.
He recorded his first career hat trick in a four-point night (3g, 1a)
on Nov. 4. He currently leads the NCAA in faceoff wins (210). His
three game-winning goals lead all of Hockey East and are tied
for second in the NCAA.
Runner-up: Brett Berard, Providence
PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
Cutter Gauthier - Boston College
Forward; Scottsdale, Ariz.
Cutter Gauthier led all Hockey East rookies with eight points and
five goals in seven games during the month of November. His
five goals was second in the NCAA among all freshmen. In seven
games in November, he finished with a team-best 26 shots on goal
and scored three power-play goals. He had at least one point in
five outings, including two multi-point games.
Runner-up: Ryan Greene, Boston University
ARMY ROTC DEFENDER OF THE MONTH
Lane Hutson - Boston University
Freshman; Chicago, Ill.
Lane Hutson wins Army ROTC Defender of the Month for the
second time, as he was second among all Hockey East defenders
with six points thanks to three goals and three assists. He finished
as a plus-four and blocked two shots. Two of Hutson’s three
goals were game-winners, including am overtime goal at #18/16
Northeastern. Hutson tallied twice, including the game-winner, in
the Terriers’ triumph over #19 Notre Dame.
Runner-up: Max Crozier, Providence
STOP IT GOALTENDING GOALTENDER OF THE MONTH
Hugo Ollas - Merrimack
Sophomore; Linkoping, Sweden
Hugo Ollas went 3-1-0 in month of November, including posting
back-to-back shutout performances against both Maine on Nov. 11
and Sacred Heart on Nov. 17. His shutout streak ended officially at
170:48 after helping Merrimack to a seven-game winning streak.
He posted a .960 Save percentage this month with a 1.01 goals
against average, which were good for third and second in the nation, respectively. He led Hockey East in both categories. He also
earned the Hockey East Goaltender of the week award this month.
Runner-up: Arsenii Sergeev, UConn
