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This is the 1986-87 Hockey East Regular Season.  The membership remained the same from the previous season.  All teams played a 32 game regular season.

Standings[]

Team                       GP  W  L T  P  GF  GA
Boston College Eagles      32 26  6 0 52 203 121
Lowell Chiefs              32 20 10 2 42 146 136
Maine Black Bears          32 19 12 1 39 159 117
Boston University Terriers 32 15 14 3 33 134 132
Northeastern Huskies       32 11 18 3 25 110 139
Providence Friars          32  7 22 3 17 104 156
New Hampshire Wildcats     32  5 24 3 13 105 179

Leading Scorers[]

Points[]

  1. Craig Janney, Boston College, 74
  2. Dan Shea, Boston College, 60
  3. Kevin Stevens, Boston College, 58
  4. John Morris, Lowell, 55
  5. Ken Hodge, Jr., Boston College, 50

Goals[]

  1. Kevin Stevens, Boston College,30
  2. Tim Sweeney, Boston College, 29
  3. Gord Cruickshank, Providence, 27
  4. John Morris, Lowell, 24
  5. Craig Janney, Boston College, 23

Leading Goaltenders[]

Goals Against Average[]

  1. Scott King, Maine, 3.06
  2. Dave Littman, Boston College, 3.32
  3. Bob Deraney, Boston University, 3.78
  4. Al Loring, Maine 3.89
  5. Bruce Racine, Northeastern, 3.99

Save Percentage[]

  1. Scott King, Maine, .897
  2. Dave Littman, Boston College, .887
  3. Bob Deraney, Boston University, .885
  4. Terry Taillefer, Boston University, .884
  5. Al Loring, Maine .877

Conference Tournament[]

Quarterfinals[]

  • Northeastern defeated Boston University 3-2
  • Maine defeated Providence College 5-2

Semifinals[]

  • Maine defeated Lowell 5 to 4
  • Boston College defeated Northeastern 4 to 2

Finals[]

  • Boston College defeated Maine 4 to 2

Tournament Most Valuable Player[]

All-Tournament Team[]

NCAA Tournament Teams[]

Quarterfinals[]

  • Boston College
lost to Minnesota 6 to 4 in a two game total goals series (4-1, 2-3)
  • Maine
lost to Michigan State 11 to 5 in a two game total goals series (6-2, 5-3)

Awards[]

  • Player of the Year:  Brian Leetch, D, Boston College
  • Coach of the Year:  Bill Riley, Lowell
  • Rookie of the Year:  Brian Leetch, D, Boston College

Conference All-Stars[]

First Team[]

Second Team[]

All-Rookie Team[]


source: http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/pdf/men/snapshots/86_87.pdf

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