#isles 

Checking in with Cole Eiserman and Kamil Bednarik.

The Terriers are having an up and down season but there will be no complaints about the play of freshman Cole Eiserman.

Eiserman has 14G 7A in 22 Games Played.

Eiserman scores the majority of his goals from the shooting position on his wing with his best weapon - his shot.  50% of his goals are on the PP.  But Eiserman has a bite to his game and is improving every game on the forecheck and has shown he's comfortable playing infront of the net.

He prefers, when screening or running net front, to leak out to the backdoor as soon as the opportunity presents itself.

Kamil Bednarik is flying under the radar because he's only scored 1G while running Center as a freshman.  He plays a patient, engaged two-way game up the middle for their third line and has become a key part of their penalty kill.

Bednarik has 11 assists and is the only one on his line with a +1 (with linemate Devin Kaplan posting a -7).  I think he needs to trust his shot more because it's better than most would suspect but right now it's clear he likes to facilitate (linemate Shane Lachance has a mind-blowing 61 shots in comparison to Bednarik's 26).

I love Bednarik's tools, his mentality, and his work-ethic.  His patience is not passivity and he's extremely active with his stick and does not hesitate to throw hits when it's advantageous to do so.  Still, he pays most of his attention defensively on patrolling the center of the ice with an active stick and denying the opposing team space.

I really like both of these prospects.  The BU play in a very tough Conference (Hockey East) and have the 3rd best win percentage (currently 2nd in the Conference but Maine has 2 games in hand).