Women's Hockey Commissioner's Association | March 5, 2020 College hockey: Boston College’s Alex Newhook named National Player, Rookie of the month A hat trick hero headlines ice hockey's top plays Share WAKEFIELD, Mass. — Boston College freshman Alex Newhook (St. John’s, Newfoundland) has been named the Hockey Commissioners Association National Player and Rookie of the Month after an explosive February that saw him help the Eagles to the Hockey East regular season crown. The forward is the first player to sweep both awards since April 2016. CHAMPIONSHIP: Frozen Four 2020 schedule and dates Newhook led the nation in February with 20 points, 11 assists, two shorthanded goals and a plus-14 on-ice rating. He registered six multi-point outings in nine games, including a five-point (2g, 3a) night on Feb. 15 in a 6-2 win over Merrimack at Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill. The Newfoundland native recorded at least one point in all nine outings in February and ended the month riding a 10-game point streak with 10 goals and 11 assists over that span. On Saturday, he became the first BC rookie since Colin White (Hanover, Mass.) in 2016 to record 40 points in a single season. Newhook also swept the Hockey East Player and Rookie of the Month awards. His linemate and classmate Matt Boldy (Millis, Mass.) was second nationally in scoring last month with 16 points and was named as an honorable mention for National Rookie of the Month. The fourth-ranked Eagles have won seven games in a row and clinched their 17th Hockey East regular season title on Saturday with a 4-1 road win at Boston University. 2020 FROZEN FOUR: Tickets and Info Boston College (23-8-1, 16-6-0 HEA) hosts New Hampshire on Friday (March 6) at 7 p.m. on senior night at Kelley Rink. RPI’s Owen Savory (Cambridge, Ont.) earns HCA Goalie of the Month honors for the second consecutive month after leading the Engineers to a 6-2-0 mark and the No. 4 seed in the upcoming ECAC Hockey playoffs. In his eight starts this month, the sophomore allowed just 12 goals on 247 shots, leading the nation in both save percentage (.954), and shutouts (3). His most impressive start was a 37-save blanking of then-No. 16 Quinnipiac, which was part of four straight league wins to close out the regular season for RPI. Their 13-8-1 conference record earned them a bye in the league playoffs for the first time since 2013. Since the beginning of January, Savory has posted a 10-2-1 record, including five shutouts. He’s moved into the top ten in the nation in save percentage (7th — .932), and shutouts (T-2nd — 5). MEN'S HOCKEY: Stats | Scores | Champ History HCA Commissioners’ Choice Awards February 2020: National Player of the Month Alex Newhook, Boston College, HEA National Rookie of the Month Alex Newhook, Boston College, HEA National Goaltender of the Month Owen Savory, RPI, ECAC Honorable Mention Player of the Month Ben Sokay, Niagara, AHA Todd Burgess, RPI, ECAC Jake Slaker, Michigan, Big Ten Scott Perunovich, Minnesota Duluth, NCHC Steven Jandric, Alaska, WCHA Honorable Mention Rookie of the Month Keaton Mastrodonato, Canisius, AHA Nick Abruzzese, Harvard, ECAC Alex Turcotte, Wisconsin, Big Ten Matt Boldy, Boston College, HEA Shane Pinto, North Dakota, NCHC Louis Boudon, Lake Superior State, WCHA Honorable Mention Goaltender of the Month Chad Veltri, Niagara, AHA Strauss Mann, Michigan, Big Ten Jeremy Swayman, Maine, HEA David Hrenak, St. Cloud State, NCHC Dryden McKay, Minnesota State, WCHA Harvard takes down BC 5-4 in thriller to win 2022 women's Beanpot Harvard won its 15th Beanpot with its 5-4 win over BC on Tuesday night. READ MORE College hockey: 11 numbers to know in Beanpot tournament history The 69th annual Beanpot tournament kicks off Feb. 7 with a doubleheader. Here are some numbers you should know. READ MORE College field hockey: No. 7 North Carolina opens ACC play with 6-1 win over No. 5 Boston College No. 7 North Carolina field hockey upsets No. 5 Boston College 6-1. READ MORE