Like a lot of players, Dean Letourneau began skating at a very young age – he was between two and two-and-a-half, which also happens to be somewhere around when he started walking, at least that’s what he remembers.
The Boston College Eagles men’s hockey team kicks off its season on Friday, Oct. 11 against Michigan State in East Lansing, Mich. As the season draws closer, we’re taking a look and profiling each member of the 2024-25 roster.
Name: Dean Letourneau Position: Forward Year: Freshman Number: 20 Height: 6-7 Hometown: Arnprior, Ontario Prior to BC: Letourneau spent the past four years playing for St.
In this edition of the Boston Bruins News & Rumors, we have a look at some updates from a trio of Bruins prospects. Cole Spicer is stepping away from the game for the foreseeable future, Marc McLaughlin signed an extension, and Dean Letourneau talks about his experience at development camp and his expectations moving forward.
Dean Letourneau was born on February 21, 2006, in Braeside, Ontario. Letourneau played for the Ottawa Valley Titans for two seasons and totaled 16 goals and 19 assists in 36 games for the U14 and U15 teams.
Given how thin the Boston Bruins’ prospect pool is, stockpiling it is important. The organization has seen players graduate to the big club and even got a boost last season.
Almost 10 years ago, the Boston Bruins had a late first-round pick where they had a chance to swing for the fences. They had already landed stud defenseman prospect Charlie McAvoy with a mid-first round pick and they had a late pick to perhaps take a chance with while holding the 29th overall pick as well.
Just one week ago, the Boston Bruins were prepared to take the first night of the 2024 NHL Draft off and will not make a selection until the fourth round at pick 122.