Cole Hutson announces he will return for sophomore year at Boston University to chase dream of winning national championship
Briefly

Cole Hutson, an 18-year-old defenseman, will return for a sophomore season at Boston University after a strong freshman campaign. He expressed gratitude towards the team and is eager to chase his dream of winning a national championship after the Terriers' runner-up finish this year. Hutson ranked as the nation’s top freshman, capturing the 2025 NCAA Rookie of the Year title and being drafted by the Washington Capitals. He remains a potential candidate for the 2026 World Juniors, reinforcing his upcoming opportunities as a promising player in collegiate and international hockey.
It's time to chase an opportunity I've dreamed about my whole life.... Another Chance to win a National Championship.
Hutson finished the 2024-25 campaign as the top freshman in the nation, winning the 2025 Tim Taylor Award as NCAA Rookie of the Year.
The Washington Capitals drafted Hutson in the second round of the 2024 NHL Draft, which demonstrates his significant potential in professional hockey.
The Terriers are expected to be a good team again next season under head coach Jay Pandolfo with several high-ranked commits joining.
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