7th whitewash in 32 matches: Jacob Fowler ends his regular season in style

The Montreal Canadien met Dustin Wolf last night.

The Calgary Flames’ goalkeeper was unbeatable, and he shut out the Tricolore to allow the Flames to win 1 to 0.

This was a frustrating loss to watch for the CH fans, as it is surely the case for other NHL fans after facing Wolf and the Flames.

It’s discouraging to face a goalkeeper who is so confident and solid in front of his net, and that’s a great strength to have on your team.

Luckily for the Tricolore, they potentially have a goalkeeper of this caliber who could come and frustrate opposing teams on a regular basis, just like Dustin Wolf did last night against the Canadien.

This goalkeeper, you all know him, it’s Jacob Fowler.

The 20-year-old CH prospect is sensational this season in the NCAA, as he strings together good performances with legendary calm.

Moreover, last night, Fowler completed his regular season with a 7th shutout in 32 games.

Jacob Fowler gets his SEVENTH SHUTOUT in 32 games with BC this season

He is HIM pic.twitter.com/dPw5MfWPed

— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) March 8, 2025

This was the last game of the regular season for Boston College last night, and the Eagles won 6 to 0 against Merrimack University.

Fowler stopped 27 shots, which further improved his already impressive statistics.

Jacob Fowler finishes his second regular season in the NCAA with a record of 24-5-2 and breathtaking statistics!

All the details: https://t.co/gr1lUoY8JB pic.twitter.com/VrmNThVFLj

— RDS (@RDSca) March 8, 2025

For comparison, in his rookie season in the NCAA, last year, Fowler had a record of 32-6-1 with a goals-against average of 2.14 and a save percentage of 0.926.

This was a very good season for Fowler, but this season, the Tricolore prospect has really taken his game to another level.

In short, Fowler is really showing us that he has great potential, and we’re all eager to see him make the jump to the pros next season.

He could join the Rocket/Canadien as soon as the NCAA playoffs, the Frozen Four, are completed.

The Frozen Four will be webcast on #RDS.ca on April 10 and 12, and not in March pic.twitter.com/iSevN4epko

— Stephane Leroux (@StephRDSJunior) March 9, 2025

Last season, Fowler and Boston College lost in the Frozen Four final to the University of Denver.

This season, it’s clear that Fowler and his team won’t want to miss out on it for a second time.

In a flash

— It’s sure.

The last two losses hurt. https://t.co/t2CeciHuh6

— TVA Sports (@TVASports) March 9, 2025

— A prospect to watch at the next draft.

Daniil Prokhorov continues to thoroughly impress me. He had 2g 1a today, and was once again dominant. He has eight goals in his last eight MHL games. He’s 6-5, 210…and still only 17. Here were three of his hits and his two goals: @sickpodnhldraft pic.twitter.com/zNOhQEfWEW

— Grant McCagg (@grantmccagg) March 9, 2025

— Indeed.

Wonder how panicked the league/networks are considering the Rangers, Flyers, Bruins, Penguins, Red Wings, Sabres, Blackhawks and Blues may all miss the playoffs. That’s a lot of major US hockey markets

— Kevin Kurz (@KKurzNHL) March 9, 2025

— To follow.

Today is our annual Members’ Day! For the occasion, players will participate in a skills competition that will be broadcast live on our YouTube page at 11am!
Today is our annual Members’ Day! For the occasion, players will take… pic.twitter.com/HZnNx35U05

— Rocket de Laval (@RocketLaval) March 9, 2025

— Wow. What a fight!

Alex Gallant vs Tyrel Bauer
An early one this afternoon #AHL #WranglersHockey #GoMooseGo pic.twitter.com/zilkUfStxk

— FloHockey (@FloHockey) March 8, 2025