John Beecher
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#19, C,
Boston Bruins
G
3
A
8
Pts
11
+/-
-9
PPP
0
SOG
444
Bio
Height/Weight:
6` ``/220 lbs
Born:
April 5, 2001 Elmira, New York
Draft:
2019 1st round (30th pick) by the Boston Bruins
Shoots:
L
Early life
Beecher was born on April 5, 2001, in Elmira, New York[1] to parents Bill and Natasha.[2] Although his parents were collegiate athletes, they did not play ice hockey. His father played lacrosse and golf at Elmira College while his mother ran track and cross-country at Union College.[3] Beecher began ice skating when he was six years old after spending the summer playing roller hockey and immediately made the local travel team.[4] Beyond ice hockey, Beecher also played soccer, football, baseball, and lacrosse.[3] Beecher and his older brother Bryce played together until 2015 when his brother had to get his hips replaced due to him being born with congenital hip dysplasia.[4]Playing career
Beecher was drafted 30th overall by the Boston Bruins in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, but committed to play for the University of Michigan during the 2019–20 season. He was suspended one game for headbutting on February 3, 2020.[5] Despite this, Beecher had a solid freshmen season with Michigan, scoring nine goals and seven assists. However, both the 2020 Big Ten tournament and the 2020 NCAA tournament were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ending the season early. Beecher started off the 2020–21 season where he left off, scoring four goals and four assists in 16 games. However, on February 28, 2021, it was revealed that Beecher had undergone shoulder surgery for a lingering injury and would miss the rest of the season.[6] Fully recovered from his injury, Beecher would play a full junior season at Michigan. However, he was unable to build upon his successful freshman year, scoring only six goals and nine assists for 15 points. He would, however, get his first taste of both Big Ten and NCAA tournament action. He would help Michigan win the 2022 Big Ten tournament, securing an auto-bid in the 2022 NCAA tournament, where Michigan would reach the Frozen Four before falling to the eventual champions Denver Pioneers.Player Ranks
Goals For
27th
214
Power Play %
29th
15.1
Goals Against
26th
365
Penalty Kill %
22th
77.1
Assists
30th
342
Penalty Mins
27th
787
Shooting %
30th
0.101
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