Carl Sneep

Sneep was an honorable mention to the AP All-State Team his junior year, and during his senior year he was named to the AP All-State First Team. The Mr. Hockey finalist was the only high school player to finish his season playing in the USHL playoffs. The Boston College bound Sneep joined 40 other skaters in August 2006 competing in Lake Placid, N.Y. for a place on the National Junior Team.

2006-07: Sneep made a seamless transition to the NCAA game in 2006-07, where he spent his freshman campaign with the Boston College Eagles. The blueliner recorded a goal and nine assists in 38 games with BC. One figure that jumps out is the eight penalty minutes the 6’4 Sneep accumulated — a low figure for anyone.

2007-08: Because of some suspensions on his team at the beginning of the season, Sneep saw added ice time and in the process led all defensemen on his team in scoring en route to a national championship as the Boston College Sreaming Eagles overtook Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the Frozen Four with a final score of 4-1.  During the championship game, the right-handed shooting defenseman took a puck to the ankle and sat out the remainder of the contest.

2008-09: Sneep played 33 games in his junior season, registering 2 goals and 9 assists in the process.

2009-10: In his senior year, Sneep posted 11 goals and 17 assists en route to a Frozen Four championship. He played top minutes and was used in all situations for Boston College.

2010-11: As an AHL rookie, Sneep saw his ice time flux throughout the season. He showed that he can play in all situations and with a variety of assignments. He managed 4 goals, 13 assists, and a plus-17 in 61 games.