Boston College Head Coach Jerry York Named To U.S. Hockey Hall Of Fame

Jerry York received a much-deserved honor Monday night.

The Boston College men's hockey head coach was elected for the United States Hockey Hall of Fame. York is joined in the 2020 class by longtime Nebraska Omaha head coach Dean Blais, current Wisconsin head coach and former NHL player Tony Granato and U.S. women's national ice hockey team legend Jenny Potter.

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It’s our pleasure to announce the #USHHOF Class of 2020! 🇺🇸

Congratulations & thank you for everything you’ve done for the game of hockey in the United States! → https://t.co/0dvajqoz4W pic.twitter.com/rLRWjAxLsK

— USA Hockey (@usahockey) September 14, 2020

York, 75, has served as head coach of the Eagles for 26 years and led the program to four NCAA Tournament championships and nine Hockey East Tournament titles. His 1,091 wins are the most in school history.

He played 81 games for BC as a player, tallying 64 goals and 70 assists.

York will be formally inducted next spring.

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