Top Draft Prospect Tynan Lawrence Joins Boston University
Tynan Lawrence, a prominent prospect heading into the NHL Draft, is making a significant move to the NCAA. The 17-year-old center will join the Boston University Terriers for the remainder of this season, as confirmed by Sportsnet.
Tynan Lawrence’s Background
Previously, Lawrence played for the Muskegon Lumberjacks in the USHL. During his second season, he achieved 10 goals and 17 points over 13 games, despite dealing with a lower-body injury. In his rookie season (2024-25), he demonstrated impressive performance, scoring 25 goals and totaling 54 points in 56 matches.
Draft Prospects and Rankings
Sportsnet scout Jason Bukala rates Lawrence highly, placing him seventh in his pre-draft rankings released in early December. Bukala characterized Lawrence as having “top-six NHL upside,” highlighting his skill set and speed on the ice.
- Height: 5’1″
- Current Team: Boston University Terriers
- Previous Team: Muskegon Lumberjacks
- Goals this Season: 10
- Points this Season: 17 (in 13 games)
- Rookie Season Goals: 25
- Rookie Season Points: 54 (in 56 games)
Impact at Boston University
Joining the Terriers, Lawrence will collaborate with other leading NHL prospects, including Cole Eiserman (New York Islanders), Cole Hutson (Washington Capitals), and Aiden Celebrini, who is the older brother of San Jose Sharks star Macklin Celebrini. Currently, Boston University holds a record of 9-8-1 and is positioned 19th in NCAA rankings.
Final Thoughts
As Tynan Lawrence steps into this new chapter at Boston University, his skills and potential will undoubtedly add to the team’s dynamics. Fans and scouts alike will be keen to see how he performs and further develops in the NCAA.
