Max Richter’s album “Vivaldi: The four seasons recomposed” is very nice album. Levi was also a top-10 finalist for the Hobey Baker Award and a New England Division I All-Star while obtaining the following Hockey East accolades: Player of the Year, Goaltender of the Year, First Team All-Star, Goaltender of the Month (Feb.), and five Goalie of the Week awards.Actually strictly not “Now listening”, but in general very good album. Primeau finished that season with a 25-10-1 record, posting. He is the second Husky to receive the honor since its inception in 2014, following Cayden Primeau, who claimed the honor in the 2018-2019 season. Levi is first-ever goaltender to win the Richter award twice in their career, doing so in consecutive seasons. Best single season save percentage (.952).
Best single season goals against average (1.54).Best career goals against average (1.90).He also posted 18 games in which the opponent tallied two goals or fewer and had 20 games where he made 30+ saves.ĭuring his tenure with Northeastern, Levi re-wrote the Huskies' goaltending record book, setting seven new program records:.Levi became the first netminder to win Beanpot MVP since Northeastern's Cayden Primeau in 2019. 956 save percentage en route to claiming the 2023 Beanpot title, earning Tournament MVP and Eberly Award accolades. Additionally, he tallied 65 saves and a.947 save percentage, six shutouts, 753 saves, 1392:53 minutes played and 14 wins (all league-highs). In Hockey East play, Levi finished with a 1.81 goals against average, a.His save percentage ranked first in the NCAA this season, while his 1,066 saves were third among all college goaltenders.933 save percentage, a 2.24 goals against average, and posting a 17-12-5 record in net with six shutouts. Story Links BOSTON – Northeastern University goaltender Devon Levi has been named the winner of the 2023 Mike Richter Award, the Hockey Coaches Association (HCA) announced on Friday evening at the Sparkman Wharf in Tampa, Fla.ĭevon Levi posted an incredible final season of play for the Huskies, recording a.
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