The Boston Junior Eagles and Dexter Southfield product announced his intention to play for BC on Monday afternoon. Vote, an ’05 from Arlington, Mass., had narrowed down his college choices to Boston College, Harvard and Michigan before ultimately choosing Jerry York’s program.
Vote will spend the next two seasons playing for USA Hockey’s NTDP in Plymouth, Mich. The undisputed top uncommitted New Englanders in his birth year, Vote is a special talent who makes those around him even better.
Boston College continued its tremendous run on the recruiting trail with Will Vote committing to the Eagles.
The Boston Junior Eagles and Dexter Southfield product announced his intention to play for BC on Monday afternoon. Vote, an '05 from Arlington, Mass., had narrowed down his college choices to Boston College, Harvard and Michigan before ultimately choosing Jerry York’s program.
Vote will spend the next two seasons playing for USA Hockey’s NTDP in Plymouth, Mich. The undisputed top uncommitted New Englanders in his birth year, Vote is a special talent who makes those around him even better.
Vote is on the smaller side, but his hockey sense is as good as it gets in the ’05 birth year. He’s a cerebral, two-way forward who can play center or right wing. His compete, ability to make plays from below the dots and protect pucks are all notable assets. He skates well and has above-average skill.
Vote is the fourth ’05 to commit to Boston College, joining Pope Francis right wing Ryan Leonard (Amherst, Mass.) and Mid Fairfield defensemen Drew Fortescue and Aram Minnetian. All four players will represent the red, white and blue for the next two seasons with the NTDP. There isn’t a program in the country that is in better shape than BC in terms of the 2005 birth year.
Vote’s linemate with the Junior Eagles, Will Smith (Lexington, Mass.) was the first ’05 to commit, pledging his allegiance to Northeastern in April of 2019.