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Jack Eichel

Jack Eichel is an American hockey center for the Vegas Golden Knights, a Stanley Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist who shares career moments with fans online.

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Overview

Born
October 28, 1996
Hometown
North Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Work
Professional ice hockey player; center
Breakout
2015 Hobey Baker Award at Boston University; second overall NHL draft pick
Team
Vegas Golden Knights

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How it started.

Eichel grew up in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Before Boston University, he played for the Boston Junior Bruins and USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program, helping the United States win Under-18 world championship gold in 2014.

The college breakout.

His one season at Boston University brought 71 points, the national scoring lead and the 2015 Hobey Baker Award. He became only the second freshman to win the award, following Paul Kariya. Buffalo selected him second overall in the 2015 NHL Draft.

A new chapter in Vegas.

After six seasons with Buffalo, Eichel moved to Vegas in 2021. A neck injury and artificial disk replacement surgery interrupted his career, but he returned to win the Stanley Cup in 2023. In his first NHL postseason, he led all players with 26 points and 20 assists.

Playing for his country.

International hockey has followed him from the junior ranks to Team USA’s senior team. In February 2026, he added Olympic gold in Milan to his Stanley Cup championship.

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Club hockey

International hockey

Awards

Quotes

I've always set pretty high expectations for myself.Jack Eichel, Boston University Athletics

Reflecting on his freshman season as Boston University reported on his 2015 Hobey Baker banquet.

Trivia

  1. He wore No. 9 at Boston University.
  2. His 71 points set Boston University’s freshman scoring record.
  3. In 2023, he brought the Stanley Cup to his childhood rink and former high school.

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