Cole Eiserman is on fire.
Cole Eiserman is on fire.
The New York Islanders 2024 first-round pick had himself another fantastic night.
Cole Eiserman, selected 20th overall, scored two highlight-reel goals for the Boston University Terriers Friday night against the University of Connecticut (UConn).
Eiserman now has four goals in three games, with three being netted on the power play.
His first goal was scored off a face-off, where Islanders second-round pick Kamil Bednarik pushed the puck over to Eiserman on the left side of the face-off circle.
Eiserman then got behind the UConn defenders and used his silky mitts to deke out the goalie and score his first even strength collegiate goal:
Bednarik’s assist is his second in the last two games as he is still searching for his first goal.
Eiserman’s second goal came on the man advantage, where just nine seconds in he swatted at a fluttering puck just below the crossbar and connected to score his first collegiate multi-goal game:
He also added three more shots on goal to his total, and now has 13 shots in just three games.
Eiserman has yet to score an assist, which is on par for what he has shown in his career.
He has always scored more goals than assists wherever he’s gone, including with the United States National Team Development Program, where he scored 53 goals to 25 assists in 56 games.
Eiserman and the Terriers continue their season tonight against Harvard University.