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Bruins Recall Carter Camper from Providence

BRUINS RECALL CARTER CAMPER FROM PROVIDENCE

BOSTON, MA – Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced
today that the club has recalled forward Carter Camper from the
Providence Bruins (American Hockey League). Camper is expected to join
the club on their road trip in St. Louis and be available for the team's
practice in St. Louis at the Scottrade Center at 10:30 a.m. CT on
Tuesday, February 21.

With the Providence Bruins this season, Camper has 14 goals and 24
assists in 53 games. As of February 20th, he leads the team in overall
points (38) and assists (24) and is coming off his first professional
hat trick which he registered against the Connecticut Whale on February
19. Camper was also the only P-Bruin selected to participate in this
year's AHL All-Star game on January 29th, held in Atlantic City, NJ.

This marks Camper's first NHL recall of his career. In 2010-11, Camper
appeared with Providence three times at the conclusion of his collegiate
career, recording one goal and one assist in three games played.

Prior to arriving in Providence, Camper played four seasons at Miami
(Ohio) University with 69-114=183 totals in 156 games. He went to the
NCAA tournament in all four of his college seasons with two Frozen Four
appearances. In his senior season at Miami, he was a Hobey Baker
finalist when he ranked third in the nation in both assists and points
with 19-38=57 totals, and also became the first player in the school's
history to be named CCHA Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Camper was signed by Boston as a free agent on April 7th, 2011.

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TRANSACTION: Boston Bruins recall Carter Camper from the Providence
Bruins (AHL).