I've really liked Boisvert's game at UND, he's managed to adapt well from the USHL I think and has been very solid overall as an all-around type of potential top 6 center.
The guy skates well, plays hard, is a good thinker of the game as a whole, defends well though there were some rough mishaps in the games that I did see, and though he isn't the biggest/strongest I do also like Boisvert's board play and willingness to engage physically though he isn't really a grinder type.
Where I think he'll need to improve the most though is simplifying some of his plays offensively, try to take more shots because right now he's a bit predictable as a pass-first guy, and learn to play with a more patient approach when in tight-checking games.
And by that last bit I mean that right now I feel Boisvert at times tries to "force the issue" a little too much while challenging defenders to get clean looks/zone entries whereas a good, simple, fundamental dump-in and then trying to outspeed an opponent or delay puck-retrieval would be just a better play to make.
That side to his game is especially more apparent when playing tougher opponents which is why I think he'll need to be coached on this, on when to pick his moments to be aggressive.
I also feel that Boisvert's "one-touch plays", mostly his passing under tight checking, need some work. Not to be misunderstood, I'm not saying that Boisvert's "quick-play" skills and recognition are "bad" per se.
Just, I feel that if Boisvert started executing those one-touch plays with more consistency and accuracy that it would really help him realize his offensive potential in the NHL.
So yeah, I've enjoyed Boisvert's play at UND and think chances are there for him to be a very good player for the Blackhawks.