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| Senior captain Jenn Wakefield scored twice for BU Rachel Pearson/DFP Staff |
By Meredith Perri/DFP Staff
HYANNIS — With fewer than 10 seconds left in the Hockey East Tournament championship, the No. 9 Boston University women’s hockey team peppered Providence College netminder Genevieve Lacasse with pucks. The Terriers, who were desperately looking to tie up the game, had been down 1-0 since halfway through the first period.
After pulling sophomore goaltender Kerrin Sperry in lieu of an extra skater, BU coach Brian Durocher stood on the bench and watched as his team managed to do what had seemed impossible for the first 59 minutes of play – get a shot past Lacasse.
“I’m hoping for one of those small miracles that somehow after those 59 and a half minutes you find a way to get a puck past [Lacasse],” Durocher said of his thought process during the last 10 seconds of regulation. “You’re really thinking she’s going to be our Tournament MVP, and we couldn’t score against her. That was pretty much the song of the weekend.”
Brian Doucher needs to teach Parker how to win an OT game.
You are a pathetic, idiotic troll who needs to get a life, then get a clue. You *think* you’re funny with the daily, incessant Parker bashing, but you’re merely an embarrassment to college hockey fans (and sports fans in general).
Great win, watched the NESN broadcast, beat Cornell!