Student-run coverage of Boston University hockey for the Daily Free Press
It would be unfair to criticize a team who just lost their first regulation game in three months, especially given the nature of the loss. BU-BC games are always close, no matter the records. The Terriers had a very good effort and came up on the wrong end –– it happens.
The Boston University men’s hockey team (18-11-3, 12-7-3 Hockey East) suffered their first regulation loss in exactly three months at the hands of their cross-town rivals, the Boston College Eagles (12-17-5, 7-12-3 HE) Sunday afternoon at Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill, MA.
The Boston University women’s hockey team (12-15-6, 11-10-5 Hockey East) was in Storrs yesterday afternoon to take on the University of Connecticut Huskies (23-8-4, 16-7-4 HE) in the Hockey East Quarterfinals. The Terriers’ season ended after falling 3-1.
In a full team effort, the Boston University men’s hockey team (18-10-3, 12-6-3 HE) earned a 6-3 victory over the Boston College Eagles (11-17-5, 6-12-3 HE) on senior night at Agganis Arena.
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The No. 13 Boston University men’s hockey team (17-10-3, 11-6-3 Hockey East) is set to take on their cross-town rivals the Boston College Eagles (11-16-5, 6-11-3 HE) in the battle of Comm. Ave with games set for Friday and Saturday night.
After a challenging second half of the season, the Boston University women’s ice hockey team (12-14-6, 11-9-5 Hockey East) is set to travel to Storrs, Connecticut on Saturday to face the University of Connecticut Huskies (22-8-4, 16-7-4 HE) in the first round of the Hockey East playoffs.
The Boston University women’s hockey team (12-14-6, 11-9-5 Hockey East) took the ice for their last regular-season matchup against the Providence College Friars (15-13-6, 12-12-3 HE) this evening at Walter Brown Arena. On the Terriers’ senior night they fell 2-1 in a hard-fought overtime game.
The Boston University women’s hockey team (12-13-6, 11-8-5 Hockey East) took on the Providence Friars (14-13-6, 11-12-3 HE) in their final regular-season series of the year. Friday night at Schneider Arena in Providence, the Friars won the contest in the shootout, 2-1.
After sophomore forward Lacey Martin lit the lamp to give the Boston University women’s hockey team (12-13-5, 11-8-4 Hockey East) the overtime win over the University of Maine, BU is set to play the Providence College Friars (14-13-5, 11-12-2 HE) in a home and home series.