The Boston University men’s hockey team will travel to Yale’s Ingalls Rink in New Haven, Conn., marking BU’s first road, nonconference game since a series at Notre Dame on Oct. 20 and 21.
Author: Mitch Fink
Breaking down BU’s star-studded 2007-born recruiting class
The Boston University men’s hockey team has wrapped up its recruiting class of 2007-born skaters. It is an embarrassment of riches.
Women’s hockey dominates Providence in 5-1 victory, seals two-win weekend
The Boston University women’s hockey team executed crisp line changes, generated scoring chances and played to their habits. The result — a 5-1 triumph against Providence College.
BU Athletics announces ‘historic’ upgrades to Walter Brown Arena, women’s hockey facilities
Significant upgrades are in store for Walter Brown Arena, the historic rink that is home to Boston University’s women’s hockey program.
Terriers outmuscle Merrimack in chippy road win, 4-1
It was some combination of a hockey game, a fever dream and an all-out brawl. Or, as BU head coach Jay Pandolfo called it, it was a “gong show.”
In top-five matchup with Quinnipiac, BU looks to ‘be ready for the challenge’
Two of the nation’s best will face off when the Boston University men’s hockey team hosts Quinnipiac University Wednesday evening at Agganis Arena. The puck drops at 5 p.m.
Fueled by its power play, BU takes down Maine, 3-2
With their power play clicking on all cylinders, the Terriers captured a 3-2 win over No. 9 University of Maine Friday night at Agganis Arena. All three tallies came on the man-advantage.
Offense falls flat as women’s hockey loses to Harvard, 3-1
Facing a Harvard team that had yet to win a game this season, the Boston University women’s hockey team struggled to find its game. The Terriers fell into an early hole and couldn’t dig out of it.
Men’s hockey prepares for UMass Lowell’s structured defense in Hockey East home-and-home
The Boston University men’s hockey team knows what to expect when it faces UMass Lowell in a home-and-home series this weekend: physicality and defensive structure.
In complete effort, gritty play powers BU to 3-2 win over North Dakota
Facing a physical Fighting Hawks team with plenty of veteran savvy, the Terriers put their bodies on the line when it mattered most.
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