Saturday, December 21, 2024
BU won its seventh straight — its longest win streak since the 2013-14 season — and continued its fastest start to a season in a decade. And after finishing seventh and bowing out in the first round of the tournament last year, the Terriers lead Hockey East with 18 points after seven games.
BU led after two periods, then decided it wasn’t interested in winning a hockey game anymore in Friday’s 5-1 loss to Michigan.
BU women’s hockey defeated Providence on Friday afternoon at Agganis Arena, but head coach Tara Watchorn thought her team lacked attention to detail.
Forget which line Lola Reid is playing on. The goals are coming regardless.
The BU men’s hockey team received a wake-up call with a 7-2 loss to North Dakota at Ralph Engelstad Arena on Friday evening in a contest where the stage was just too big for the Terriers.
The result of Saturday’s exhibition was a 2-2 tie against Harvard University. But after a scoreless overtime, the teams competed in a shootout, which the Terriers won, 2-1.
The Terriers defeated Maine 2-1 on Friday afternoon, but it was no convincing performance.
After falling behind in the first period of Saturday’s Hockey East opener against the University of Connecticut, the Terriers did just enough to escape Agganis Arena with a 4-2 win.
The No. 3 BU men’s hockey team struggled in the first period of Saturday’s game against Union, but pulled it together in a 4-1 win. Still, head coach Jay Pandolfo left unsatisfied.
The Terriers (2-3-0, 1-2-0 Hockey East) broke the 12-game winless streak, including a heartbreaker in last season’s Beanpot Final, with a 4-0 shutout of the No. 12 Huskies (3-3-0, 1-1-0 HEA) at Agganis Arena Saturday afternoon.
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