The program is officially entering its next era, spearheaded by the leadership group of co-captains Nadia Mattivi and Madison Cardaci as well as assistant captains Lacey Martin and Catherine Foulem.
We got a little bit better, we know what it takes to get to where we were, and we’re going to hopefully do everything over again — just a little bit better.
Now, fresh off a Hobey-Baker-nominating year at Brown University, the junior transfer will be leading the way in net for Boston University men’s hockey this season.
Along with the new face sitting on the bench for Boston University this season, head coach Tara Watchorn, there are also several exciting new freshman additions on the ice.
The freshman forward, and grandson of legendary former Boston University men’s hockey coach Jack Parker, will hit Agganis ice this season carrying a legacy that the program has been built upon.
When Gavin, a freshman, and Case, a graduate student and BU’s captain, suit up together for the Terriers this fall, it will mark the first time that the brothers team up for an organized hockey team.
The set of identical twin forwards share a special bond — having always played on the same team together — and will carry it onto the Boston University women’s hockey team this fall.
Led by head coach Jay Pandolfo, the Terriers are looking to turn their 2023 Frozen Four fallout into motivation for a deeper run in the 2023-24 season.
‘Respect the past, represent the future,’ is Tara Watchorn’s message as she enters her first year as head coach of Boston University’s women’s ice hockey team.
The Terriers have soaring expectations this season, and they won’t have to wait long to face off against some of the nation’s best. This year’s schedule features big games from start to finish. Here are the five biggest.
The Boston University men’s hockey team is loaded with talent this 2023-24 season, but one name in particular will be on everyone’s radar — freshman forward Macklin Celebrini.
