Both Max Lacroix and Mathieu Caron put on impressive performances in their respective trials last weekend. If this is an open goaltending contest, it is hard to give either the edge.
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After road win at Boston College, the reality is undeniable: BU women’s hockey is for real
The Terriers reached 10 wins a full 64 days earlier than they did last season, and lead Hockey East with 27 points after 11 games.
Terriers leave Michigan series with far more questions than answers
As Coach Jay Pandolfo often says, the team is young. It will take time for them to find their groove. But from where the team stands right now, BU is far from National Championship form, and it has a steep climb to get there.
BU women’s hockey’s player-led movement gets its first wake-up call in loss to Northeastern: ‘How you practice is how you play’
There was little room to defend BU’s on-ice product — the Terriers were sloppy, undisciplined and completely dominated in the neutral zone — so a scathing review of that piece, if abnormal for head coach Tara Watchorn, wouldn’t have been all that noteworthy. But this was more than that. From the very first question — unprompted — Watchorn widened the scope.
‘He does everything for us’: Ryan Greene the Terriers’ unsung hero
Whether that be on the power play, penalty kill or while he’s driving production on the second line, Ryan Greene’s versatility has been invaluable for the Terriers and earned him ‘unsung hero’ praise.
Should BU’s special teams sound the alarms?
The penalty kill was the elephant in the room, a question that didn’t need asking. It wasn’t just a factor in Saturday night’s deflating 6-2 loss to Boston College in the Hockey East Championship, it was the story of the night.
Mathieu Caron was the unquestionable MVP for BU in semifinal win
While the Terriers got goals from Ryan Greene, Sam Stevens and a highlight reel one from Lane Hutson, it was the play of Caron that ultimately decided the game for BU.
Third time’s the charm: The good and the bad of the Beanpot semifinal
There’s a phrase: It’s hard to beat a team three times. Why? The other team is hungrier.
The 2024 women’s Beanpot was about more than hockey
Catherine Foulem stepped onto the ice of TD Garden just before 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening. In that moment, she was a part of history.
Callie Shanahan begins ‘comeback tour’ in 27-save Beanpot semifinal performance
At the top of her crease, Callie Shanahan tracked the puck, poke-checked it and the game was over. The Terriers would advance to the 2024 Beanpot Championship at TD Garden.
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