By Arielle Aronson/DFP Staff LOWELL – Before the college hockey season began, No. 12 Boston University men’s hockey coach Jack Parker made it very clear who his top goaltender would be. Senior Kieran Millan deserved the spot, Parker said, after three years of strong play in net and a 2010-11 […]

By Tim Healey/DFP Staff LOWELL – Sixteen seconds and a Corey Trivino goal into the game on Saturday at the Tsongas Center, it looked like the No. 12 Boston University men’s hockey team would be preying on University of Massachusetts-Lowell all night. But two hours and a touchdown’s worth of […]

By Tim Healey/DFP Staff Immediately following the Boston University men’s hockey team’s 7-1 loss to University of Massachusetts-Lowell tonight, BU coach Jack Parker made quick work of his post-game press conference. Speaking for all of 19 seconds, he said: “Horrible game by us from start to finish. We got a […]

By Tim Healey/DFP Staff LOWELL — Saturday night at the Tsongas Center, it looked like the No. 12 Boston University men’s hockey team was finally going to come out on its collective toes. After a goal 16 seconds into the game – a tip-in by senior forward Corey Trivino – […]

BU @ UMass-Lowell Live Blog

By Tim Healey/DFP Staff Saturday night at 7 p.m., the No. 12 Boston University men’s hockey team will attempt to do something it has not done all season: win two games in a row. Fresh off an overtime win over University of Massachusetts last Saturday, BU (3-2-1, 2-1-1 Hockey East) […]

By Arielle Aronson/DFP Staff Fenway Park is one of the most historic ballparks in the country. Its nooks and crannies, its crooked seats, its bricks that have been standing since 1912, all of it combines to make the park one of the more magical places to play in or watch […]

By Meredith Perri/DFP Staff CHESTNUT HILL – Halfway through the first period of the No. 5 Boston University women’s hockey team’s game against No. 6 Boston College, neither team had scored. After a tough weekend where the Terriers fell to No. 1 University of Wisconsin and only scored one goal […]

By Andrew McCarthy/DFP Columnist What I remember most vividly is the noise. Walter Brown seated less than 4,000 people, but on some nights, it seemed to be the loudest venue in Boston. The chatter of the consistently sold out crowds would ricochet off the hospital-white cement walls and red iron […]

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