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.”
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Terriers fall 2-1 in overtime loss against Northeastern
Despite leading shots on goal, holding a lead for nearly half the game and stellar play from their netminder graduate Alexa Matses, the Terriers lost 2-1 against Northeastern.
Terriers close out the first-half with series against Merrimack Warriors
The No. 4 Boston University men’s ice hockey team will play a home-and-home series against Merrimack College this weekend in a rematch of the 2023 Hockey East championship game.
WIH returns to Hockey East play against Northeastern and Providence
The Terriers will open the weekend with the coveted crosstown matchup against Northeastern on Friday at before taking on the Providence on Saturday.
WIH splits weekend at the Smashville Showcase
It was a mixed weekend for the Boston University women’s hockey team in Music City for the Smashville Showcase, as the Terriers split their tournament games.
Terriers fall short in 2-1 Red Hot Hockey loss against Cornell
The Terriers suffered a 2-1 Red Hot Hockey loss against Cornell University at Madison Square Garden Saturday night.
Terriers prep for Red Hot Hockey showdown with Cornell at Madison Square Garden
The No. 5 Boston University men’s hockey team (9-3-1. 5-1-1 Hockey East) will cap off their November schedule with yet another tough test — this time against the No. 16/17 Cornell University Big Red (4-3-1, 2-3-1 ECAC).
Five things BU Hockey fans should be thankful for
Consider this a starter pack for your own BU hockey ‘thankful for’ speech.
WIH to face Robert Morris and Minnesota State in Smashville Showcase
The Boston University women’s hockey team is headed south for Thanksgiving to participate in the Smashville Showcase. The round-robin tournament also features Robert Morris University and Minnesota State University.
Sophomores stand out as BU comes from behind in benchmark 3-2 win over Quinnipiac
Powered by two late goals from sophomore forward Ryan Greene, the No. 5 Boston University men’s hockey team erased a two-goal deficit in the third period to take down the No. 3 Quinnipiac University Bobcats, 3-2, Wednesday night.
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