BU is hitting the road to take on the No. 7-ranked University of North Dakota (2-1) at the infamous Ralph Engelstad Arena, a challenging environment for any team coming in, let alone one so young.
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PREVIEW: BU women’s hockey looks to keep the good times rolling in weekend series at Syracuse
The Boston University women’s hockey team (4-3-0, 4-1-0 Hockey East) will look to win their fourth and fifth straight at Syracuse University’s Tennity Ice Pavilion, where they will take on the Orange (2-5-0) on Friday and Saturday.
BU men’s hockey escapes exhibition against Harvard with shootout win after 2-2 tie
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.
BU women’s hockey completes sweep over Maine with 2-0 victory
The Boston University women’s team remained undefeated at Agganis Arena after completing its sweep over the University of Maine on Saturday with a 2-0 win, continuing to build on its success after making the USA Hockey/The Rink Live poll for the first time in four years.
Three takeaways from BU women’s hockey’s 2-0 win over Maine
BU won again, but it looked even less convincing than it did in Friday’s 2-1 victory.
BU women’s hockey defeats Maine 2-1 in series opener, but knows it needs to be better
The Terriers defeated Maine 2-1 on Friday afternoon, but it was no convincing performance.
BU men’s hockey wins third straight with 4-2 victory over UConn, but frustrations mount for unsatisfied Pandolfo
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.
PREVIEW: Men’s hockey prepares for conference game with UConn, exhibition with Harvard
The Terriers face UConn Friday night to open up Hockey East Play and take on Harvard in an exhibition on Saturday, both at Agganis Arena.
PREVIEW: After mini-catharsis against Northeastern, can BU women’s hockey take care of business against Maine?
Part of fulfilling championship aspirations is proving you belong at the adults’ table. The Terriers have done that. But an equally important part is proving the kids don’t belong with you.
Tara Watchorn trusted her players to respond against Northeastern. BU women’s hockey answered the call
BU, with its big aspirations and its new player-led movement, needed proof of concept against a top team in the country. It needed a win against a cross-town rival it hadn’t beaten in forever. And it needed a response.
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