The Terriers take on No. 2 Minnesota in a two-game series this weekend in what will be an early test for the new-look Terriers.
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With historic upgrades coming to Walter Brown Arena, Agganis Arena plays home to the ever-growing women’s game
Walter Brown Arena will receive much-needed renovations: a new locker room, team lounge, and coaches’ offices, as well as a new video board, to be unveiled in January. For the fall semester, the team will play its home games in Agganis Arena, the home of the men’s hockey program.
In game one, BU women’s hockey proves it’s got plenty of places to find goals
Tuesday’s women’s hockey game was a landslide, a rout, a drubbing. Whatever you want to call it. But also, for an offense that came in with far more questions than answers: A lift-off.
3 takeaways from women’s hockey’s 7-1 win over Merrimack
The Terriers scored seven goals in the first 60 minutes of the season, the most in a single game under second-year head coach Tara Watchorn. Goalscorers: Tamara Giaqunito (2x), Lola Reid, Lindsay Bochna, Clara Yuhn, Ani Fitzgerald and Kaileigh Quigg.
Terriers take down Merrimack 7-1 in season opener
The BU women’s hockey team opened its season with a 7-1 statement win over Merrimack on Tuesday evening with contributions from every line.
In her second year behind the bench, Tara Watchorn wants her players to set the standard
After a year behind the bench, BU women’s hockey head coach Tara Watchorn is taking a step back with a new strategy: “Let it be theirs.”
PREVIEW: Women’s hockey to open season against Merrimack Tuesday at Agganis Arena
The Terriers will open up regular season play in a Hockey East matchup against Merrimack College Tuesday night at Agganis Arena. The puck will drop at 6 p.m.
For BU women’s hockey, the transfer portal gives, but it sure does take
Eight players from the 2023-24 team entered the transfer portal. Three questions need to be asked: Why did eight players consider leaving? Why did seven leave? What did the program do to combat the losses?
Cole Eiserman hears the doubts surrounding his score-happy game. At BU, he’s out to prove them wrong.
Some have called BU freshman Cole Eiserman “selfish” and “one-dimensional.” Others believe he is a future NHL superstar.
Living up to a name: Cole Hutson enters BU with big skates to fill
Quinn and Lane Hutson set a high bar for the Hutson name at BU. Now, their brother Cole has the tall task of living up to that name as he enters his freshman year with the Terriers.
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