Student-run coverage of Boston University hockey for the Daily Free Press
On the heels of a rocky season on Comm. Ave, the Boston University athletics department showed it’s committed to raising the expectations and performance of Terrier hockey by setting out to replace former head coach Albie O’Connell.
The Boston University men’s hockey team (19-11-3, 13-7-3 Hockey East) traveled to Orono, Maine for their final regular season series against the University of Maine Black Bears (6-21-4, 4-17-2 HE). From the rowdy Alfond Arena, BU put together a strong 60-minute performance on Friday night, winning the game with a final score of 5-1.
The Boston University men’s hockey team (18-11-3, 12-7-3 Hockey East) will close out the regular season in Orono this weekend against the University of Maine Black Bears (6-20-4, 4-16-2 HE).
The No. 13 Boston University men’s hockey team (17-10-3, 11-6-3 Hockey East) is set to take on their cross-town rivals the Boston College Eagles (11-16-5, 6-11-3 HE) in the battle of Comm. Ave with games set for Friday and Saturday night.
The Boston University men’s hockey team (16-10-3, 11-6-3 Hockey East) will compete in their biggest game of the season thus far, fighting for the Beanpot title on Monday night at TD Garden. Facing the Northeastern University Huskies (19-8-1, 10-6-1 HE), the Terriers have an opportunity to collect their first trophy since 2018.
The Boston University men’s hockey team (15-10-3, 10-6-3 HE) kicked off the 69th annual Beanpot tonight at the TD Garden against the Harvard University Crimson (12-8-2, 9-5-2 ECAC) where they advanced to the finals with a 4-3 victory.
After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the Beanpot, one of the most famous in-season college hockey tournaments, is finally back for the first time in two years and is set to start on Monday.
After a strong all around performance over the Providence College Friars last Sunday, the Boston University men’s hockey team (13-10-3, 9-6-3 Hockey East) is set to host the University of Maine Black Bears (4-14-4, 2-10-2 HE) tonight.
Embraced by junior forwards Robert Mastrosimne and Markus Boguslavasky, senior goaltender Drew Commesso left the ice for what could be his final time this season after making 36 saves in a Boston University win.
The Boston University men’s hockey team (12-10-3, 8-6-3 HE) is set for another Hockey East matchup this Sunday, taking on the No. 17 nationally ranked Providence Friars (17-9-2, 8-7-1 HE) for the first time this season.