Mikhail Yegorov secured his first career shutout and point while Sascha Boumedienne scored his first collegiate goal in the Terriers’ bounce-back victory over the Friars.
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PREVIEW: Men’s hockey needs to prove consistency in Providence series
The men’s hockey team needs to string together two strong performances against the No. 7 Friars on the heels of its Beanpot championship over No. 1 Boston College.
PREVIEW: Men’s hockey moves on from rivalry series sweep with UNH rematch
Coming off a competitive sweep against Boston College, the Terriers will face UNH for a third time in three weeks.
Women’s hockey needs to get back on the rails against Holy Cross
It may seem over-dramatic to tell a team near the top of Hockey East’s standings its season is on the line this weekend, but two wins are an absolute necessity.
BU men’s hockey finds a different way in 2-1 overtime win over New Hampshire
When the Boston University men’s hockey team’s high-octane offense struggled to find the back of the net Saturday against New Hampshire, the Terriers finally won in a different fashion.
PREVIEW: Women’s hockey to take on UNH for mid-Beanpot clash
Before the BU women’s hockey team will face Northeastern in the Beanpot championship, it will face UNH in a weekend conference matchup.
PREVIEW: BU women’s hockey to take on Vermont in two-game set on the road
After dominating seventh-place Holy Cross on Saturday to open the spring schedule and escaping fifth-place Maine to close the fall, a sweep in Burlington would give BU women’s hockey its second four-game win streak of the year heading into the Beanpot on Tuesday.
What Friday’s rebound win over Maine showed about BU women’s hockey
BU didn’t panic after its 8-1 loss to Princeton, and it showed in Friday’s 3-1 win over Maine.
PREVIEW: BU men’s hockey riding Friendship Four momentum into home-and-home series with UMass
Now, with a young, developing team struggling to find its groove, the Terriers hope the championship will carry them into a rhythm.
BU women’s hockey outclassed 8-1 to Princeton in Agganis Arena finale
The Terriers lost their usual defensive stability on Tuesday afternoon, following an 11-day recess from play. The breakdown allowed the high-motor Tigers to run away with the 8-1 victory on the eve of Thanksgiving.
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