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In their third meeting of the year, the Boston University women’s hockey team (3-1) dropped their first game of the season to the University of New Hampshire Wildcats (1-3) at the Whittemore center in Durham, NH. In a bout of deja vu, the wildcats came out fast and with just as much intensity as they … Read more Women’s Hockey falls to UNH in third meeting of the year
The Boston University women’s hockey team (3-0) hosted the No. 2 ranked Northeastern Huskies (2-1) tonight at Walter Brown Arena where they came away with an exhilarating 2-1 victory. In their second weekend of the regular season, BU proved that they’re here to compete. “It was a real good team win. The kids fought and … Read more Women’s Hockey with huge win over No. 2 Northeastern
The Boston University women’s hockey team will break into the regular season this weekend with a home-and-home series against the University of New Hampshire Wildcats. Heading to Durham for Friday’s 6 p.m. match, the Terriers will then make it back to Boston for a 2 p.m. matinee at Walter Brown Arena on Saturday.
The Boston University women’s hockey team was back in action this afternoon at Walter Brown Arena for an exhibition game against the Holy Cross Crusaders. The group collected a 2-0 win and displayed a new physicality and offensive drive that seems promising as the regular season approaches.
The No. 6 seed Boston University women’s hockey team (6-6) was hosted at Schneider Arena for the Hockey East quarterfinals against the No. 3 seed Providence College Friars (11-6-1). The Terrier’s season was cut short as the Friars came out with a 4-3 victory in the single elimination game in the first meeting the two teams have had in 414 days.
The Boston University women’s hockey team (6-5) will head to Rhode Island this Sunday to play the Providence College Friars (10-6-1) in the quarterfinals of the Hockey East playoffs. The Terriers clinched a playoff spot in December, giving them an opening-round bye––this weekend’s game will be their first of the postseason.
In the second game of the Battle of Comm Ave, the Boston University women’s hockey team (6-5) fell 2-0 to the Boston College Eagles (14-4) in a historically close competition with tremendous efforts from both sides. After losing for the first time in nine games, and on home ice nonetheless, BC had a chip on their shoulder and played for redemption.
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — The Boston University women’s ice hockey team (6-4) played spoiler for the Boston College Eagles (13-4) on their Senior Day in Conte Forum, as the Terriers stormed back from a 2-0 deficit to win the latest installment of the Battle of Commonwealth Avenue 3-2. Senior co-captain Jesse Compher tallied three points … Read more Compher leads Women’s Hockey to 3-2 comeback victory in final seconds against No. 6 Boston College
The BU women’s hockey team (5-4) is hoping third time’s a charm as they head into their weekend series against the Boston College Eagles (13-3) that has previously been cancelled twice. The Battle of Comm Ave will finally be revived for the first time this season after BU went 3-1 against their rivals on Chestnut Hill last year; their 4-0 victory on February 4, 2020 knocked BC out of the 42nd Annual Women’s Beanpot in the preliminary round.
BOSTON — The Boston University women’s ice hockey team (5-4) came back with a vengeance against the University of Vermont Catamounts (6-2). After falling 4-0 in yesterday’s game, the Terriers pulled back above .500 with a 4-1 victory to split the weekend series. Senior forward Jesse Compher led the Terriers with three points (2g, 1a) … Read more Women’s Hockey avenges last night’s shutout loss, splits series with Vermont after 4-1 win