Tuesday, February 11, 2025
There was no better way this could go for entertainment value. Both the Boston University men’s hockey team and Boston College decimated their opponents in the Beanpot semifinals last Monday. No. 8 BU (15-10-1, 10-6-1 Hockey East) beat Harvard 7-1, and No. 1 BC (21-4-1, 13-3-1 HEA) dismantled Northeastern 8-2. […]
With the program’s first Hockey East regular season title in 12 seasons in sight, BU hosts two of the league’s best teams in a critical split-series.
The Terriers were excellent defensively and on the power play in the win over the Catamounts.
The Terriers were excellent in every area on Saturday, outshooting the Crusaders 37-15.
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.
The Boston University women’s hockey team fell to Northeastern in the 46th Women’s Beanpot championship, 4-0.
It’s the Boston University women’s hockey team against No. 15 Northeastern, again. Last year, the Huskies defeated the Terriers (14-7-1, 11-4-1 Hockey East) 2-1 in overtime to win the Beanpot.
Before the BU women’s hockey team will face Northeastern in the Beanpot championship, it will face UNH in a weekend conference matchup.
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.
The Terriers next take the ice on the eve of Thanksgiving in a 2 p.m. matchup Wednesday with Princeton at Agganis Arena. Here are some things BU should be thankful for as they continue one of their best starts to a season in program history.
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