BU outshot their opponent 38-15 Tuesday but couldn’t convert their many offensive opportunities into scoring amid a tight, physical Holy Cross defense.
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WIH to face Holy Cross in opening round of Hockey East Tournament
The Boston University women’s hockey team will host the Holy Cross Crusaders on Wednesday evening for the opening round of the Hockey East Tournament.
WIH shutout on senior night, fall 4-0 to UConn
After nearly every skater had left the ice following BU’s 4-0 loss to UConn Friday night, graduate defender Nadia Mattivi skated around, taking in the last few moments on her team’s senior night.
WIH closes out regular season with series against UConn
The Boston University women’s hockey team will look to continue its plentiful offense this weekend as it wraps up the regular season in a home-and-home against No. 11 University of Connecticut.
WIH sweeps weekend games with wins over Vermont and Merrimack
The Boston University women’s ice hockey team got back into the win column with a pair of away victories this weekend.
Terriers to face Vermont and Merrimack in split weekend series
The Terriers have the opportunity to right the ship with another game against the Catamounts on Friday afternoon. BU follows it up with a Saturday matinee against the Merrimack Warriors.
WIH falls 3-1 against Maine, lacking ‘grit’ around the net
The Boston University women’s ice hockey team fell to the Maine Black Bears 3-1 on Friday night after a slow start.
WIH looking to head into final stretch strong with game against Maine
The Boston University women’s hockey team is set to face off against the University of Maine Black Bears in a Friday night Hockey East matchup at Walter Brown Arena.
Terriers break four-game losing streak behind Shanahan’s shutout in 3-0 victory
Behind Shanahan’s 19-save shutout, the Terriers snapped their four-game losing streak with a win over No. 15 Boston College in convincing 3-0 fashion.
WIH drops fourth straight in 3-0 loss to Boston College
Boston University’s offensive struggles continued in Friday’s 3-0 loss against a familiar foe — Boston College. The shutout marks the first scoreless game for the Terriers since their 2-0 loss to Northeastern University on Oct. 7.
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