Saturday, March 29, 2025
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.
BU’s remarkable season will ultimately come down to its ability to win tournament games, and on Friday, the Terriers played like a team built to do just that.
The Terriers sit atop Hockey East heading into their first game of the calendar year against Holy Cross.
Despite an unexpected but impressive first half of the season for the Boston University women’s hockey team, there are plenty of questions left to be answered regarding the current state and future outlook of the program.
BU didn’t panic after its 8-1 loss to Princeton, and it showed in Friday’s 3-1 win over Maine.
The Terriers head into winter break atop the Hockey East standings after beating Maine, looking to win the conference for the first time in a decade.
The Terriers had not had a regulation loss in 11 straight games entering their matchup against Princeton last week, where they fell 8-1. Now, after a 9-day break and a four-hour drive up to Orono, BU looks to reset itself against Maine.
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.
The Terriers reached 10 wins a full 64 days earlier than they did last season, and lead Hockey East with 27 points after 11 games.
The Terriers dominated the Eagles over 60 minutes in a 3-1 win at Conte Forum, surrendering only nine shots on goal.
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