Freshman Matt Nieto had a hand in all of BU’s offense, scoring its first goal and assisting on the second in the Terriers’ 2-1 win over Providence at Agganis Arena. Nieto converted an Alex Chiasson centering pass in the first period, then found fellow freshman Adam Clendening for a blueline blast on a second period power play. Kieran Millan, who stopped 36 shots, lost a chance for a shutout in the waning minutes of the game for the second time this month.
BU has now gone 5-0-1 in league play since losing a pair of one goal games to BC and Merrimack a month ago. Terriers remain in fourth place in Hockey East, two points behind the Warriors. The second half of the home-and-home with the Friars will be played tonight at Schneider Arena.
• GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
• Video highlights
BU has now gone 5-0-1 in league play since losing a pair of one goal games to BC and Merrimack a month ago. Terriers remain in fourth place in Hockey East, two points behind the Warriors. The second half of the home-and-home with the Friars will be played tonight at Schneider Arena.
• GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
• Video highlights
• Coach Jack Parker Post-game comments
► Blog contributor CDRAL reports that among the former Terriers attending last night's game were Shawn Ferullo, Blaine Maus, Mark Fidler, Marc Hetnik, Brian Ewing, Scott Lachance, Jack Baker, Mike Dimella and Clark Donatelli, who is an assistant coach for Providence.
Looking back
Former BU blueliner Eric Gryba scored his first goal of the season for Binghamton in a 6-2 win over Charlotte.
Women’s team
Junior Jenn Wakefield provided all the offense the Terriers need with a pair of scores in BU’s 2-0 blanking of Maine at Alfond Arena. Freshman Kerrin Sperry stopped 21 shots while earning her sixth shutout of the season.
• Hockey East Online recap
• Coach Brian Durocher’s post-game comments
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