On Saturday, BU takes on another non-conference opponent, Holy Cross, at Agganis Arena. The Daily Free Press talked with junior assistant captain Justin Courtnall about preparation for the Atlantic Hockey team that the Terriers last played three seasons ago. The DFP also reported that injured forward Yasin Cissé and defenseman Ryan Ruikka won’t return to the lineup this week.
Heading into BU’s fourth game, junior assistant captain Alex Chiasson and sophomore Sahir Gill (photo) are tied for the team scoring lead with four points apiece. What bodes particularly well for the Terriers is that—as Coach Jack Parker pointed out on Inside Terrier Hockey—senior Corey Trivino and junior Wade Megan have been his best performing forwards to date.
● Holy Cross Athletics preview
● USCHO’s Hockey East picks
● HockeyEastOnline.com weekend preview
The Terrier’s schedule of TV games continues to grow. BU’s game at Notre Dame on New Year’s Eve will air leave on Versus, soon to be rebranded as NBC Sports Network.
Bostonia profiles Elliott Dribben, BU’s fan for all seasons and all Terrier sports for more than 40 years.
The Boston Hockey Blog takes note of the 16th anniversary of Travis Roy’s tragic accident in his first college game, as well as his continuing impact on BU’s hockey program.
● USCHO’s Hockey East picks
● HockeyEastOnline.com weekend preview
The Terrier’s schedule of TV games continues to grow. BU’s game at Notre Dame on New Year’s Eve will air leave on Versus, soon to be rebranded as NBC Sports Network.
Bostonia profiles Elliott Dribben, BU’s fan for all seasons and all Terrier sports for more than 40 years.
The Boston Hockey Blog takes note of the 16th anniversary of Travis Roy’s tragic accident in his first college game, as well as his continuing impact on BU’s hockey program.
►With no BU hockey scheduled tonight, you can take a look at the Vermont Catamounts who will be at Agganis Arena on Nov. 18. The Cats’ game against Minnesota airs tonight at 7 p.m. ET on NESN and Fox Sports North.
Looking ahead
2012 recruit Matt O’Connor won his fourth straight game, stopping 22 shots in Youngstown’s 4-3 OT win against Cedar Rapids.
Looking back
A pair of former BU All-Americans now playing in Europe, Freddy Meyer and John Curry, were named to the U.S. Men's Select Team that will compete at the Deutschland Cup from Nov. 11-13 in Munich, Germany. Meyer is playing for MODO in the Swedish Premier League, while Curry tends goal for the Hamburg in the DEL.
Women’s team
The #4 ranked Terriers head to the North Country to play Clarkson and St. Lawrence. The weekend begins today at 3 p.m. against the Knights, who are 3-0-1, coming off a sweep of Syracuse.
Looking ahead
2012 recruit Matt O’Connor won his fourth straight game, stopping 22 shots in Youngstown’s 4-3 OT win against Cedar Rapids.
Looking back
A pair of former BU All-Americans now playing in Europe, Freddy Meyer and John Curry, were named to the U.S. Men's Select Team that will compete at the Deutschland Cup from Nov. 11-13 in Munich, Germany. Meyer is playing for MODO in the Swedish Premier League, while Curry tends goal for the Hamburg in the DEL.
Women’s team
The #4 ranked Terriers head to the North Country to play Clarkson and St. Lawrence. The weekend begins today at 3 p.m. against the Knights, who are 3-0-1, coming off a sweep of Syracuse.
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