In their
strongest effort of the season, #9 Terriers doubled up #1 BC, ending the Eagles
10-game scoring streak before a sellout crowd at Agganis Arena. After a
scoreless first period filled with grade A chances, BU scored twice in the
second after Garrett Noonan batted in a Matt Nieto pass and Evan
Rodrigues fired home a pretty feed from Danny O'Regan. BC's Pat Mullane responded to cut the
lead in half.
Matt Grzelcyk restored the two-goal lead in the third when he circled the net and wrapped the puck in for his second of the season. Wade Megan added an empty-netter before BC scored on a with a two-man advantage in the final minute of play.
Matt Grzelcyk restored the two-goal lead in the third when he circled the net and wrapped the puck in for his second of the season. Wade Megan added an empty-netter before BC scored on a with a two-man advantage in the final minute of play.
Nieto and
Megan also rang shots off iron as BU created grade-A scoring chances throughout
the game. Both forwards, along with
Rodrigues, registered two-point games. Rookie netminder Matt O'Connor delivered another stellar
effort in goal, stopping 35 shots and earning first-star honors and his sixth
win of the season. He was especially effective in the first period, turning
aside 18 BC shots and erasing several scoring changes resulting from d-zone
turnovers.
Coach Jack Parker:
“I thought we played extremely well obviously. The number one team in the nation, and I thought we played a smart game, but also a really smart emotional game. We didn’t get caught out of position very much. We didn’t let our emotions take us all over the place or, up until real late, into the penalty box either. I thought we did a great job killing penalties when we had to.”
● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
● Video
highlights
● Photo gallery
● Boston Hockey Blog recap, feature on d-men, Three Up/Three Down , Michelle Jay slide show
● USCHO recap
● CHN Takeaway
● Boston Herald recap
► The victory, which was the 884th of Parker's career, generated two of ESPN's top ten plays of the night.
Looking back
David Warsofsky scored the game-winner and added an assist in Providence’s 4-2 win against Connecticut. Chris Bourque had two assists for the Bruins.
● Photo gallery
● Boston Hockey Blog recap, feature on d-men, Three Up/Three Down , Michelle Jay slide show
● USCHO recap
● CHN Takeaway
● Boston Herald recap
● WTBU Sports recap
● ESPN
Boston recap
► The victory, which was the 884th of Parker's career, generated two of ESPN's top ten plays of the night.
Looking back
David Warsofsky scored the game-winner and added an assist in Providence’s 4-2 win against Connecticut. Chris Bourque had two assists for the Bruins.
Alex Chiasson
scored his third goal of the season and added an assist in Texas’ 3-1 win against
Grand Rapids.
Sean Sullivan scored his first goal of the season in Lake Erie’s 6-2 loss to San Antonio.
Sean Sullivan scored his first goal of the season in Lake Erie’s 6-2 loss to San Antonio.
Women's team
Goals by Isabel Menard and Shannon Doyle in the final five minutes gave the #7 Terriers a 4-3 come-from-behind win against Providence at Schneider Arena. Senior co-captain Jennelle Kohanchuk scored twice for BU which improved to 10-3-1 overall
● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
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