After being shut out Friday night, BU got on the board Saturday night against Lowell, but Evan Rodrigues' third-period shorthanded goal was the Terriers' only score in a 3-1 loss to the Riverhawks. The loss dropped BU to 6th place in Hockey East.
● Post-game comments: Jack
Parker, Rodrigues
● Boston Hockey Blog recap
● College Hockey News’ Takeaway
● USCHO recap
and slideshow
Women’s Team
The # 4 Terriers’ sweep of Connecticut this weekend,
combined with BC’s Friday night tie with Vermont, earned BU the regular-season
Hockey East title, the second in the seven years of the women’s program.
Saturday, on senior night, BU spotted the Huskies a 5-1 in
the first 23 minutes before roaring back for six unanswered goals and 7-5 win. Senior Jenelle Kohanchuk and freshman Sarah
Lefort (photo) each tallied twice for the Terriers, with sophomore Kayla Tutino scoring
the game-winner early in the third period.
On Sunday, BU took a 2-1 first period lead, which it
extended to 4-1 before UConn scored with seconds left in the game for a 4-2 win
that clinched the conference title. Lefort scored twice again for a
team-leading 19, while Kohanchuk tallied her 18th along with a pair
of assists.
The win gave was BU’s 18th in league play, the most
regular-season conference wins since UNH won 20 games in 07-08.
BU will host Connecticut in a Hockey East quarterfinal game
on March 2 at 3 p.m.
● Saturday recap,
comprehensive box
score and video highlights
● Coach Brian Durocher post-game
comments
Looking forward,
2013 recruit Brendan Collier assisted on a pair of
third-period goals as the Valley Junior Warriors rallied past Springfield in
overtime, 3-2.
2014 recruit JJ Piccinich recorded his 10th
assist in Youngstown’s 3-2
shootout win against Muskegon.
Looking back
Eric Gryba pick up
his second assist in five games since his call-up to Ottawa in the Senators’ 3-2 win against
Toronto.
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