Friday’s script was repeated
Saturday as the Terriers were blanked again at Notre Dame by the same 2-0
score. Sophomore netminder Sean Maguire dueled Notre Dame’s Steven Summerhayes
evenly throughout two scoreless periods. But the hosts converted just 19
seconds into the third period on Jeff Costello’s power play goal after a
Garrett Noonan penalty late in the middle stanza carried over to the start of
the third.
Austin Wuthrich, who had scored
Friday’s game-winner, doubled the Irish’s lead with two-and-half minutes left.
Like Matt O’Connor on Friday, Sean
Maguire was exceptional in goal stopping 38 shots and earning second-star
honors.
BU suffered back-to-back blankings for the first time in 72 years (1941-42).
● Video highlights
● Boston Hockey Blog: recap
and Scoreless
in South Bend
● Notre Dame recap
Looking ahead
2015 recruit Bobo Carpenter played
a pair of games this weekend for the Sioux City Musketeers, the USHL team that
had added him to their roster on February 7. Carpenter recorded an assist in last night’s
Sioux City 6-5
win against Des Moines. Earlier in the week, Carpenter scored four goals
for Austin Prep in a 6-0
win against Hingham. Carpenter has 21 goals for the this season for the
Cougars, despite missing time with an injury. Ranked #146 in the NHL Central
Scouting midterms, Carpenter had been coached at the 2013 USA Select 17s
development camp by Musketeers coach Jay Varady. If he plays
10 games with Sioux City this season, he’ll become property of the USHL
team.
2014 recruit Jack Eichel scored a
goal and two assists in the NTDP U18s’ 4-1
win against Indiana last night. The 6-2 center, who earned the game’s
second star, now has a 26-31-57 scoring line in 35 U18 games.
2014 recruit AJ Greer scored the
first goal for Kimball Union in the Wildcats 4-1 win
over Vermont Academy in the Lakes Region tournament semi-final on Friday. Greer
is a co-captain of KUA which won yesterday’s tournament championship defeating
Proctor Academy, 4-2. Next up is the NEPSAC tournament.
Women’s Team
Kerrin Sperry made a season-high 47
saves, but the Terriers yield two third-period to BC and the Eagles came away
with a 3-2 victory at Conte Forum. The Comm Ave. rival were tied at a goal
apiece after one, with BU getting a goal from Lillian Braga, assisted by Louise
Warren and Dakota Woodworth. Terriers took the lead in the middle period on
Warren’s 24th goal from Braga and Kaleigh Fratkin. The hosts knotted
the score midway through the final period and nailed the game-winner with just
five seconds left in regulation.
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