Led by junior
captain Matt Grzelcyk and senior assistant captains Cason Hohmann and Evan
Rodrigues, the #20 Terriers face St. Thomas of New Brunswick today at Agganis
Arena. Puck drop is 4 p.m. ET. All ten freshmen, making up the recruit class
ranked #1 by OverTheBoards and College Hockey News, are expected to dress for
the game.
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►Junior
goalie Matt O’Connor was named to the watch
list for the Mike Richter Award, which annually honors the most outstanding
goaltender in NCAA Division I men’s hockey.
► The Hockey
News’ list
of “50 NCAA Players You Need to Know This Season” includes three BU freshmen,
forwards Jack Eichel and AJ Greer and defenseman Brandon Hickey
Looking ahead
2016 recruit
Kieffer Bellows scored his first goal of the season in Sioux Falls’ 5-2 win
against Tri-City
2015 recruit
Bobo Carpenter scored a power play goal in Sioux City’s 4-3
shootout loss to Lincoln.
2016 recruit
Clayton Keller scored his first goal of the season in the NTDP U-17s’ 5-2
loss to Youngstown. ISS Scouting's Matt Grainda tweeted that Keller "has some slick skills. Manages the game with his speed and puck control Great feeds and hockey IQ."
Looking back
Nick Bonino
scored a short-handed goal and earned first-star honors
in Vancouver’s 2-1 win over Edmonton. (Video)
Matt Nieto
scored 1:08 into the game as San Jose defeated Arizona, 3-1.
The 2009
Terriers reached the finals of the NCAA
Frozen Four’s Finest fan-vote tournament but were edged by the 1993 Maine
Black Bears in a down-to-the-wire contest that saw a combined vote in excess of
36,000. The 2009 Terriers won seven titles, climaxed by the DC Miracle comeback
win to edge Miami in the NCAA championship game. The 1993 Black Bears compiled an incredible 42-1-2
record en route to the national title. Their one loss? A 7-6 OT defeat at the hands of BU at Maine’s
Alfond Arena with Southie’s Mike Prendergast firing in the winner off a slick Mike
Pomichter feed.
Women’s Team
Terriers
broke a 2-2 tie with three goals in the final 4:09 of regulation to open their
season on a successful note, defeating St. Cloud State, 5-2, in Minneapolis. The outburst was part of a four-goal final
period with the game winner coming off the stick of junior forward Rebecca
Russo. Classmate Sarah Lefort (photo),
who had a three-point night and joined the BU 100 career point club, opened the
scoring in the first period on a power play.
With the score knotted at one apiece early in the third, BU struck again with the man
advantage as sophomore Maddie Elia buried a loose puck. After the Huskies evened the score again, freshman Rebecca Leslie chipped the puck up the boards for Russo,
who sped in and scored short side. Twenty-six seconds later, captain
Marie-Philip Poulin, who missed last season while leading Canada to Olympic
gold, extended the lead, scoring off an assist by Lefort. Then with two minutes
remaining, BU rang up its third power play goal with freshman Victoria Bach
ripping a wrister for the final tally.
Sophomore
Victoria Hanson stopped 15 shots for the Terriers, who will be back on the ice
Saturday night to take on top-ranked Minnesota.
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Lefort post-game interview
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