Following yesterday’s victory over Colgate, the #1
Terriers bussed up to Hanover, N.H. for a 4 p.m. match-up with Dartmouth at
Thompson Arena today. The Big Green have a 3-3-1 record that includes an overtime win
over defending national champion Union and a 3-2 win yesterday over AIC.
Seniors Tyler Sikura and Eric Robinson lead the Big Green
with eight points apiece in eight games.
Terriers hold a 44-31-2 lead in the all-time series with
Dartmouth. Last January, BU dropped a 4-2
decision to Dartmouth at Agganis, but have won eight of the nine games that have been played at Thompson Arena.
► Freshman Connor LaCouvee gets the start in goal for BU with the rest of the lineup expected to remain unchanged from yesterday.
The game can be heard on the Terrier Radio Network Webcast and seen on the Ivy League Digital
Network Webcast
(pay-per-view)
● BU Game Notes
● BU Game Notes
● Twitter: BU Game Day , BU Men's Hockey
●
Boston Hockey Blog live in-game
blog
● DartmouthSports.com preview,
Live
Stats
Terrier Trivia (question presented on Episode 9 of Inside
BU Hockey)
Q-Seven current Terriers have been drafted by NHL teams;
eight counting medical red-shirt Sean Maguire and two freshman are certain to
be selected next June. Who was the first Terrier to be selected in the NHL
Entry Draft and the first to play in the NHL?
A-The answer is Bob Gryp, a power forward on BU’s 1971 and
1972 national championship teams who was drafted in 1970 by Toronto in the 4th
round. After college, however, Gryp signed with the Bruins’ AHL affiliate,
enjoying two high-scoring seasons, before moving to the Washington
organization. In two seasons with the Caps beginning in 1974, he scored 11
goals and 13 assists.
Looking back
Former BU All-American Colin Wilson’s fourth
goal of the season was the game-winner as Nashville edged Columbus, 2-1.
Charlie Coyle picked up his ninth assist of the season in
the Wild’s 3-2 shootout win over St. Louis.
Matt Nieto’s second goal of the season closed out the
scoring in San Jose’s 6-4
win against Anaheim.
Garrett Noonan scored his fourth of the season on a power
play for Milwaukee in a 5-4 loss to
Charlotte.
Brandon Yip assisted on a pair of goals for AHL Norfolk,
but the Admirals dropped a 4-3 decision
to Lehigh Valley.
Sahir Gill’s fourth goal of the season was the game-winner for
Wheeling as Coach Clark Donatelli’s Nailers beat Florida, 3-2.
Grant Rollheiser stopped 55 of 56 shots as
the ECHL Brampton Beast defeated the Rapid City Rush, 2-1.
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