Terriers
moved up to the #2 ranking in both the USCHO
weekly poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine weekly poll. BU is #3 in
the SB
Nation power rankings.
► BU Hockey historian Sean Pickett tweeted that Eichel’s overtime game-winner was the 100th overtime goal scored in program history. With his third extra-session goal of the season, Eichel is tied for the career lead among active Division 1 players.
Looking
ahead
2015
recruit Robert Carpenter recorded his first USHL hat trick and added two
assists as Sioux City throttled
Green Bay, 6-2. The previous night he had a goal and an assist as the Musketeers
beat the Gamblers, 4-1. The seven-point weekend brought the former Austin Prep All-Scholastic forward to 40 points for
the season in 37 games. He’s tied with fellow 2015 recruit Maxim Letunov for third
in the USHL scoring race. Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson, also a 2015 recruit, is
a point behind at 39.
5-point night, hat trick, GWG...
@carpy_16 (@Musketeerhockey) makes it look as easy as
ONE: pic.twitter.com/QJ0U32BeZ3
— USHL (@USHL) January 26, 2015
For
his efforts, Carpenter was named
USHL Forward of the Week.
●
Sioux City Journal recap
●
HockeysFuture feature
on Carpenter
Looking
back -- Blueline edition
Former
Terrier captain and Hobey Baker Award winner Matt
Gilroy, playing in the KHL for Atlant, made a splash at the league’s
SuperSkills competition,
breaking four targets on four shots in 4.78 seconds—setting a new record.
Former
Terrier standout Ryan Whitney, now playing with
Sochi in the KHL, handled “5 Questions” from TheScore.com’s Justin
Bourne, a former Alaska-Anchorage player. Whitney discusses playing in the Russian pro league and his plans for the future including finishing
his degree at BU.
Former Terrier captain and All-American Kevin Shattenkirk talked with ESPN about his first NHL All-Star weekend experience and was interviewed by Blues teammate Vladimir Tarasenko.
Former BU All-American Colby Cohen talks about his recent return to the Nottingham Panthers, where his strong play earned “man-of-the-match” honors last weekend, being reunited with Terrier teammate Chris Higgins.
Former BU All-American Colby Cohen talks about his recent return to the Nottingham Panthers, where his strong play earned “man-of-the-match” honors last weekend, being reunited with Terrier teammate Chris Higgins.
Women’s
Team
Terriers
rebounded from Saturday’s 2-0 defeat by Vermont to rout the Catamounts on
Sunday, 9-2, in their biggest offensive outburst of the season. BU roared out
to a 5-0 first period lead, a feat last achieved in October of 2008. Freshmen forwards Victoria Bach and Rebecca
Leslie paced the offense with each contributing two goals and an assist.
Other goal-scorers were Lillian Braga, Rebecca Russo,
Samantha Sutherland, Diana Bennett and senior captain Marie-Philip Poulin, who produced a highlight-reel,
end-to-end rush for BU’s eighth goal.
Sophomore goalie Victoria Hanson played the first two periods and turned aside all 15 shots. Sophomore Mia Becker made her first college appearance in the third period and made nine saves, including stopping a penalty shot by the Catamounts’ top scorer.
●
GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive box
score
● Video highlights
● Post-game comments: Becker
● Daily Free Press recap
● Video highlights
● Post-game comments: Becker
● Daily Free Press recap
Congrats to
Victoria Hanson, who was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week! #ProudToBU
pic.twitter.com/tWAtXI7brP
—
BU Women's IceHockey (@BUwhockey) January
26, 2015
Hanson
was named Hockey East’s Defensive Player of the Week. In addition to blanking Vermont for two
periods, earlier in the week she backboned a 4-1 win over #3 Quinnipiac,
stopping 21 of 22 shots. Poulin and Bach were named to the weekly top performers list.
BU remains at #7 in the USCHO weekly poll.
BU remains at #7 in the USCHO weekly poll.
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