After
two nights of opening round games, the #3 Terriers’ opponent for the Hockey East quarterfinals
has yet to be determined. BU will be matched up with either 11th
seed Merrimack, which eliminated sixth seed Northeastern, or 12th
seed UMass (if the Minutemen defeat fifth seed Notre Dame in their deciding
game on Sunday). New Hampshire completed a sweep of Connecticut and Merrimack ousted Northeastern with a double-overtime win. Details and
scores on HockeyEastOnline.
Looking
ahead
RECAP: LETUNOV HITS MILESTONE AS #PHANTOMS KEEP ROLLING http://t.co/A8fQjpHu73 pic.twitter.com/kFDTF3LgXR
— Youngstown Phantoms (@YtownPhantoms) March 8, 2015
2015
recruit Maxim Letunov scored his 22nd goal in Youngstown’s 6-2
win over Sioux Falls. Letunov now has 57 points this season and 100
for his two-year USHL career. The 6-3 center has points in the past ten
games, including eight goals. 2016 recruit Vas Kolias contributed an assist for
the Phantoms, who have won 12 straight games.
The Daily Messenger examines 2017 recruit David Farrance's decision to play for both Victor High School and the Syracuse Stars 16Us this season.
The Daily Messenger examines 2017 recruit David Farrance's decision to play for both Victor High School and the Syracuse Stars 16Us this season.
Women’s Team
Photo credit: Eric Canha
#7 Terriers rode senior captain Marie-Philip Poulin’s hat trick and a three-point performance by senior Shannon Doyle to a 6-1 win against Northeastern in the Hockey East tournament semifinal. With the win—BU’s fourth over the Huskies this season—Coach Brian Durocher’s squad earned a rematch with top-ranked BC, whom the Terriers beat in last season’s title game, 3-2.
Poulin, who scored a goal in each period, got BU on the
board late in the first and early in the second. Doyle and sophomore Maddie
Elia extended the lead to 4-0 after 40 minutes. After the captain, who was
named a Kazmaier Award finalist this week, completed her hat trick, the Huskies
finally put one past sophomore goalie Victoria Hanson. Natalie Flynn’s first
goal of the year closed out the scoring for BU.
BU will be gunning for its fourth consecutive conference championship
and its fifth in the 10 years of the Terrier hockey program. The Terriers won their 12th consecutive Hockey East
tournament game and improved their all-time record in the tournament to 16-3.
● Hockey East recap
and photo gallery
► Terriers and Eagles will play for the title today at 1:30
p.m. with the game to air on NESNplus.
● Go Terriers.com preview
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