An opportunistic Vermont squad bottled up the Terrier offense and
broke a third-period tie to take a 4-2 win at Agganis Arena Friday night.
BU grabbed a first period lead on Tommy Kelley’s first goal of the
season. With BU already killing a penalty, a questionable elbowing call on Brandon
Hickey gave the Catamounts a two-man advantage. BU killed that but with 11
seconds left in the second penalty, Vermont scored on an Anthony Petruzzelli
shot. 90 seconds later Jarrid Privitera, a one-time BU commit, grabbed a BU
d-zone turnover, broke in on Sean Maguire and scored to make it 2-1.
Neither team scored in a penalty-filled second period with BU
failing to score on four power plays.
Assistant captain Matt Lane (photo) brought the Terriers even seven minutes into
the third on a turn-around shot from the slot after strong work by Jordan
Greenway behind the Vermont net set Lane up.
However, four minutes later, Liam Coughlin, another former BU commit,
sent a blind backhand pass to Brendan Bradley who scored into a half –open cage
for the game-winner. Coughlin would add an empty-netter in the game’s final
second.
Coach David Quinn:
“Just really disappointed with the performance tonight. Complete lack of emotion and commitment to physical play. You’ve got no chance when you don’t play with passion and emotion and enthusiasm and for some reason, we didn’t have any of that tonight.”
The teams meet again today in a 4 pm start. Links for Game Tracker, TerrierTV, the
Terrier Sports Radio Network are here.
● GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive
box score
● Post-game comments: Coach David
Quinn
● Boston Hockey Blog: Pluses
& Minuses
●USCHO recap
Looking ahead
2016 recruit Kieffer Bellows scored the game-winner as the NTDP
U18s stormed past Sioux City, 5-2. It was Bellows’ team-leading 19th
goal. Linemate and fellow recruit Clayton Keller assisted on the Bellows goal and
another to boost his point total to 44 (15G, 29A)
2016 recruit Dante Fabbro assisted on the game-winning goal in
Penticton’s 3-0
win against Vernon. The 6’1” right-shot defenseman has points
in 21 of the 24 games he’s played this season and leads all BCHL blueliners
with 39 points and 1.6 points per game.
Looking back
Kevin Shattenkirk’s third goal of the season gave St. Louis an
early lead over the Islanders; but New York tied the score in the third period and
won, 2-1, in a shootout.
Jack Eichel recorded his fifth assist in Buffalo’s
5-2 win against Arizona.
San Jose Barracuda assistant captain John McCarthy scored his
third goal of the season in a 5-1 win
over Stockton.
The Boston Globe caught up with Marshfield native David Warsofsky,
who made his Pittsburgh
Penguins debut earlier this week. The Pittsburgh Tribune discussed the possibility of Warsofsky filling in for injured Chris Letang on the Pittsburgh power play tonight.
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