#5
BU is in Burlington for its final Hockey East games of first semester, taking
on #12 Vermont. Game time for Friday’s and Saturday’s contests is 7 pm with a
free live stream available (link below).
The
Catamounts are on a six-game unbeaten streak (5-0-1) and in their most recent
contests won the Friendship Four tournament in Belfast with wins over
Quinnipiac and UMass. Like BU, Vermont is getting strong contributions at both
ends of the ice from freshmen. Goalie Stefanos Lekkas sports a .940 save
percentage and a 1.72 GAA. Top scorer is fellow rookie Ross Colton with 12
points (6G, 6A). Sophomore Craig Puffer and senior Mario Puskarich each have 10
points.
BU
is 4-1-1 in its last half dozen games and took three of four points from
Providence last weekend, largely due to freshman Jake Oettinger, who stopped 68
of 71 shots in those two games, earning Hockey East Defensive Player of the
Week honors. Freshman Patrick Harper leads BU with 17 points while three
sophomores, Jordan Greenway, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson and Charlie McAvoy have
13, 13 and 12 respectively. (BU stats).
Last
weekend junior Nikolas Olsson returned to the line-up following an injury and
scored the game winner on Friday and tied the game Saturday. It remains to be
seen whether or not freshman Clayton Keller has recovered sufficiently to rejoin the line-up. He had
his first practice with contact earlier this week.
UPDATE: Tonight's Terrier line-up.
UPDATE: Tonight's Terrier line-up.
Harper
-JFK-Carpenter
Greenway-Keller-Bellows
Olsson-Curry-Roberto
Andrén-Cloonan-Chabot
Hickey-McAvoy
Krys-Fabbro
Somerby-MacLeod
Oettinger
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UVM Free
Live Stream
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Boston Hockey Blog Live In-Game Blog
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Daily Free Press preview
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UVM game
notes
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Burlington Free Press preview
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USCHO pick
& predictions
►Oettinger—one of eight Terriers invited to evaluation camps for the
upcoming World Junior Championships (7 U.S., 1 Canada) talks about the WJCs and
the Terriers’ season in the latest entry of his nhl.com
2017 Draft Diary.
McAvoy, another of the Terriers headed to the WJC camp, is featured in a Sport Illustrated article on Long Island's emergence as a burgeoning hockey hotbed.
McAvoy, another of the Terriers headed to the WJC camp, is featured in a Sport Illustrated article on Long Island's emergence as a burgeoning hockey hotbed.
Looking ahead
.@LoganCockerill's go-ahead goal in the second period. His marker is still the only goal of the game as the U18s lead Cedar Rapids 1-0.#USAvsCR pic.twitter.com/A9D4W3xUIT— USA Hockey NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) December 9, 2016
2017
recruit Logan Cockerill’s 10th goal of the season was the only tally in the
NTDP U18s’ 1-0 win over Cedar Rapids. Cockerill, who is tied with fellow
recruit Brady Tkachuk for second in goals scored for the U18s, has found the
net six times in his last seven games.
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USA Hockey recap
Women's Team
Terriers
close out first semester with a two game series against #2 Minnesota at Walter
Brown Arena. Game time tonight is 7 pm ET. Tomorrow’s contest begins at 3 pm.
The
Gophers’ Kelly Panek leads the NCAA in both points (34) and assists (26).
Senior Dani Cameranesi is D1’s top goal scorer with 18. BU grad student Mary
Parker is third nationally in goals with 16. She and junior Victoria Bach led
BU in points with 25.
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GoTerriers.com preview;
Game
Notes, Live Stats, Terrier TV
(free), BU GameDay
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Daily Free Press preview
Friday's
is the team's Faculty and Staff Appreciation Night, with a pre-game dinner to
thank all faculty and staff for their support of the program. Faculty, staff
and their guests will also receive free admission to the game. To request
tickets, please visit GoTerriers.com/thankyou. Registration will close at noon
on Friday.
The
Raising Cane's "Cane's Challenge" will also make its way to Walter
Brown Arena on Friday. If attendance reaches 500 or more, all fans will receive
a free Cane's Combo with a purchase of one combo.
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