Clayton
Keller, who returned to the BU line-up after missing seven games, earned a spot
on the weekly top performers list after scoring a goal and an assist and
winning 24 of 36 faceoffs in the two-game series.
Terriers
slipped one spot, to #6, in both the USCHO
and USA Today/USA Hockey
Magazine polls.
Boston
Hockey Blog: Three
Thoughts on split with Vermont
Tomorrow is the last @TerrierHockey home game of 2016! Don't miss it: https://t.co/7DHuyVbEJl #GoBU pic.twitter.com/DY3j6DI4Vi— Agganis Arena (@AgganisArena) December 12, 2016
After a road victory last night, the terriers take the ice for our annual holiday skate! pic.twitter.com/yzLRbRzaOj— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) December 11, 2016
Looking
back
Ahti
Oksanen was recalled from ECHL Greenville to the Hartford Wolfpack and made his
AHL debut on Sunday afternoon against his former teammate Matt Grzelcyk and the
Providence Bruins. Oksanen was the Swamp Rabbits’ top rookie scorer with 11
points (6G, 5A).
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Hartfordwolfpack.com report
One year ago today, Mike Sullivan was named the head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins. What a year it has been! pic.twitter.com/z2eUfoBdEv— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) December 12, 2016
Women’s
Team
Natalie
Flynn’s heroics in the 6-5 overtime win over #2 Minnesota brought the senior
captain Hockey East’s Warrior Hockey Player of the Week honors. Flynn scored her first two goals of the
season, including the game-winner at 1:40 of overtime. Also receiving
conference honors was junior goalie Erin O’Neil who stopped 44 Gopher shots and
earned the Defensive Player of the Week designation.
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Daily Free Press: Women’s
hockey impresses in split with Minnesota
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