A
day later than planned, the #5 Terriers take on Massachusetts in the first half of
a Capital One Frozen Fenway doubleheader. For BU, it’s the first conference
game since the 4-0 shutout of Vermont on Dec. 10. Puck drop at Fenway Park is
set for 1:30 p.m. ET with NESN airing the game. Former BU All-American and MOP of the 2009 NCAA Championship game Colby Cohen joins the NESN studio crew.
This
is BU’s third Frozen Fenway appearance. The Terriers topped BC, 3-2, in 2010 and
fell to Maine, 7-3, in 2014. Prior to
those games, BU had last played outdoors in 1956, beating Holy Cross at MIT
Rink.
The
Terriers’ 5-4 overtime win against Union gave Coach David Quinn’s squad a
10-3-2 mark for the last 15 games. With the return of the seven players from
the World Junior Championships, BU will have nearly everyone available with the
exception of Shane Switzer who suffered a concussion against Union.
The
Minuteman offense is led by sophomores Austin Plevy and Kurt Keats with 12
points each, and senior Steven Iacobellis with 11. Freshman Ryan Wichow has
handled most of the netminding duties and has a 2.71 GAA. The Minutemen have
dropped seven of their last eight games.
BU’s line-up
Bellows-JFK-Harper
Greenway-Keller-Carpenter
Olsson-Cloonan-Curry
Kelley-Chabot-Roberto
Krys-McAvoy
Hickey-Fabbro
Somerby-MacLeod
Oettinger
Bellows-JFK-Harper
Greenway-Keller-Carpenter
Olsson-Cloonan-Curry
Kelley-Chabot-Roberto
Krys-McAvoy
Hickey-Fabbro
Somerby-MacLeod
Oettinger
●
GoTerriers.com preview,
Game
Notes, Live Stats,
Terrier Sports Radio Network, BU Game Day
●
Boston Hockey Blog live
in-game blog
●
Daily Free Press
●
SB Nation preview
►
Max Prawdzik, spending a semester with NAHL Lone Star, stopped 27 shots in his
first start, leading the Brahmas to a 4-2 win against Topeka.
● NAHL.com
box
score
Episode
11 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interview with Coach David
Quinn, senior Tommy Kelley and former Terrier blueliner David Warsofsky.
Déjà
vu
Finally got a chance to put these together... Yeah, McAvoy and Gilroy's passes were very similar pic.twitter.com/TcLWptOAXq— Matt Dresens (@TheBUHockeyBlog) January 7, 2017
Looking
ahead
Hank
Crone scored his 12th and 13th goals In Fargo’s 4-1
win over Sioux City. With 29 points, he’s fourth in the USHL scoring race.
2018
recruit Matt Quercia scored his fourth goal in Sioux Falls’ 3-2
win against Bloomington.
Matt Quercia scores shorthanded, also looks ready for the USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game #WhosNext pic.twitter.com/UbhGHHL0at— USHL (@USHL) January 8, 2017
Looking
back
Adam
Clendening scored a pair of third-period goals—his first two tallies of the
season—to help the Rangers rally past Columbus, 5-4.
●
NHL.com recap
and video
"We just stuck with it" - @Clenny5 talks about the #NYR win and then his 2 goal night. pic.twitter.com/VvzVkSfJcH— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) January 8, 2017
Charlie
Coyle scored his 13th goal for Minnesota, but Los Angeles rallied
for a 5-4
win.
Kevin
Shattenkirk assisted on a pair of goals in the Blues’ 4-3
win against Dallas.
Alex Chiasson opened the scoring in Calgary last night. His seventh goal of the season helped the Flames defeat the Vancouver Canucks, 3-1.
Alex Chiasson opened the scoring in Calgary last night. His seventh goal of the season helped the Flames defeat the Vancouver Canucks, 3-1.
Three
former Terriers—Chris Bourque, Danny O’Regan and AJ Greer—have been selected to
play in the AHL All-Star Classic. Head coach Clark Donatelli of Wilkes
Barre/Scranton is one of four coaches for the classic.
●
AHL.com report
Women’s
Team
Terriers
were back in action Saturday afternoon and battled #6 BC to a 1-1 tie at Conte
Forum. Senior goalie Victoria Hanson made 45 saves, including nine in overtime,
yielding only a power play tally early in the third. That goal tied the score
after BU had taken the lead in the second period on Nina Rogers’ sixth goal of
the season. Assists went to Abby Cook and Deziray De Sousa.
● Go Terriers.com recap
and box
score
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