In
the Women’s Hockey East tournament semifinal, Northeastern, after being shut
out for 56 minutes, scored twice to edge BU, 2-1, to move on to the title game
while ending BU’s season.
After
a scoreless first period, the Terriers took a 1-0 lead when first-team all-star
Victoria Bach converted a goalmouth rebound with assists going to Mary Parker
and Maddie Elia. That lead held up until NU’s Halle Silva scored at 16:14 of
the final period, batting a puck out of the air past BU’s Victoria Hanson after
the goalie made the initial save. A Terrier interference penalty at 18:39 gave
the Huskies an opportunity to grab the lead, which they did 34 seconds later
when Codie Cross’s shot from the point flew past a screened Hanson.
BU’s
senior goalie, also a first-team all-star, had turned aside Northeastern’s first 33 shots, including 30 in
the first two periods.
BU finishes the season with a 19-12-6 record and fails to reach the league championship game for the first time in six seasons.
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GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive box score
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USCHO recap
Looking ahead
A
day after scoring the game-winner for the U18s in the final seconds, 2018 (or
2019) recruit Joel Farabee tallied a natural hat trick and added a pair of
assists in an 8-3 win against Waterloo. The left wing from Cicero, NY found
the net three times in a 4:47 span of the second period, bringing team USA from
a 3-2 deficit to a 5-3 lead. Farabee, who had 31points (18G, 13A) in 43 games
for the U17s, has ten points in seven starts with the U18s. 2017 recruit David
Farrance also had an assist for Team USA while 2017 recruit Shane Bowers had an
assist for Waterloo.
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USA Hockey recap
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USHL box
score
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