Terriers will play their final regular-season weekend series against Vermont. BU, fighting to have a bye in the first playoff round and home ice in the second round, sits in fourth place, two points ahead of both Maine and Connecticut. A BU sweep or one BU win and a Maine loss to BC would enable the Terriers to finish fourth.
►WTBU Sports Farrance feeling more comfortable at forward
Winter Olympics
The
U.S. men’s team fell to the Czech Republic, 3-2, in a shootout to settle the quarterfinal match-up, ending their Olympic run. Junior Jordan Greenway was joined by
former Terriers Matt Gilroy, John McCarthy and Chris Bourque on the U.S. squad.
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USA Hockey recap,
stats and game highlights
Former
Terriers Marie-Philip Poulin and Jenn Wakefield will lead Canada against Team
USA in the gold medal game tonight at 11:10 p.m. ET. Canada defeated the U.S.
in each of the past two championship games with Poulin scoring twice in each of
those games.
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GoTerriers.com report
Looking
ahead
BU
has a received a commitment from Culver Academy Prep defenseman Dominic Vidoli
for 2018. The 6’0”, 170 lb., left-shot blueliner from Raleigh, N.C., has 34
points in 26 games for Culver’s 28-2-0 prep team and is the fourth leading
scorer (and tops among defensemen) on the team.
He’s in his third season at Culver and previously played for the
Cleveland Barons and TPH Thunder organizations.
Culver currently sits atop the USA Independent Prep School rankings with a 33-2-1 record.
99 D Dominic Vidoli (BU) is a strong bodied blue liner who owns his defensive zone. Takes smart routes out of the zone and closes down shot space. The @CulverHockey product put in a strong showing at Road to College this summer.— Mark Bilotta (@mbilotta) February 21, 2018
New BU commit, ‘99 LD Dominic Vidoli (Culver Prep), brings more of a defensive style to the Terriers. Skates well, grinds and retrieves pucks. Stood out at Road to College Showcase last summer. His development is trending in right direction.— Jeff Cox (@JeffCoxSports) February 21, 2018
This
past December, Vidoli earned kudos for his play in the Groton/Lawrence Holiday
Tournament as he helped the Eagles reach the championship game against Cushing. Eagles Coach
Steve Palmer described his senior blueliner:
“Dom is a pro-like skater who has learned to play the position with efficiency. He is one of our leaders in minutes played and doesn’t give our opponent’s top players an inch when he’s on the ice. He is a consummate leader on the ice and in the classroom. Consequently, he is the type of player who makes his teammates around him better.”
Vidoli
is the third defenseman in BU’s 2018 class, joining Ryan O’Connell, a Toronto
draft pick currently with BCHL Penticton, and Hugo Blixt, who plays for USHL
Tri-City.
2020
recruit Dylan Peterson scored a pair of goals in CIHA Midget White’s 4-3
overtime win over Rockland U18 AAA. The 6’4” right wing has 23 points in 24
games.
Women’s
Team
Terriers
concluded the regular season with a 2-0 shutout of New Hampshire on Senior Day Sunday
behind goals from senior Victoria Bach and freshman Kristina Schuler and 32
saves by senior Erin O’Neil. Schuler’s first period redirect of a Connor Galway
shot gave BU a 1-0 lead that it would protect for the rest of the game. Bach’s
goal was an empty-netter at 19:30 of the third period and it was her 36th
of the season.
BU
finished the regular season in sixth place and will be on the road against Maine
in a best-of-three first round series in the Hockey East playoffs, beginning
Friday.
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GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive
box score
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