Terriers know they'll face Connecticut next weekend in the quarterfinal round of the Hockey East playoffs, but BC, Northeastern and Providence will be watching this weekend's first round to determine their opponents. Three of the four games played thus far have gone to overtime. Vermont and Massachusetts split their first two games and will play the decider on Sunday. Merrimack leads Lowell, 1-0, and could end that series tonight. Maine also is up 1-0, and could end UNH's season--and Dick Umile's coaching career--tonight.
Looking ahead
2018 recruit Joel Farabee assisted on a pair
of goals and Jake Wise contributed a helper in the NTDP U18s’ 5-2 win against the Green Bay Gamblers. Farabee is second in team scoring with 49 points (22G, 27A)
in 45 games, while Wise, who missed the first half of the season with an injury,
has 19 points in 21 games.
● USA Hockey recap
and box score
2020 recruit Luke Tuch scored twice in the Buffalo Jr. Sabres 16Us' 3-2 win against South Florida. The power forward has 54 points in 57 games.
2020 recruit Luke Tuch scored twice in the Buffalo Jr. Sabres 16Us' 3-2 win against South Florida. The power forward has 54 points in 57 games.
Looking back
Matt Nieto, who continues to thrive in Colorado, scored his 12th goal in
the Avalanche’s 7-1 win against Minnesota.
● NHL.com recap
and highlights
Charlie McAvoy's strong rookie season has put him in the discussion for the Calder Trophy.
● TheHockeyNews.com report
► BuffaloNews.com Rodrigues making most of Eichel-less opportunity
● TheHockeyNews.com report
► BuffaloNews.com Rodrigues making most of Eichel-less opportunity
►NHL.com ERod happy to have O'Regan aboard
Women’s Team
Senior Victoria Bach, who set program records
for goals (104) and points (94), is one of three finalists for the Patty
Kazmaier Award as the top player in Division 1. BC’s Darryl Watts and Clarkson's Loren Gabel are the other finalists.
● GoTerriers.com report
● NCAA.com report
Bach and sophomore defenseman Abbey Stanley
were named first-team Hockey East All-Stars and senior captain Rebecca Leslie
was selected for the second team. Bach led the Terriers in scoring with 67
points (39G, 28A) and was conference player of the month three times. Cook led
all D-1 defenders with 23 assists. Leslie had a team-best 33 assists and
finished her career as the program leader with102 career helpers.
● GoTerriers.com Hockey
East All-Star report
● HockeyEastOnline report
Freshmen Corinne Schroeder and Jesse Compher
were named to Hockey East’s All-Rookie Team. Schroeder made 25 starts in goal and produced
a 2.41 GAA and a .913 save percentage. Compher scored 23 points and led all
league rookies with 299 faceoff wins.
● GoTerriers.com report
● HockeyEastOnline report
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