Terriers rallied three times and tied #13/14 Northeastern,
5-5, at Matthews Arena in the first game of a home-and-home series. Five different players found the net for BU:
Logan Cockerill, Patrick Curry, Joel Farabee, Bobo Carpenter and Chad Krys.
Max Prawdzik got the start in goal but that didn’t last long. The red-shirt junior, who “looked a little nervous,” according to Coach Albie O’Connell, gave up a goal to Grant Jozefek on the first shot he faced two minutes in and another to Bobby Hampton a minute later. O’Connell responded by replacing Prawdzik with Jake Oettinger.
BU would cut the Husky lead in half on Cockerill’s shorthanded breakaway goal late in the first period and Curry’s redirection of Kasper Kotkansalo’s blueline blast three minutes into the second made it 2-2. Patrick Schule’s unassisted goal restored the Huskies lead, which held up through two periods, despite BU’s 21 shots in the period.
Early in the third, BU scored twice to take its first and only lead. Patrick Harper, from behind the NU cage, found Farabee in front and he roofed the puck past Cayden Primeau. Just over a minute later Carpenter redirected a David Farrance shot to make it 4-3 BU. Jozefek’s second goal, on a two-man advantage, re-knotted the score and Schule’s second goal gave NU a lead for the third time.
Max Prawdzik got the start in goal but that didn’t last long. The red-shirt junior, who “looked a little nervous,” according to Coach Albie O’Connell, gave up a goal to Grant Jozefek on the first shot he faced two minutes in and another to Bobby Hampton a minute later. O’Connell responded by replacing Prawdzik with Jake Oettinger.
BU would cut the Husky lead in half on Cockerill’s shorthanded breakaway goal late in the first period and Curry’s redirection of Kasper Kotkansalo’s blueline blast three minutes into the second made it 2-2. Patrick Schule’s unassisted goal restored the Huskies lead, which held up through two periods, despite BU’s 21 shots in the period.
Early in the third, BU scored twice to take its first and only lead. Patrick Harper, from behind the NU cage, found Farabee in front and he roofed the puck past Cayden Primeau. Just over a minute later Carpenter redirected a David Farrance shot to make it 4-3 BU. Jozefek’s second goal, on a two-man advantage, re-knotted the score and Schule’s second goal gave NU a lead for the third time.
After failing to convert on its first six power plays, Krys’ one-timer from inside the blue line, after passes from co-captains Carpenter and Dante Fabbro, pulled the Terriers even and gave BU its second man-advantage goal of the season.Crazy game at Northeastern. 5-5 after BU’s Chad Krys (@NHLBlackhawks 2nd rounder) power play goal #CawlidgeHawkey pic.twitter.com/DFHqmDq48R— Bucci Mane (@Buccigross) November 2, 2018
Adding four shots in a scoreless overtime, BU finished with a season high 50 shots while Northeastern had 34.
“It was a gutsy game by the group and they figured out this is the way we have to play if we want to win,” said O’Connell. “We have to use our speed. We have to shoot the puck. One thing we have been focusing on all week in practice is trying to get bodies to the net and trying to get pucks to the net.”
● GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive
box score
● Video highlights
● Post-game comments O’Connell (audio)
● HockeyEastOnline recap
● Daily Free Press recap and analysis
● Boston Herald recap
● Video highlights
● Post-game comments O’Connell (audio)
● HockeyEastOnline recap
● Daily Free Press recap and analysis
● Boston Herald recap
Looking ahead
2019 recruit Case McCarthy assisted on two goals and
Trevor Zegras recorded one helper in the NTDP U18s’ 6-4 loss to USHL Muskegon.
The loss was Team USA’s first since dropping a 5-4 overtime decision to BU and
its first USHL loss of the season. Zegras has 14 points in the past six games.
● USA Hockey recap, highlights and box score
● USA Hockey recap, highlights and box score
Looking back
Alex Chiasson scored his fifth goal in the last six games in Edmonton’s 4-0 blanking of the Blackhawks.5️⃣ goals in the last 4️⃣ home games for Chiasson! #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/2Vl1gSvw3S— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) November 2, 2018
● NHL.com recap
and video highlights
Former captain Wade Megan was recalled to the Red Wings and made his NHL season debut last night in a 4-3 win against the Devils. Megan, who had played four games for the Blues and had scored his first NHL goal for them, previously had a 2-2-4 scoring line for AHL Grand Rapids.
● NHL.com Megan excited to join Wings.
Former captain Wade Megan was recalled to the Red Wings and made his NHL season debut last night in a 4-3 win against the Devils. Megan, who had played four games for the Blues and had scored his first NHL goal for them, previously had a 2-2-4 scoring line for AHL Grand Rapids.
● NHL.com Megan excited to join Wings.
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