Terriers
resume Hockey East action this weekend with tonight’s home game against New
Hampshire and a visit to Providence tomorrow. Puck drop tonight at Agganis Arena
is at 7:30 p.m.
In
their first meeting of the season in November, the Terriers edged the Wildcats,
3-2, on Shane Bowers’ overtime goal. UNH comes into the game on a five-game
unbeaten streak (4-0-1) after tying Yale and beating Merrimack last weekend. Its
attack is led by freshman Austin Crookshank (15 points), junior Liam Blackburn (15)
and sophomores Max Gildon and Charlie Kelleher with 14 apiece. Sophomore Mike
Robinson has handled the bulk of the goaltending duties and has a 2.10 GAA
along with a .926 save percentage.
►In Episode 10 of Inside
BU Hockey, Bernie Corbett talks with Head Coach Albie O'Connell about the first
semester in the 2018-19 season, and what to expect going forward.
CHECK
BACK FOR TONIGHT’S BU LINE-UP
● GoTerriers.com preview,
Game
Notes, Live
Stats, TerrierTV,
Terrier Sports Radio Network, BU GameDay
● Boston Hockey Blog Live In-Game Blog
● Daily Free Press preview
● College Hockey News Tale
of the Tape
● USCHO Picks
and Predictions
►LivingstonDaily.com Skating
in World Juniors big step in hockey career for Brighton's Logan Cockerill
Looking ahead
2020 recruit Braden Doyle scored a goal and added two
assists in Lawrence Academy’s 8-2 win
against Noble & Greenough. The
left-shot defenseman has 13 points in 11 games for the Spartans.
The highlight reel goal of the night came from Braden Doyle, toe dragging the defenseman on the rush and tucking it under the cross bar to make it 7-1.
Looking back
Chris Higgins, a standout forward on BU’s 2009 national
championship team, is coming out of retirement and will rejoin the Belfast Giants as
the EIHL team begins play in the Continental Cup finals. Higgins, a fan
favorite in Belfast, last played in the 2016-17 season, scoring 55 points (20G,
35A) in 48 games.
Nick Bonino scored his ninth goal
in Nashville’s 4-3 overtime loss to Columbus.
Jordan Greenway scored his eighth goal in the Wild’s 3-2
win against Winnipeg.
● NHL.com recap
and video highlights
Alex Chiasson scored his career-best 17th goal
in Edmonton’s 7-2 loss to San Jose
●NHL.com recap
and video highlights
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