Friday, November 13, 2026

Linkorama Updated; Women take down BC; Ex-Terrier Crotty heads West

 

Terriers broke a 1-1 tie in the third period with goals from freshman Bronwyn Langis and sophomore Avery Supryka and defeated #15 Boston College, 3-1, at Conte Forum.

Freshman Kylie Hollingsworth opened the scoring 3:12 into the middle period assisted by classmates Julia Curren and Quinn Taylor. The Eagles matched that goal early in the third period.

With four minutes left in regulation, Supryka pounced on a rebound at the bottom of the left circle and fired a shot home with assists to Taylor and Kate Meinert. A minute later, Taylor set up Langis for an insurance goal.

Goalie Sydney Fogu, who was outstanding, stopping 39 shots, was aided by 17 shocks blocked by the Terriers. 

The teams meet again today at Walter Brown Arena in a 4 p.m. start that will stream on ESPN+. 

● GoTerriers.com recap and box score (neither a box score nor highlights are available yet)

● Post-game Watchorn

● Boston Hockey Blog TAKEWAYS: Shortened BU bench prevails 3-1 over BC

Looking ahead

2027 recruit Liam Lefebrve scored his 8th and 9th goals to power Cape Breton to a 4-2 win over Newfoundland. The 2026 LA Kings' second-round draft pick has 20 points in 16 games.

2028 recruit Andrei Nikolaev stopped 18 of 21 shots in Victoriaville’s 5-3 win against Baie-Comeau.

BU’s newest commit, 2028 recruit Ryan Kaczynski scored the only goal in the shootout to give the Soo Greyhounds a 5-4 win against London.

2028 recruit Deverin Warner took the World U17 Hockey Challenge championship trophy for a whirl. The former Woodbridge Wolfpack standout contributed 1-3-4 to Team USA's victory. Warner has three goals and five assists in 14 games for the USNTDP U17s. 

 

Looking back

Alumni News | Brockville Braves alumni Cam Crotty signs entry-level contract with Arizona Coyotes | CCHL- Central Canada Hockey League 

Former BU defenseman Cam Crotty was in the Vancouver lineup Friday night completing a two-week transcontinental journey. The three-year Terrier began the season with Ottawa, skating in three games, then was claimed on waivers by Minnesota. Without making a start for the Wild, he was back on waivers, claimed by the Canucks. Originally drafted by Arizona, he now has 12 NHL starts, including last night's 5-1 loss to the Rangers..

●  Elite Prospects Page

 

 

Tuesday Night Leftovers

● Stats' Sheet Midweek Madness 

   

"Despite BU having over twice the xG and shot attempts, it was Harvard who had more scoring chances. The Crimson won Puck Battles 47% to 53% as well as holding the face-off advantage in all three zone: DZone (43% to 57%), Neutral Zone (44% to 56%), and OZone (44% to 55%).

"The loss ended a 5 game winning streak over the Crimson, handing Jay Pandolfo his first loss to their Charles River Rivals."

   
                      Photo by Jenny Chen, BHB

● Boston Hockey Blog  ‘We gave them life’: Harvard takes advantage of BU’s mistake in 6-5 loss    

"As dangerous as BU’s offense has proven to be, the gap between victory and defeat has often hinged not on scoring goals, but on avoiding the costly mistakes that undermine them. 

"Tuesday told the same tale."

 

► On this edition of Inside BU Hockey, Bernie Corbett interviews head coach Jay Pandolfo and Kat Cornetta interviews head coach Tara Watchorn. 

More from Bernie


A new The Game They Played podcast features a conversation conducted with Keith Tkachuk 10 days before his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. An earlier conversation with Tkachuk, from last summer, also is posted on the TGTP site.

Looking ahead

  

The CHL has announced its full roster for the upcoming CHL USA Prospect Series with three BU recruits--Andre Nikolaev (2028), Jamie Glance and James Scantlebury (both 2027)--joining previously rostered Carter Meyer. Team CHL will face the USNTDP U18s on Dec.1 & 2 at two sites in Quebec with NHL Network airing both.

● CHL.ca Team CHL completes roster, 

● CHL.ca Team CHL Media Guide (with detailed player profiles) 

● The Hockey News CHL Roster Additions & Final Roster 

On Wednesday, Meyer scored a pair of goals in Quebec's 3-1 win against Moncton. The former Rivers School standout has a 7-13-20 scoring line in 19 games with 52 penalty minutes.   

Last night, the first-place Remparts visited second-place Saint John's and absorbed a 6-2 spanking. Glance recorded his 15th assist and earned third-star honors. He leads the Sea Dogs with 9-15-24 in 19 games.  

2028 recruit Deverin Warner had a goal and three assists for the NTDP U17s in the World U17 Challenge games, earning an honorable mention in Elite Prospects' review of top performers. 

Looking back 

Evan Rodrigues scored his fourth goal on a power play and later set up the game-winner in New Jersey’s 5-2 win against Washington. ERod, who earned first-star honors, has nine points in 20 games. Cole Hutson recorded an assist for the Caps. 

Montreal visited TD Garden and came away with a 5-2 win over the Bruins in a game that pitted Charlie McAvoy against Lane Hutson. Neither of the two BU All-Americans hit the scoresheet but McAvoy did connect with a BU fan pregame 

Macklin Celebrini scored his eighth goal and added an assist to bring San Jose even with Pittsburgh in the third period, but the Penguins claimed a 3-2 win in a shootout. Celebrini’s goal was his 200th career point (78-123-201).  

Jack Eichel scored his ninth goal and added his 17th assist in the Golden Knights’ 5-3 win against Utah. Clayton Keller notched his 20th assist for the Mammoth.   

 

 

  


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