Linkorama--Wisconsin video highlights, Wilson on fire

Thanks to BU Assistant Athletic Director for Communications Brian Kelley and blog contributor candycanes99, we now have extended video highlights of both BU-Wisconsin games.

►CHN’s Joe Meloni’s Three Things I Think: Hockey East suggests junior goalie Matt O’Connor is making a case for postseason awards

Looking ahead

2015 recruit Jakob Forsacka-Karlsson (photo, left) scored a goal and added an assist for Team West, which fell to Team East, 7-4, in the USHL/NHL Top Prospects game last night.  The right-shot center from Stockholm, Sweden, earned MVP honors for his team.  Current Terrier Robbie Baillargeon was Team East MVP at the inaugural Top Prospects game in 2012.
● HockeysFuture.com recap

Looking back

Former Terrier All-American Colin Wilson continues to wield a hot stick, as he scored two goals and two assists in Nashville’s 5-1 win against Vancouver. Wilson, who has six multi-point games in recent weeks, now has 30 points (14G, 16A), third best on the Predators and just five points short of his NHL career best.

● Recap and video highlights

Alex Chiasson assisted on a power play goal to bring Ottawa within one of Dallas, but the Stars emerged with a 5-4 win.  Chiasson, who has a 7-9-16 scoring line, talked with Senators TV (video) about his first return to Dallas following his off-season trade, and acknowledged that he's a New England Patriots fan.

Women’s Team

#4/6 Terriers dropped a 6-2 decision to Cornell in Ithaca last night.  After a delayed start of more than an hour due to Zamboni issues, the Big Red got off to a fast start, scoring twice in the first, once in the second and three times in the third to take a 6-0 lead. BU avoided a shutout when Kayla Tutino scored her fourth of the season and captain Marie-Philip Poulin tallied her 13^th.

● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score

Assistant Coach Katie Lachappelle was part of the coaching staff for Team USA, which won the IIHF World U18 Championship on Monday night with a 3-2 win over Canada. 2015 recruit Samantha Davis of Tabor Academy was a member of the gold-medal U.S. squad.