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BU is in Hamden, Connecticut today to take on #14 Quinnipiac in the third-ever
meeting between the Terriers and Bobcats. Puck drop for the afternoon contest
is at 2 p.m. with a livestream available on ESPN3.
Last
season, BU blanked Quinnipiac, 3-0, on goals by Jordan Greenway, Bobo Carpenter
and Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson. Two seasons ago BU came away with a 4-1 win. Patrick Harper, who had two goals and an
assist again Union last week, is the Terriers’ top returning scorer with (37)
points, followed by Carpenter (32) and Greenway (31)
The
Bobcats, whose line-up includes two transfers from BU, defenseman Brandon
Fortunato and forward Kevin Duane, opened their regular season on Friday with a
1-1 overtime tie at Boston College. Alex Whelan scored Quinnipiac’s goal that
was matched by the Eagles late in the third period. Goalie Andrew Shortridge
stopped 25 BC shots.
Top
returning scorers for QU are forwards Landon Smith (29 points) and Craig Martin (27)
and defenseman Chase Priskie (26), a Washington draft pick. Shortridge had a
13-7 record last season with a 2.08 GAA and a .920 save percentage.
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GoTerriers.com: Game
preview, Game
Notes, Live Stats,
Terrier Sports Radio Network, @BUGameDay
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Boston Hockey Blog: Live In-Game
Blog
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Daily Free Press preview
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WTBU Sports preview
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BobcatsHockeyBlog: Scouting the
Enemy—BU
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Bernie Corbett’s Hockey on Campus podcasts will air again on NHL Network—Channel
91 on Sirius/XM. He looks at the season ahead with guests Nate Ewell of College
Hockey Inc., Adam Wodon of College Hockey News, Dave Fischer of USA Hockey and
Mel Pearson, who has succeeded Red Berenson at Michigan. Hockey on Campus
podcast also can be found on the College Hockey News Website.
Looking
ahead
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USHL box
score
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USA Hockey recap
Mastrosimone gets his first with @ChicagoSteel ⚒ pic.twitter.com/6Zo8TfjAwv— USHL (@USHL) October 8, 2017
Looking
back
Kevin
Shattenkirk scored his first goal as a Ranger (video),
but Toronto came away with an 8-5 win after the Blueshirts had rallied from a 5-1
deficit.
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NHL.com recap
Jack
Eichel scored his first goal of the season (video)
and added an assist for the Sabres who were doubled up by the Islanders, 6-3.
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NHL.com recap
Danny
O’Regan, last season’s top scoring AHL rookie, is off to a hot start, with a
two-goal, one-assist effort to lead the San Jose Barracuda past Stockton, 6-4.
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AHL box score
Jakob
Forsbacka Karlsson registered his first two AHL points, a goal and an assist,
to lead Providence to a 5-2 win against Springfield.
● Providence Journal recap
and photo
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AHL.com box
score
Nick
Roberto scored a pair of goals in his second ECHL game leading South Carolina to
a 3-3 tie against Greenville. Roberto’s second goal was assisted by Robbie
Baillargeon.
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ECHL box
score
Tommy
Kelley scored his first professional goal, putting ECHL Manchester on the board
first in what would be a 4-3 win for the Monarchs over Worcester.
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ECHL box
score
Women’s
Team
Terriers
fell to #8 Northeastern, 6-3, at Matthews Arena on Saturday. Terriers drew
first blood on Junior Mary Grace Kelley’s tally at 5:15 of the first, but the
Huskies scored the next three goals to take a 3-1 lead eight minutes into the
second. Senior Savannah Newton’s first career goal was matched by another
Northeastern score for a 4-2 lead after two.
It doesn't get much better than this goal from Victoria Bach! pic.twitter.com/oDxkbkcG2P— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) October 7, 2017
In
the third, senior Victoria Bach split two defenders and deked the goalie to
bring the Terriers within one, but Huskies would add a power play goal and an
unassisted goal to close out the scoring.
Senior Erin O’Neil turned aside 34 shots as BU fell to 0-3.
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GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive
box score
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Daily Free Press recap
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