Photo by Matt Dressens
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Terriers’ visit to Alfond Arena failed to build on last Saturday’s strong
effort. Despite being outshot, 42-28, the Black Bears took a 5-2 win for their
first win against BU since January 2014.
BU
got on the board first, eight minutes into the contest, when Kasper Kotkansalo converted
the rebound of a Logan Cockerill shot for their first collegiate goal and assist, respectively. Patrick
Harper also assisted. Maine countered with a Brady Keeper power play goal to
produce a 1-1 tie after one.
Second
period goals by Canon Pieper and Brendan Robbins gave the hosts a 3-1 lead
before Cockerill narrowed the margin with his first collegiate goal. He took a
cross-slot backhand pass from Shane Bowers and beat goalie Jeremy Swayman. Harper picked up his second assist. BU nearly tied the score when Kotkansalo hit
a post and Drew Melanson forced Swayman to make a highlight reel save.
BU
poured 18 shots on Swayman in the final period, but couldn’t put a puck past
the freshman netminder. Patrick Holway extended Maine’s lead to 4-2, converting
the rebound of his own shot. Patrick Shea’s empty-netter closed out the
scoring.
The
teams complete the weekend series tonight at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland
with puck drop at 7 p.m. (LINKS)
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HockeyEastOnline recap
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GoBlackBears.com recap
Looking
ahead
2018
recruits Joel Farabee, Tyler Weiss and Jack DeBoer (photo) each scored a goal in the
NTDP U18s’ 8-5 win against Youngstown.
DeBoer, who also had an assist, now has 10 points.
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USA Hockey recap
2019
recruit Robert Mastrosimone scored a goal and added two assists in USHL
Chicago’s 6-2 win against the NTDP
U17s. Trevor Zegras had a goal for Team USA.
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USA Hockey recap
Led
by 2020 recruit Josh Lawrence, Selects Academy at South Kent won the New
England 16U championship and will play in the nationals in April. The
right-shot forward from Fredericton, New Brunswick has a 19-32-51 scoring line in 27
games.
Women’s
Team
Photo by Kevin Bennett
Senior
Victoria Bach rang up four goals and an assist as the Terriers trounced Vermont, 7-1, at
Gutterson Fieldhouse. BU also received goals from sophomore Natasza Tarnowski,
senior captain Rebecca Leslie and sophomore Abby Cook. Bach got BU on the board
seven minutes into the game with a shorthanded goal and added another in the
first period and tallies in the second and third period. Freshman Corinne
Schroeder stopped 25 of 26 Catamount shots.
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