Olympics
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USA Today: Bourque
living dream with selection to U.S. team
● SI.com Bourque joins rare Olympic club with father Ray
● SI.com Bourque joins rare Olympic club with father Ray
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BU News Service: Jordan
Greenway, Terrier and Olympian
Looking
ahead
2019
recruit and NTDP U17 forward Trevor Zegras talks about his first season in the
national development program and support he gets from the BU recruits on the U18s.
●
BTS Sports report
2020
recruit Josh Lawrence leads the Selects Academy 16Us with 59 points (21G, 38A)
in 34 games
Looking
back
Former
Terrier captain and longtime Bowdoin College coach Terry Meagher has been named
the 2018 recipient of the John MacInnes Award by the American Hockey Coaches
Association. Named for former Michigan Tech coach MacInnes, the award
recognizes people who have shown a great concern for amateur hockey and youth
programs. Recipients have had high winning percentages, as well as outstanding
graduating percentages among their former players.
Meagher,
the oldest of three brothers who skated for BU, scored 74 goals in 92 games as a
key offensive weapon on the Terriers 1974, 1975 and 1976 ECAC champions and
NCAA semifinalists. He captained the 1976 squad (25-5-0).
In
33 seasons behind the Polar Bears’ bench, Meagher compiled a 542-253-58 (.669)
record, leading his team to eight appearances in the ECAC tournament, winning
twice. Bowdoin made six NCAA Tournament appearances under Meagher. He coached
21 Division 3 All-Americans.
Women’s
Team
With just 3.3 seconds to play, Victoria Bach:— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) January 17, 2018
✅ Notched her program-record 93rd career goal
✅ Recorded her fourth hat trick of the season
✅ Scored her 28th goal of the season
✅ Got us a big point on the road at Northeastern
Sounds #SCtop10 worthy to us, @ESPNAssignDesk! pic.twitter.com/avOWbnqqg9
Senior
Victoria Bach’s goal with 3.3 seconds left in regulation gave BU a 3-3 tie with
Northeastern and set an all-time Terrier goal-scoring record of 93 at Matthews
Arena. The
goal also completed the senior from Milton, Ontario’s fourth hat trick of the
season.
Bach
scored midway through the first period and then unassisted in the second to
give BU a 2-0 lead. But the Huskies rallied with one in the second period and
two in the third to take a 3-2 lead.
With goalie Corrine Schroeder (37 saves) pulled for an extra attacker,
Bach banged home the rebound of Jesse Compher’s shot with captain Rebecca
Leslie picking up her second assist of the game.
With
her 93rd career goal (and 28th of the season), Bach passed
Sarah Lefort. She has 28 goals this season.
●
GoTerriers.com recap
and comprehensive
box score
● Daily Free Press Bach
surpasses program record for career goals
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