Women tie in home opener; First pro goal for Farabee

In their home opener, the #10 Terriers settled for a 2-2 overtime tie with Merrimack at Walter Brown Arena. Prior to puck drop, BU raised the Beanpot Championship banner.

 

BU opened the scoring midway through the first period on freshman Julie Nearis’s first goal, converting the rebound of a Mackenna Parker shot. Kristin Schuler also assisted.  The Warriors countered with a power play goal at the 16-minute mark and took the lead three minutes later.

Early in the second period, Natasza Tarnowski knotted the score beating the MC defense to a puck that caromed off the end boards. She was assisted by Sammy Davis and Kaleigh Donnelly. BU dominated the visitors the rest of the way, outshooting Merrimack 11-4 in the second and 11-6 in the third, but couldn’t break the deadlock.

Goalie Corinne Schroeder stopped 21 shots for the Terriers who fired 35 shots.

● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score

● Video highlights and post-game interview with Coach Brian Durocher

The Terriers are back in action this afternoon traveling to Durham to take on New Hampshire. Puck drop is at 3 p.m.

● GoTerriers.com Live stats

● CollegeSportsLive.com live stream

Looking ahead

Classic Skoog. #DefendTheDen pic.twitter.com/sRKRygpGev

— Maryland Black Bears (@BlackBearsNAHL) October 12, 2019

2020 recruit Wilmer Skoog scored the lone goal for Maryland in a 5-1 loss to Johnstown. The left-shot center from Stockholm is the NAHL co-leader in both points (16) and goals (8).

● NAHL.com box score

Brian Carrabes GOALLLLLL! 🚨🚨🚨#BeHerd pic.twitter.com/wUrSsOSQ2u

— Sioux Falls Stampede (@sfstampede) October 12, 2019

2020 recruit Brian Carrabes scored a goal and added an assist in Sioux Falls’ 6-3 loss to Lincoln. The right-shot center from North Andover, Massachusetts leads the Stampede with five points (3G,2A).

● USHL.com box score

2020 recruit Jay O’Brien scored a goal and added two assists in Penticton’s 6-2 win against Powell River. The right-shot center from Hingham, Massachusetts has a team-leading 20 points, third best in the BCHL. The Vees remain undefeated at 11-0 and are the top ranked CJHL team.

● PentictonVees.com recap

● BCHL box score

Looking back

Oh Joel...

🐝 still my heart... pic.twitter.com/ONDvXcuCOg

— LehighValleyPhantoms (@LVPhantoms) October 12, 2019

Joel Farabee scored his first pro goal with some flair in the AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms’ 4-1 win against Wilkes Barre/Scranton. Farabee, last season’s NCAA National Rookie of the Year, earned first-star honors. David Warsofsky assisted on the Baby Penguins' goal.

● Philadelphia Inquirer recap

● AHL box score