2018: Behind a
sparkling 30-save shutout by Jake Oettinger and Drew Melanson’s game-winning
third-period goal, #18 BU blanked #9 Providence, 2-0, to claim its ninth Hockey
East Championship and punch its ticket to the NCAA tournament. Melanson broke a
scoreless tie, just a minute into the third period and Bobo Carpenter sealed the
victory with an empty-netter. It was the second conference title for Head Coach
David Quinn. Oettinger, earned tournament MVP honors, had a .945 saves
percentage in four HE playoff games. He was joined on the all-tournament team
by Jordan Greenway and Chad Krys. BU has won nine of its 12 championship game
appearances.
● THFB game
report
1990: After dropping the opening game of its best-of-three
NCAA quarterfinal series with North Dakota, BU rebounded for a 5-3 win in game
2. The Fighting Sioux scored the only first period goal, but the Terriers took control
in the middle period on goals by Shawn McEachern, Joe Sacco and Alex Legault.
Tony Amonte and Mark Bavis added third-period tallies. Scott Cashman had 26
saves for BU.
1950: Boston University, playing in its first
Frozen Four, defeated Michigan, 4-3, at the Broadmoor Ice Palace in Colorado
Springs. Michigan took a 2-0 lead after the first period, but the Terriers
controlled the second period as Dick Kelley
scored twice while Jack Garrity and William Jurgelevich each scored once. The
Wolverines added a goal in the third, but that was as close as they got as BU
goalie Ralph "Ike" Bevins made 34
saves for the win. That season, Bevins, Garrity, and Walt Anderson became BU’s
first All-Americans
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