#19 BU dropped a 3-0 decision to UMass Lowell at Agganis Arena on a night when the hockey program paid tribute to the late Travis Roy, exactly one year after his passing. The Terriers all wore #24 jerseys with Roy's name on the back and a pre-game ceremony featured a video tribute.
tw-align-centerThe @TerrierHockey team wearing Travis Roy’s jerseys for pregame warmups. #fortravis #terrierpride ❤️🐾🏒🔴⚪️ pic.twitter.com/8dY1V6KNx2
— Friends of BU Hockey (@BU_FoH) October 29, 2021
Despite being outshot by the Terriers, 29-22, the River Hawks
had a territorial advantage and effectively caused turnovers along the boards
throughout the game.
After Robert Mastrosimone was stopped on a breakaway by Owen Savory, Lowell captain Anders Lee collected the long rebound of an Alex Vlasic shot and skated in alone on Drew Commesso, and scored high to the glove side.
Midway through the second period, Domenick Fensore raced into the offensive zone and fired a shot on Savory, who made the saves and stopped rebound chances in tight by Ty Amonte and Dylan Peterson. Moments later, Lee was set up in the right circle on a backdoor play for his second tally.
Late in the period, Lowell scored on the rush as Reid Stefanson took a feed in the high slot, fired and followed his shot to the net as it trickled through Commesso.
The teams will complete the home-and-home Saturday at Tsongas Arena with puck drop at 6:05 p.m.
● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
● Video Highlights and Post-game comments from O’Connell
Looking ahead
2022 recruit Michael LaStarza scored his fourth goal and then assisted on the game-winner in Waterloo’s 3-1 win against Fargo.
2022 recruit Quinn Hutson scored twice and assisted on a goal in Muskegon’s 7-4 loss to Dubuque. The right-shot forward leads the Lumberjacks with six goals.
tw-align-centerThe Minnesota connection is alive as Jackson Blake (Eden Prairie) finds Jack Harvey (Stacy) for Harvey's team-leading 7th of the year!#FeelSteel https://t.co/z3im7oPcdy pic.twitter.com/Eqm0WDaSej
— Chicago Steel (@ChicagoSteel) October 30, 2021
2023 recruit Jack Harvey scored his seventh goal in the Chicago Steel’s 3-1 win against the NTDP U18s. Harvey leads the Steel in goals and is tied for second in the league.
2023 recruit Jack Musa scored his team-leading seventh goal on a redirection in Madison’s 5-2 loss to Green Bay. The forward from Mirmar Lakes, Fla., is tied for second in the league in goal-scoring and tied for the team lead with 12 points.
Women’s Team
The Catamounts took a 1-0 lead nine minutes into the opening period. After a scoreless second period, BU pressed for an equalizer and finally drew even early in the third period when senior Emma Wuthrich scored her third goal, assisted by Julia Shaunessy and Haylee Blinkhorn. Both goals came on deflections off defenders.
In overtime, Kate Stuart stopped a clean breakaway to keep the score tied. Correia, BU’s top scorer with 10 points, was first up in the shootout and her tally on a deke and backhand stood up as the winner.
Stuart stopped 23 shots as BU improved to 4-1-3 overall and 3-0-3 in the conference.
● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
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