Sunday, November 28, 2021

Terriers fall in Red Hot Hockey

Cornell expanded a one-goal lead (3-2) after two periods with two tallies in third period before BU added a late goal for the 6-4 final. It was Cornell's third consecutive win in the series, which now stands at 3-3-2. Terrier goal scorers were Dylan Peterson, Brian Carrabes, Case McCarthy and Tyler Boucher.

Game details from GoTerriers.com:

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • The game kicked off with the highest-scoring period in Red Hot Hockey history as the Big Red took a 3-2 lead into the first intermission.
  • Cornell opened the scoring exactly seven minutes into the contest as Kyler Kovich redirected a Sebastian Dirven offering to the back of the net for his first career goal.
  • BU got an equalizer at the 10:30 mark as sophomore Dylan Peterson and senior Logan Cockerill executed a give-and-go along the left boards with Peterson skating to the net and depositing his sixth goal of the season.
  • The Terriers took a lead of their own at 13:00 when freshman Brian Carrabes converted from the left circle on assists from juniors Wilmer Skoog and Alex Vlasic.
  • The Big Red quickly turned the tables, however, to regain control as a left-point bid by Ondrej Psenicka went off the BU defense and in to make it a 2-2 contest with 5:07 left in the opening frame.
  • Cornell got its first power-play chance with 1:38 left in the first and scored just seven seconds into it to create another lead change and go ahead for good.
  • On the man advantage, Max Andreev converted a one-timer from the edge of the left circle off a pass from Brenden Locke at the 18:29 mark of the first.
  • After the wild opening 20, graduate student Max Kaufman nearly tied the game on a shorthanded breakaway but his backhand attempt went off the right post.
  • Soon after that, Cornell took the first two-goal lead of the night, as Locke skated around a defender in the slot before beating Commesso to the far post at 10:17 of the second.
  • McCarthy gave BU a spark with his goal at 18:12 of the second, which came with the teams skating 4-on-4, as the junior had a wide open look from the foot of the right circle following some fantastic passing by junior Domenick Fensore and sophomore Nick Zabaneh.
  • BU looked to carry that momentum into the third but Sam Malinski took advantage of a BU miscue in the neutral zone and skated in for a tally 3:40 into the period, reestablishing a two-goal Cornell cushion at 5-3.
  • Cornell put the game away with 4:39 left as it manufactured a goal off a faceoff with Ben Berard getting his fifth marker of the season to make it 6-3.
  • Freshman Tyler Boucher found the back of the net with 56 seconds left to create the 6-4 final.
● GoTerriers.com recap and comprehensive box score
● Post-game comments: Coach Albie O'Connell
● Video of BU goals at BU Men's Hockey Twitter
● WTBU Sports recap
 ● Boston Hockey Blog recap
● College Hockey News recap

Front Row - Matt Radoslevich, Craig Sanders (?), Ben Rosen

Back Row (left to right) - Tommy Kelley, Kevin Schaeffer, Eric Thomassian, Garrett Noonan, Scott Shaughnessy (?) 

Thanks to BU Oldtimer for identifying these alums. If you can confirm or correct any of them, please add a comment.

Looking ahead

2022 recruit Quinn Hutson scored a goal and assisted on three other tallies as Muskegon edged Madison, 5-4. The right-shot forward, who earned first-star honors, has 10 goals and 10 assists and the Lumberjacks co-leader in points.

2023 recruit Michael Chambre stopped 33 of 35 shots to lead the NTDP U17s to a 4-2 win against Green Bay. 2023 recruit Ryan Fine had an assist for Team USA, while 2022 recruit Ryan Greene scored for the Gamblers.

Looking back

Evan Rodrigues scored his eighth goal in the Penguins’ 6-3 loss to Montreal.




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