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On the bus back to Boston from Albany, following the Boston University men’s ice hockey team’s defeat to St. Cloud State in the NCAA Tournament, senior defenseman David Farrance put pen to paper on his first NHL contract. Farrance signed a two-year, entry level deal with the Nashville Predators, the club that drafted him in …Read moreDavid Farrance officially introduced by Nashville Predators
Boston University found themselves trailing St. Cloud State 3-2 with 16:31 remaining in the third period. Up to that point in the contest, there had been many memorable plays to report. Dylan Peterson was assessed a major penalty and game misconduct for boarding just over nine minutes into the game. Before the mid-way point of …Read moreThe sequence that ended BU’s season
The Boston University men’s hockey team (10-4-2) has reached the end of their season after falling to the St. Cloud State University Huskies (18-10) in today’s NCAA northeast regional semifinal matchup. Following their loss against UMass Lowell in the Hockey East quarterfinals, the Terriers officially have no more hockey left to play.
After losing to UMass Lowell in the Hockey East quarterfinals, marking just their 15th game of the season, the No. 10 Boston University men’s ice hockey team (10-4-1) was left to wait over a week before finding out whether or not their season would continue in the NCAA Tournament. Despite a strong overall record, the …Read moreTerriers set to take on St. Cloud State in Northeast Regional semifinals
On today’s episode of “Terrier Hockey Talk,” the Boston Hockey Blog discusses Boston University men’s hockey’s chances in the upcoming NCAA Tournament after clinching a spot and give a preview of the upcoming matchup between BU and St. Cloud State. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6EAUgMvGhX2z7vTORa99tB?si=39_D_mvhRwe70l0UZXXCiA
In this episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, hosts Chad Jones, Caroline Fernandez, Joe Pohoryles and Belle Fraser discuss a disappointing night of BU men’s hockey, and what it means looking toward the future of the season. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7DEIPRY4EeowT3ZXO0gsKk?si=k_fQIDOAT2WjZVwlcQLIvQ
BOSTON — One week after beating the UMass Lowell River Hawks 9-8-1 in a shootout, the Boston University men’s ice hockey team (10-4-1) lost 2-1 in regulation, ending their Hockey East tournament run after one game. The Terriers entered as the No. 2 seed, but costly turnovers and a stout Lowell defense led to the …Read moreUMass Lowell upsets Terriers 2-1 in Hockey East Quarterfinals
In a bout of déjà vu, the No. 9 Boston University Men’s Hockey Team (10-3-1) will complete what feels like a home-and-home series with the UMass Lowell River Hawks (8-8-1) this weekend in the quarterfinals of the Hockey East Tournament. The teams faced off last Saturday in a hard-fought tie that even overtime couldn’t decide, …Read moreTerriers, River Hawks rematch for Hockey East quarterfinals
With the regular season coming to a close, the Boston Hockey Blog breaks down the men’s last game against UMass Lowell, and discusses playoff speculations and the future of the Terrier team. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7mRSAxIlZtnvv5uK3nAMbC?si=4K-V9CX3TP60zEQ_vWyVWw
LOWELL, Mass. — Shootouts are a controversial part of hockey that made its way back into the college game this season, and the Boston University men’s ice hockey team (10-3-1) finally got to experience one in their final game of the regular season. The Terriers edged the UMass Lowell River Hawks (7-8-1) 3-2 in the …Read more男人的何ckey wins first shootout of the season against UMass Lowell to clinch No. 2 seed in Hockey East tournament