Student-run coverage of Boston University hockey for the Daily Free Press
The Boston University women’s hockey team began the season with a weekend sweep of the University of New Hampshire, but that would be one of their only two sweeps all season. After initial strong weekends against Northeastern, UNH, and Merrimack, the team struggled to stay consistent and productive for a majority of the year.
The Boston University women’s hockey team (12-14-6, 11-9-5 Hockey East) took the ice for their last regular-season matchup against the Providence College Friars (15-13-6, 12-12-3 HE) this evening at Walter Brown Arena. On the Terriers’ senior night they fell 2-1 in a hard-fought overtime game.
By Gillian McMahon The Boston University women’s ice hockey team (9-9-4, 8-6-3 HE) took on the No. 3 ranked Northeastern Huskies (21-2-1, 16-2-1 HE) at Matthews Arena this afternoon, which despite a strong effort, resulted in a 6-3 Terriers loss. After some COVID-19 related scheduling issues, the Terriers home and home series with their cross …Read moreWomen’s Hockey can’t hold on versus no. 3 Huskies: 6-3 loss
In their third meeting of the year, the Boston University women’s hockey team (3-1) dropped their first game of the season to the University of New Hampshire Wildcats (1-3) at the Whittemore center in Durham, NH. In a bout of deja vu, the wildcats came out fast and with just as much intensity as they …Read moreWomen’s Hockey falls to UNH in third meeting of the year
After having the Boston College series canceled for the second week in a row, the Boston University women’s hockey team (3-3) took down the Merrimack College Warriors (1-12) Friday afternoon at Walter Brown Arena by a score of 6-0 in the first game of a home-and-home series. The Terriers, who have yet to play with …Read moreStuart’s second career shutout carries Terriers to impressive offensive win over Merrimack
After last night’s win, the Boston University women’s ice hockey team (2-3-0) split the two game series with the University of Maine Black Bears (5-6-0), losing 0-2 this afternoon at Walter Brown Arena.
BOSTON — After a 43-day layoff, the Boston University women’s ice hockey team (2-2) returned to action at home against the University of Maine Black Bears (4-6), winning 1-0 thanks to a second period goal from senior co-captain Nara Elia. It was a goaltender’s battle between two of the best in Hockey East. BU’s Corinne …Read moreSchroeder backstops Women’s Hockey to 1-0 victory over Maine after lengthy layoff