No rest for the weary
Rest, relaxation and a bit of chicken noodle soup are what most of the No. 20 Boston University men’s hockey team could use this weekend.
Free fallin’
With 17:41 left to play in last night’s game at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, the Boston University women’s basketball team seemed set for an easy victory. The Terriers had momentum on their side when a 3-pointer by freshman guard Mo Moran capped a 15-3 run and put the team up, 41-18. The tally in the win column was all but written in ink.
From 2006 to now: The odyssey of the Red Dogs
They are dedicated to the game of hockey, making weekly trips off campus just to practice, and they compete regularly against nationally ranked rivals like Boston College, Northeastern University and the University of Connecticut. In fact, they often defeat high-powered club teams who receive funding from their schools for transportation, coaching and other costs.
Women’s basketball takes on the UMBC Retrievers
The last time the Boston University women’s basketball team faced off against the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, the Terriers came away with their most disappointing loss of the season &- a 65-63 heartbreaker at home. Tonight at 7 p.m., BU will travel to Maryland looking for a much better result.
Leading Ladies
Since being named head coach of the Boston University women’s basketball team on July 7, 2004, Kelly Greenberg has effectively taken a blowtorch to the school’s record book. Greenberg took home the 2008-09 America East Coach of the Year award after going a perfect 16-0 in conference play and streaking from just after Christmas until St. Patrick’s Day without losing a game.
Field Hockey
- Six former Terriers inducted into BU Athletic Hall of Fame
- Nancy Feldman named Mid-Atlantic Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year
- Field hockey ends season with 2nd place finish in Patriot League
- Terriers fall in field hockey Patriot League finals
- Schieb, Eimbcke, Cassera earn top Patriot League field hockey awards
Ice Hockey
- Women’s hockey reveals Class of 2018
- From walk-on to Terrier legend: John Curry reflects on BU Hall of Fame induction
- Tilts against Union, Michigan, U.S. National Junior Team highlight Terriers’ 2014-15 schedule
- Six former Terriers inducted into BU Athletic Hall of Fame
- Poulin named women’s hockey captain, Stoneburgh and Tutino chosen as assistant captains
Softball
- Terriers defeat Louisville, fall to No. 23 LSU in NCAA elimination game
- Terriers fall to Arizona, 9-6, in NCAA Regional opener
- BU claims Patriot League title, NCAA bid, with 10-5 victory over Bucknell
- BU defeats Army, 8-0, advances to Patriot League title round
- Terriers best Bucknell in thrilling postseason opener
