In a battle against No. 7 Providence with major Hockey East implications, Boston University overcame a two-goal deficit and got late goals from sophomore defenseman David Farrance and sophomore forward Logan Cockerill.
After a weekend that featured their second greatest offensive output of the season thus far, the Boston University men’s hockey team will play against Dartmouth to conclude 2018.
After being defeated on its home ice Friday night, the Boston University men’s hockey team traveled to Lowell for the second half its home-and-home against the University of Massachusetts Lowell.
Coming off a one-point weekend against Boston College, the Boston University men’s hockey team sets its sights on another instate rival — University of Massachusetts Lowell.
After being held scoreless on eight consecutive power plays, BU flipped the switch in the second period on Friday night at Agganis Arena. All three of its goals in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Maine came with the man advantage.
Unlike past seasons, the Boston University men’s hockey team does not have a Jack Eichel, Clayton Keller or Brady Tkachuk to put the team on their back and score the majority of the points.
Although the Boston University men's hockey team failed to secure a win over No.13 Northeastern University, it snapped the losing streak with a 5-5 tie at Matthews Arena.
The Boston University men’s hockey team’s struggles continued in the home opener Friday against No. 6 Providence College as the Friars routed BU 5-0 at Agganis Arena.
Watching a group of American high schoolers fly around the ice and make life tough for a Terriers unit, with what BU head coach Albie O’Connell described as a full team’s worth of NHL talent, displayed that the collegiate ranks are in good hands moving forward.
