By Ethan Leavitt BU News Service MANCHESTER, N.H. – The Boston University men’s hockey team has the chance to lift a third trophy in TD Garden. The Terriers punched their ticket to the Frozen Four thanks to a power-play goal by senior Evan Rodrigues in the final three minutes of
By Ethan Leavitt BU News Service MANCHESTER, N.H. – Once again, the Boston University men’s hockey team got off to a slow start. But also once again, the Terriers erased an early deficit and earned a key victory. Junior forward Danny O’Regan scored 7:27 into overtime to lift BU to
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service The Hockey East champion BU Terriers will travel to Manchester, N.H., for the Northeast regional of the NCAA Tournament, where they are the top seed. The field was announced on Sunday afternoon. BU will take on Yale on Friday, puck drop slated for 2
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service The BU men’s hockey team won its first Hockey East title in six years on Saturday night, a 5-3 win over UMass-Lowell at the TD Garden. The Terriers (24-7-5) will be a one-seed in either the East or Northeast Regional of the NCAA Tournament,
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service In 2009, current BU men’s hockey coach David Quinn was an associate head coach to then-head man Jack Parker when BU won the Hockey East championship, a 1-0 decision over a UMass-Lowell team led by Blaise MacDonald, Quinn’s brethren on the Parker coaching tree.
Going into the Hockey East semifinal game against, BU men’s hockey coach David Quinn decided to shuffle up the bottom three forward lines. Not that he needed to. Aside from the top line of Jack Eichel, Danny O’Regan, and Evan Rodrigues — as good a threesome college hockey has seen
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service A hot team riding a hot goaltender is never a welcome site. Come postseason, it can be the source of nightmares. The BU men’s hockey team faced one of the hottest team in the nation Friday night in a UNH Wildcats team that had
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service The BU men’s hockey team is headed back to the Garden. The Terriers, led by a three-point performance by freshman Jack Eichel, punched its ticket to the Hockey East semifinals with a 5-0 win over Merrimack on Saturday, completing the two-game sweep of the
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service The BU women’s hockey team saw its season come to an end Saturday, losing 5-1 to Wisconsin in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. The Badgers (29-6-4) scored the game’s first five goals, drawing first blood 2:56 into the game on a goal
By Pat O’Rourke BU News Service A playoff bye can be a blessing as well as a curse. The optimist says its a reward for being among the elite, a well-earned, much-needed rest after the grind of the regular season. The pessimist says the layover causes rest to set in.