Scott Weighart

BOSTON — Even though he was voted the No. 1 star of the game, you have to feel a little sorry for Boston University goaltender Sean Maguire. Despite making 27 saves in a 4-0 victory for the Terriers, including a few huge ones in a game that was tight until the final eight minutes, the … Read more

BOSTON — Two things have haunted Boston University all season: a struggle to play three good periods and a tendency to get beaten more often than they should by teams with losing records. Both ghosts were kept at bay this weekend, as No. 11 BU completed a sweep against Maine — the last-place team in … Read more

BOSTON — Surprisingly, Boston University has only shut out archrival Boston College only once since Hockey East was launched in the 1984-85 season. Tonight, the Terriers came within 2:05 of doing it a second time, only to have a late goal by Ryan Fitzgerald result in a 1-1 tie in a highly-entertaining game with great … Read more

A natural hat trick is a rarity in hockey. Seeing a defenseman pull off the feat is almost unheard of. After missing 12 of Boston University’s first 18 games due to injury this season, senior captain Matt Grzelcyk notched a natural hat trick in his second game back in the lineup, blowing open a 2-2 … Read more

With four minutes left to play, Vermont looked poised to pull out a gritty, opportunistic win over Boston University. Then all hell broke loose. First, BU started buzzing the Vermont net, and Catamounts goaltender Mike Santaguida lost his stick. Terriers freshman Jordan Greenway set up Matt Lane, who beat the goalie to tie it 3-3. … Read more

BOSTON — Playing at home against a Vermont team that had only one win in its last eight games, perhaps Boston University thought it would be an easy win tonight. Think again. After averaging just 1.86 goals per game while amassing a 3-9-2 record so far this season, Vermont outworked and outplayed BU in front … Read more

BOSTON — Coming into this season, Boston University junior defenseman Doyle Somerby had a total of two goals in 73 career games. He now has two goals in his last three games. Last year the Marblehead, Mass., native had a career-high seven points in 39 games. This year, he’s already topped that total just 13 … Read more

BOSTON — No. 10 Boston University’s recent habit of falling behind in games finally caught up to them tonight. After an improbable three-game unbeaten streak in which the Terriers trailed going into the third period, and one night after rallying from a 2-0 deficit to beat No. 12 Michigan, BU dug a hole too deep … Read more

Boston University has been acting out a similar script over the last three games, and it repeatedly plays out as a thriller. In their previous two games, the No. 10 Terriers came away with a point despite failing to score in the first two periods. Tonight they did one better, rallying from a 2-0 deficit … Read more

After playing six periods and two overtimes this weekend, piling up 145 shots in the process, neither No. 11 Boston University nor No. 1 Providence College could come away with a win in a Hockey East home-and-home series. One day after a 1-1 tie that was as emotionally intense a game as you’ll ever see … Read more

BOSTON — No. 11 Boston University did it the hard way Friday night. If a team gives up four goals on just nine shots in the second period, gets outshot 19-6 in the third period, and has to kill eight power plays while only getting three man-advantages in their favor, it sure does sound like … Read more

BOSTON — If anyone was overdue for a treat this Halloween, it was Boston University left wing Ahti Oskanen. Last Saturday night, Oksanen had a dubious hat trick: He hit three posts. Afterward, coach David Quinn said that he must be leading the nation in that category — all without notching a single goal despite … Read more

For the first 40 minutes, the University of Connecticut played the consummate road game, surrendering few chances, taking only one penalty, and even dominating play at times against No. 7 Boston University. The third period was another story entirely, but that’s life in a dog-beat-dog world. The Terriers came out strong in the final frame, … Read more

The bad news for the Boston University Terriers was that they looked disinclined to play defense and lost for the first time ever to the U.S. Under-18 Team, falling 7-4 in front of 2,784 at Agganis Arena. The good news was that the three stars of the game will all be playing for the Terriers … Read more

Freshman Jacob Forsbacka Karlsson — a second-round draft pick for the Boston Bruins in June — scored two third-period goals to break open a tie game and lead the Terriers to a 4-2 win in front of 2,974 fans at Agganis Arena.

The Terriers overcame early nerves to advance to the Northeast Regional final.

The Terriers kept UMass-Lowell from a three-peat and kept the River Hawks out of the NCAA tournament.

Fourth-line freshman Chase Phelps picked up the eventual game winner on just his second collegiate goal, and Hockey East player of the year and Hobey Baker Award candidate Jack Eichel scored two late goals after being kept in check much of the game.