BC Hands No. 5 BU First Loss of Season

Four weeks and a day after getting blown out at home 7-2 by UMass-Lowell, Boston College handed fifth-ranked Boston University its first loss in eight games this season, getting the better of the Terriers across the board in a 3-1 victory in front of 7,884 fans at Kelley Rink tonight. Sophomore Ben Eaves factored in … Read more

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True Believers

Neither rain nor snow nor dark of night — or age, distance or parenthood — can keep the faithful from this year’s Frozen Four, Scott Weighart finds.

Sioux March on To Albany

North Dakota’s top line of Panzer, Lundbohm and Bayda was too much for a weary Colorado College. The Tigers, having just played two overtimes the night before, lost 4-1, as the Sioux returned to the Frozen Four in hopes of becoming the first NCAA repeat champion in 19 years.

Bartlett Sends SLU, CC to OT

A goal by St. Lawrence’s Russ Bartlett scored at 7:26 of the third period to knot the Saints with Colorado College 2-2, and the two teams played a nailbiter down the stretch before heading into overtime. For hardcore fans in attendance at the opening game of the East Regionals at the Worcester Centrum, the game … Read more

Hungry Friars Rally Past Black Bears

Providence turned in a big performance in its most important game of the season. With the victory over Maine, not only have the Friars earned the right to play for the Hockey East championship, they have apparently sealed an NCAA berth, knocking out UNH in the process.

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Providence Wins Double OT Thriller

Neither Boston University nor Providence seemed eager to take off their uniforms and begin their summer vacations. With the Terriers and Friars both needing victories to keep their seasons alive and advance to the Hockey East Semifinals, the two teams played the longest game in Hockey East history — an exhausting and physical thriller in … Read more

Terriers Advance to Beanpot Final With 6-4 Victory

The BU Terriers will defend their Beanpot title once again. Winners of the last six such championships, BU will meet BC after a 6-4 win on Monday against Northeastern. Sophomore Brian Collins paced the Terriers with a hat trick.

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World Junior Returnees Help BU top Arch-Rival BC

It was all you expect out of a BU-BC game: Big plays, big saves, a close score, and a lot of ill will. In the end, BU held on for the win, but the teams will do it all over again on Sunday.

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Looking Out For Number One

It’s not easy playing behind an All-American — just ask BU’s Jason Tapp, who pulled that duty twice as the backup to Michel Larocque and then Rick DiPietro. This season, however, might be a very different story. Scott Weighart profiles the Terrier reserve-cum-starter.

Exorcising Their Demons

Perhaps it’s a good thing that no player on the Boston College roster describes himself as a history major in the team’s media guide. In Saturday night’s Hockey East championship game, BC faced its third big overtime game at the FleetCenter in the last two years, and the Eagles had lost the previous two. In … Read more

Tales From The Fleet

No Case of Senioritis for UNH Ah, mid-March. That time of year when seniors at most universities go on spring break and then begin to stagger toward the finish line of their collegiate careers. A point at which the work ethic of many top-performing upperclassmen becomes abysmal. It’s called “senioritis.” But somehow the UNH hockey … Read more

In Search Of Sasquatch

With just under nine minutes left in Boston University’s spirited 4-2 victory over hated arch-rival Boston College, the superfan known as Sasquatch is getting restless. The whistle blows, and he jumps up, gesturing to the BU band across Walter Brown Arena. They miss the cue and break into “Louie, Louie”; Sasquatch whips off his hat … Read more