Scott Weighart

Coming off of a disappointing loss to Providence on Friday night, Boston University sputtered through two periods in which they were fortunate to be in a tie game. They did, however, save the best for last. The Terriers scored three goals in the final frame to unknot a 3-3 deadlock on the way to a … Read more

Neither snow nor wind nor cold nor gloom of night stays these Terriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. In the first-ever Battle of Brookline Ave., archrivals Boston College and Boston University met at Fenway Park for the first time in their storied history. In a venue that offered the largest snow globe … Read more

Boston University players Zach Cohen and Colby Cohen are not related, but they looked a lot alike on the scoresheet tonight. Each Cohen scored two goals and an assist to lead the Terriers over No. 15 UMass by a decisive 7-3 margin in front of a vacation-depleted crowd of 4,809 at Agganis Arena today. Kevin … Read more

When a team coughs up two shorthanded goals and musters just three shots on six power-play opportunities, you’d have to figure that it’s just not their night. Surprisingly, those stats applied to the victors tonight. Despite several excruciating power plays, Renssalaer rallied from a 3-2 deficit going into the third period, scoring three unanswered goals … Read more

What a difference a season makes. The last time Boston University played Boston College, the Terriers broke open a tight game with three third-period goals to win the Hockey East semifinal. Tonight, the Eagles returned the favor, scoring a trio of goals in the final 20 minutes to beat their archival going away with a … Read more

Although Vermont lost a third period lead, they had to be happy to escape Agganis Arena with a point on Friday. Despite getting outshot by a 40-24 margin and surrendering a tying goal with 5:18 remaining, the Catamounts rode a 37 save performance by Rob Madore to a 3-3 tie in front of 5,009 fans … Read more

No. 7 Cornell and Boston University sold out Madison Square Garden for the second time in a row. Unlike two years ago, though, when the Terriers trounced the Big Red, very few of the 18,200 fans went home disappointed this year in light of many big hits, near misses, and even a rare six-on-three power … Read more

When’s the last time you saw a hockey player score four goals and lose? Or a team finish with a collective minus nine rating and win? Or a team take the lead four different times before losing? Or a Boston University team score with less than 20 seconds left in regulation to tie a game … Read more

Both teams got what they deserved tonight, with one point apiece, as the University of New Hampshire and Boston University battled to a 3-3 tie in front of 6,150 at Agganis Arena in an exciting game with many lead changes and plenty of chances for both teams to win it. However, UNH went home happier, … Read more

After suffering a 6-3 loss up at Merrimack on Friday night, No. 17 Boston University got even in two senses of the word in the second game of the home-and-home series. After failing to score an even-strength goal over a span of 215:31, dating back to the October 31 game versus Lowell, the Terriers raced … Read more

On Friday night, No. 4 Boston University went up to No. 9 Mass.-Lowell’s house and proceeded to soap up their windows with a 5-4 overtime win. Tonight, the River Hawks did the equivalent of covering Agganis Arena in toilet paper, beating the host Terriers 3-2 in front of a crowd of 4,792. Ben Holmstrom led … Read more

It was a classic marquee matchup. After trailing third ranked Boston University by a two goal margin going into the third period, No. 5 Michigan stormed back to tie the game with 5:30 remaining, and they threatened to score more. Joe Pereira tucks in the game winner despite Brandon Burlon’s efforts (photo: Melissa Wade). Suddenly, … Read more

Last year, Boston University scored two goals in under a minute on 12 different occasions. Tuesday night, Notre Dame force-fed the Terriers a taste of their own medicine. After looking lethargic through much of the first period, the Fighting Irish broke loose with two goals in 12 seconds late in the second period. When the … Read more

When the three stars of tonight’s game were announced, there were two uncustomary names announced for No. 3 Boston University. Boston University forward Joe Pereira received No. 1 star honors for giving his team a 3-2 lead, while backup goaltender Adam Kraus earned the No. 3 star because he ensured that the slim margin stood … Read more

The X-Men have an X factor, and his name is Joe Perricone. Defending national champions Boston University outshot their northern neighbors by a 53-16 margin, but Perricone stopped 51 shots as St. Francis Xavier scored a goal in the last three minutes to tie the Terriers 2-2 in front of 4,425 at Agganis Arena. Nick … Read more