Heading into the second period of Saturday’s game, Boston College women’s hockey and Providence seemed to be evenly matched, but it didn’t take long for Providence to run away with the game. In the first, Delaney Belinskas fired a shot through the legs of Sandra Abstreiter to give the Eagles an early lead. But just…
It’s an impressive feat to watch any time a hockey team kills off a power play, but it’s especially astounding when it’s on the back of a seven-save performance by a goaltender in the two minutes that team is a man down. That’s exactly what Maddy McArthur did to keep Boston College women’s hockey within…
If you were to only watch the first period of Boston College men’s hockey’s matchup on Saturday, you would see that BC was the far more dominant team. The Eagles played well to start the game, getting excellent chances against Maine, but goaltender Jeremy Swayman denied each of their shots. BC failed to capitalize on…
In its previous contest, Boston College women’s hockey failed to score during overtime in a 2-2 tie against the University of Vermont, but Friday’s matchup against Providence marked a change in fortunes for the currently unranked Eagles. After heading into overtime tied at one, the Eagles sealed a win on a goal by sophomore Jillian…
This past Saturday, The Heights covered BC’s victory over BU in the annual Battle of Comm. Ave. Here’s the game summed up in photos.
The Eagles were quick to capitalize when BU’s defense wasn’t set, leading to a 4-3 victory in a game where they struggled to convert power plays.
The Eagles put up two early goals only to be equalized in the last minutes of the game, and after a stalemate OT period, the game ended in a 2-2 draw.
The Eagles took down BU in a down-to-the-wire game that will be the preview of the first matchup in February’s Beanpot tournament.
The Eagles came from behind to beat Vermont 7-5 in the final minutes of the game on Friday evening.
When No. 13 UMass Lowell put the puck past freshman goalie Spencer Knight for the second time in 71 seconds to open the game, things were not looking good for the Eagles. The two goals by the Riverhawks, one at 36 seconds into the first period and another coming just over 30 seconds after, were…
