ALBANY, N.Y. — Boston College men’s hockey has tested its early game heroics to the max over its previous two contests, nearly blowing a 3-0 first-period lead to New Hampshire in the first round of the Hockey East Tournament before crashing out in the next round despite holding an early 4-1 advantage. The loss to…
A strong season for Boston College hockey came to an abrupt end Sunday with a 4-1 loss to St. Cloud State in the NCAA Tournament Regionals. The Eagles jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first period but failed to score for the remainder of the game.
Boston College men’s hockey fell to UMass Lowell in the Hockey East Tournament semifinals after at one point leading 4-1 on Wednesday. UMass Lowell scored four total goals in the third period alone before the game entered overtime.
Since the 1930s, Black athletes, coaches, and athletic administrators have frequently led the fight against racial discrimination at BC.
After jumping out to an early lead, Boston College men’s hockey was shut out in the second and third periods Saturday in its loss to BU. The loss came the night after the Eagles beat the Terriers in overtime.
BC held a 3-1 lead with minutes to play but UConn rallied late and, after a scoreless OT, won the shootout.
Boston College men’s hockey dropped its first contest of the season to UConn on Saturday after a feverish second period for the Huskies.
The Eagles blew a 3-1 third-period lead, but Marshall Warren scored three minutes into overtime to give BC the victory.
Boston College men’s hockey freshman Trevor Kuntar, Eamon Powell, and Colby Ambrosio were selected of the 2020 NHL Draft last Wednesday.
Three-point nights from Julius Mattila and David Cotton was enough to lift BC past the Badgers, who the Eagles have had problems with in the last few seasons.
