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Holy Cross Women's Ice Hockey 2018-19 HOLY CROSS WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES HOLY CROSS WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY Holy Cross (1-19-3, 1-15-1 HEA) vs. Boston University (11-6-5, 8-5-4 HEA) Jan. 18, 2019 • 7:05 P.M. • Jan. 19, 2019 • 3:05 P.M. Hart Center Rink • Worcester, Mass. • Walter Brown Arena • Boston, Mass. 2018-2019 Schedule/Results GAMEDAY QUICKFACTS DATE OPPONENT..................TIME / SCORE Vs. Boston University • Jan. 18 At Boston University • Jan. 19 Sep. 28 at RIT ........................... .L, 2-0 Series Record: 1-2-0 Live Stats: http://bit.ly/hcwh-s25 Sep. 29 at RIT ........................T, 1-1 (OT) Live Stats: http://bit.ly/hcwh-s24 Live Video: http://bit.ly/hcwh-v25 Oct. 6 at Rensselaer ..................T, 1-1 (OT) Live Video: http://bit.ly/hcwh-v24 Oct. 12 at Providence *.....................L, 5-0 Oct. 13 at UConn * ........................L, 7-2 The Holy Cross women’s hockey team will play a home-and-home Oct. 19 at Brown .........................L, 3-1 series this weekend against Boston University, at home on Friday at Oct. 20 BROWN ..........................L, 4-0 7 p.m. and in Boston on Saturday at 3 p.m. It will be the first meet- Oct. 26 #6 BOSTON COLLEGE* ..............L, 5-1 ing between the Crusaders and Terriers in a little over 18 years, last Oct. 27 MERRIMACK* .....................L, 5-0 facing off on Nov. 12, 2000. Nov. 2 #8 NORTHEASTERN* ................L, 6-1 Nov. 4 at Maine * ........................L, 8-0 Talking Points Nov. 9 at Merrimack * .....................L, 3-0 • Holy Cross recorded its first tie in Hockey East action, tying Maine, Nov. 10 MERRIMACK* .....................L, 6-2 Nov. 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE* .................L, 4-1 2-2, last Saturday at the Hart Center. Nov. 20 at Harvard ........................L, 7-3 • Maeve Reilly scored her team-leading sixth goal of the season Nov. 24 #4 BOSTON COLLEGE* ..............L, 5-0 to tie things up at 1-1 in the third period. Julie Matthias followed Nov. 30 #5 NORTHEASTERN* ...............W, 5-3 shortly after with one of her own to give the Crusaders the lead. Dec. 2 at #5 Northeastern *.................L, 3-0 • Maine scored with less than one second on the clock to tie the Dec. 7 at #8 Providence * . L, 5-1 game at 2-2, where it would stay through overtime. Jan. 4 at UConn * ........................L, 4-3 • Holy Cross’ two games on Jan. 4 and 5, 4-3 and 6-3 losses to Jan. 5 UCONN* .........................L, 6-3 UConn, marked the highest two-game goal total for the Crusaders Jan. 12 MAINE* ......................T, 2-2 (OT) on the season. Jan. 13 MAINE* ..........................L, 3-0 • Rachel Moore led the way with five points from three goals and Jan. 18 BOSTON UNIVERSITY*............7:05 p.m. two assists, including a career-high three points in Friday’s matchup. Jan. 19 at Boston University * .............3:00 p.m. Jan. 26 at New Hampshire * ..............2:00 p.m. She earned ckSmithSuperior Crusader of the Week honors that week Jan. 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE* ..............1:05 p.m for her efforts. Moore now has 10 points (5g, 5a) on the season. Feb. 1 at Boston College * ..............6:00 p.m. • Out of the 15 total points Holy Cross accumulated over the two Feb. 3 VERMONT* ....................1:05 p.m. games, its top line of Moore, Matthias (2g, 2a), and Carlie Magier Feb. 9 at Boston University * .............3:00 p.m. (3a) were responsible for 12 of them. Feb. 15 at Vermont *....................7:05 p.m. • Emma Lange is second in all of Hockey East with 59 blocked Feb. 16 at Vermont *....................4:00 p.m. shots. Feb. 22 PROVIDENCE* ..................7:05 p.m. • Reilly is tied for ninth with three power play goals. In conference Mar. 1 Hockey East Quarterfinals..............TBA games only, she is tied for fourth. Mar. 2 Hockey East Quarterfinals..............TBA • In conference matchups, Magier is tied for eighth in freshman Mar. 3 Hockey East Quarterfinals..............TBA scoring with two goals, five assists, and seven points. Mar. 9 Hockey East Semifinals................TBA Mar. 10 Hockey East Championship Game .......TBA Scouting the Terriers Home games played at the Hart Center Rink at the Luth Athletic • BU is led by Jesse Compher’s 37 points from 12 goals and 25 Complex assists. Her points and assists both lead all of Hockey East. Sammy Home games listed in BOLD CAPS Davis leads the team with 14 goals. * Hockey East games • Corinne Schroeder, the reigning National Goaltender of the Month, All times listed are Eastern Standard Time has posted a .935 save percentage and a 1.83 goals against aver- @HCROSSWHOCKEY 2018-19 HOLY CROSS WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES age in 19 games while posting a 9-5-5 record. • The team faced a few Division I opponents last season, losing to • The Terriers have converted 22.4% of their power play opportuni- New Hampshire, Dartmouth, and Harvard, but also claiming a 2-0 ties and killed 82.7% of their penalities. win over the Crimson in Worcester. • While outside of the top 10 in the most recent polls, BU received votes and if the poll extended beyond 10, the Terriers would be 11. Up Next • The Crusaders will face New Hampshire next weekend for the sec- 100 Game Club ond and third time this season. They’ll travel to Durham for a 2 p.m. • The Crusaders currently have two players on their roster that have matchup on Jan. 26 before returning home on Jan. 27 for a 1 p.m. played more than 100 games in their careers. Matthias passed that start. threshold five games ago against Northeasern on Dec. 2. Danielle TALE OF THE TAPE Doherty did the same against Maine in the team’s 2-2 tie on Jan. 12. CRUSADERS TEAM TERRIERS • Three other players are on track to reach their 100th game before 1.17 ....................Goals Per Game ................... 2.73 the end of the 2018-19 season. Reilly has played 96 games to this 4.26 ..............Goals Allowed Per Game ............. 1.82 point, while Tori Messina and Jackie Gellner sit at 97. 20.7 ....................Shots Per Game ................... 28.8 4.2.................... Penalties Per Game ................... 3.9 Thank You Coach Van Buskirk 8.4% .......................Power Play ....................22.4% • After 34 years at Holy Cross, 19 as the head coach of the women’s 71.4% .....................Penalty Kill ....................82.7% hockey team, Peter Van Buskirk has announced that he will retire at the end of this season. LEADERS • He has posted a 295-166-33 record as coach of the women and M. Reilly (6) ......................Goals ...................S. Davis (14) is currently at 494 career games on their bench. He will hit game J. Matthias (6) .................Assists .............J. Compher (25) number 500 at home against Vermont on Feb. 3. Three Players (10) ........... Points ...............J. Compher (37) • Current associate head coach Katie Lachapelle will take over as M. Reilly (3) ................... PP Goals . J. Compher, A. Cook (4) head coach at the end of the season. J. Brenon (440) ............... Saves ..........C. Schroeder (500) J. Brenon (4.00) ................GAA ..........C. Schroeder (1.83) History Made J. Brenon (.892) ............. Save % ........C. Schroeder (.935) • The Crusaders picked up their first Hockey East win in program his- tory in their first-ever upset of a top-five team when they knocked off Hockey East Standings then-No. 5 Northeastern, 5-3, last Friday, Nov. 30 at the Hart Center. Rank Team HEA Record Overall • Matthias led Holy Cross with four points in the game, coming from 1 Northeastern 13-2-2 15-3-3 four assists. She was named Hockey East Co-Player of the Week for 2 Boston College 11-7-0 14-9-0 her performance. 3 Providence 10-5-0 16-6-0 • Moore scored her first and second collegiate goals to help the Cru- Boston University 8-5-4 11-6-5 saders to the historic win. Magier, Reilly and Amanda Kewer all also 5 UConn 8-7-1 13-9-1 found the back of the net against the Huskies, with Antonia Matzka, Merrimack 8-7-1 12-8-3 Lange, and Magier picking up assists. 7 Maine 6-8-2 13-8-2 • Jada Brenon stopped 34 shots in the contest and earned ckSmith- Superior Crusader of the Week honors for her efforts. 8 Vermont 5-9-2 7-12-4 9 New Hampshire 5-10-1 8-11-4 Top of the Class 10 Holy Cross 1-15-1 1-19-3 • The seniors have the top overall point total out of any class. WHERE TO FIND HOLY CROSS • Six seniors have recorded at least one point for a total of 14 goals ON THE INTERNET: Information on Crusader hockey and all 26 other varsity and 13 assists for 27 points with Matthias leading the way with 10 sports is available through the Holy Cross Athletics home page at “www. points. GoHolyCross.com”. In addition, links to Holy Cross hockey audio broad- • The freshmen are next as a class with four student-athletes com- casts and live video streaming can be found on the home page. bining for a total of six goals and 11 assists for 17 points. Magier has 10 of those points, while four belong to Lange. ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Updates on Holy Cross hockey can be found through • The juniors have 16 points as a class and the sophomores nine. the Holy Cross Athletics pages on the following social media networks: Facebook ................... www.facebook.com/GoHolyCross www.facebook.com/HolyCrossWomensHoceky Inaugural Season in Hockey East Twitter ........................www.twitter.com/GoHolyCross • This is Holy Cross’ first season as a member of Hockey East.
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