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Five-Time Hockey East Champion (2010, 2012-15), Two-Time Ncaa Finalist (2011, 2013) 2017-18 Boston University Women’S Ice Hockey 2017-18 BU SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 2017-18 BOSTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES SEPTEMBER (0-1-0, 0-1-0 WHEA) Fri. 22 CONCORDIA^ T, 2-2 (OT) Sat. 23 MERRIMACK* L, 2-1 OCTOBER Fri. 6 NORTHEASTERN* 7 p.m. Sat. 7 at Northeastern* 2 p.m. Fri. 20 at Maine* 2 p.m. Sun. 22 UCONN* 3 p.m. Sat. 28 BOSTON COLLEGE* 3 p.m. Sun. 29 at New Hampshire* 2 p.m. Games #2 and #3 NOVEMBER Fri. 3 RIT 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, 2017 - 7 p.m. ET Sat. 4 RIT# 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017 - 2 p.m. ET Fri. 10 at UConn* 7 p.m. Walter Brown Arena - Boston, Mass./Matthews Arena - Boston, Mass. Fri. 17 at Vermont* 7 p.m. Sat. 18 at Vermont* 4 p.m. Boston University (0-1-0, 0-1-0 WHEA) vs./at #8 Northeastern (0-1-1, 0-0-0 WHEA) Fri. 24 vs Minnesota State% 1 p.m. Sat. 25 vs Wisconsin% 1 p.m. Watch (Friday): GoTerriers.com - Matt Dresens (PxP) Tue. 28 BROWN 7 p.m. CLEAR EYES FULL HEARTS • Senior Erin O’Neil made 30 DECEMBER • The Boston University saves between the pipes for BU. Fri. 1 at Boston College* 2 p.m. women’s ice hockey • Senior Victoria Bach and Sat. 2 BOSTON COLLEGE* 3 p.m. team will begin a sophomore Abby Cook each Thu. 7 at Yale 7 p.m. home-and-home series assisted on Rust’s goal. Sat. 9 at Providence* 2 p.m. with crosstown rival Sat. 30 at Princeton 3 p.m. Sun. 31 at Princeton 1 p.m. Northeastern on Friday night at Walter Brown TRYING TO AVOID SOME HISTORY Arena, with puck drop set for 7 p.m. • BU has never started a season 0-2-0 in its JANUARY • The teams will meet at Matthews Arena less 12-year history. Sat. 6 MAINE* 3 p.m. than 24 hours later on Saturday at 2 p.m. • The Terriers have at least earned a tie in Sun. 7 MAINE* 3 p.m. their first two games of every season. Fri. 12 PROVIDENCE* 7 p.m. BACK AFTER A WEEKEND OFF Sat. 13 at Providence* 7 p.m. Tue. 16 at Northeastern* 7 p.m. • BU was idle last weekend after taking it THERE’S ONLY ONE OCTOBER! Sun. 21 at UConn* 2 p.m. hosted Merrimack at Walter Brown Arena on • This is the sixth straight season in which Thu. 25 at Merrimack* 7 p.m. Sept. 23. BU and Northeastern have met in October. Sat. 27 MERRIMACK* 3 p.m. • The Terriers had the same schedule setup • Over the last five Octobers, the two rivals last year, playing a September opener before have split their six meetings, 3-3. FEBRUARY having the next weekend off. • Two of the Terriers’ three wins came at Fri. 2 VERMONT* 7 p.m. • BU responded to last year’s time off by Walter Brown Arena. Tue. 6 vs Harvard1 5 p.m. Tue. 13 vs BC/Northeastern TBD winning at home, 5-1, over UNH. Sat. 17 at New Hampshire* 2 p.m. HISTORY WITH THE HUSKIES Sun. 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 3 p.m. RECAPPING THAT MERRIMACK GAME • This weekend will mark the 53rd and 54th • BU dropped a 2-1 decision to the Warriors meetings between BU and Northeastern. All times ET on Sept. 23. • The Terriers are 31-16-5 all-time against the ^ Exhibition game * Hockey East game # at Agganis Arena • Junior Reagan Rust scored her first goal as Huskies, including a 12-9-1 record at Walter % at Arlington, Va. a Terrier on the power play to give BU a 1-0 Brown Arena. 1 Beanpot Tournament (Conte Forum) lead after 20 minutes. • BU is 11-7-2 at Matthews Arena. Home games in CAPS at Walter Brown Arena unless otherwise noted • Merrimack scored two power-play goals in • The Terriers have won at least one game the middle period, including a 5-on-3 goal, to each year against the Huskies. take the lead for good. 2017-18 lEAdERS 2017-18 lEAdERS HOCKEY SID: Kevin Edelson SCORING SCORING OFFICE PHONE: 617-358-4177 Points Victoria Bach, Abby Cook, Reagan Rust 1 Points Shelby Herrington 2 Goals Reagan Rust 1 Goals Skylar Fontaine, Shelby Herrington 1 CELL PHONE: 857-600-8804 Assists Victoria Bach, Abby Cook 1 Assists Four tied 1 EMAIL: [email protected] PPG Reagan Rust 5 PPG Skylar Fontaine 1 GP 18 tied 1 GP 18 tied 2 TWITTER: @KevinEdelson PIM Five tied 2 PIM Three tied 4 Shots Victoria Bach, Reagan Rust 5 Shots McKenna Brand 12 +/- 18 tied E +/- Nine tied E GOALTENDING GOALTENDING GP Erin O’Neil 1 GP Brittany Bugalski 2 GAA Erin O’Neil 2.01 GAA Brittany Bugalski 3.14 SV% Erin O’Neil .938 SV% Brittany Bugalski .848 Wins - - Wins - - NU BU SO - - SO - - FIVE-TIME HOCKEY EAST CHAMpION (2010, 2012-15), TWO-TIME NCAA FINAlIST (2011, 2013) 2017-18 boston university Women’s ice hockey www.GoTerriers.com BEST OF BU AGAINST THE HUSKIES LAST TIME AGAINST NORTHEASTERN TERRIERS BREAKDOWN BY CLASS • Victoria Bach has tallied 14 points • The Huskies and the Terriers met in The Terriers’ 23-player roster includes: (7g, 7a) against the Huskies in her one of last year’s Hockey East semifinal three-year career. matchups at Walter Brown Arena, with SENIORS (6) • Rebecca Leslie has notched a team- Northeastern scoring twice in the final Forwards (3): Victoria Bach, Rebecca Leslie, best eight assists against Northeastern frame to earn a 2-1 win on March 4. Nina Rodgers Defenseman (1): Savannah Newton in addition to her two goals against the • Victoria Bach scored the lone Terrier Goaltenders (2): Ashlyn Aiello, Erin O’Neil Huskies for 10 total points. goal to give her team a 1-0 advantage • Seven other Terriers have recorded at after two periods of play. JUNIORS (4) least one point against NU, including Forwards (2): Sammy Davis, Mary Grace Kelley multi-point scorers Nina Rodgers (1g, REAGAN NOT RUSTY IN DEBUT Defensemen (2): Connor Galway, Reagan Rust 2a), Natasza Tarnowski (1g, 1a) and • Junior Reagan Rust scored her first Savannah Newton (2a). goal as a Terrier on Sept. 23 against REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (1) • Erin O’Neil is 4-3 in seven starts Merrimack. Defenseman (1): Abbey Stanley against the Huskies with a .912 save • It was her first goal since she lit the percentage. lamp for RIT against Syracuse on Feb. SOPHOMORES (6) Forwards (2): Deziray De Sousa, Natasza 17, 2017. Tarnowski SCOUTING THE HUSKIES • Two of her three goals from last Defensemen (4): Alexandra Calderone, Abby • Northeastern opened its regular- season came on the power play, as did Cook, Breanna Scarpaci, Katie Shannahan season schedule last weekend when her marker against Merrimack. it hosted top-ranked and defending FRESHMEN (6) national champion Clarkson. NEWCOMERS ALWAYS START STRONG Forwards (5): Rachel Allen, Jesse Compher, • The Huskies and Golden Knights • Thanks to Reagan Rust’s goal on Sept. Nara Elia, Lauren Klein, Kristina Schuler battled to a 1-1 tie on Friday before 23, a Terrier newcomer has now recorded Goaltender (1): Corinne Schroeder Clarkson came away with a 5-1 victory a point in each of the last four season- on Saturday. openers. • Senior Shelby Herrington tallied two • Seven of the eight newcomers played HOCKEY EAST SCHEDULE points (1g, 1a) against Clarkson, one of against Merrimack, with freshman This Weekend’s Games (All Times ET) five Huskies with at least one point. goaltender Corinne Schroeder serving as • Junior goaltender Brittany Bugalski the backup netminder. Friday, Oct. 6 started both games, making 22 saves in Boston College vs. Minnesota Duluth - 2 p.m. Friday’s tie before stopping just six shots Maine at RPI - 6 p.m. on Saturday. Boston Univ. vs. Northeastern - 7 p.m. New Hampshire vs. Merrimack - 7 p.m. Providence vs. Quinnipiac - 7 p.m. HEAd Saturday, Oct. 7 Boston University at Northeastern - 2 p.m. TO Vermont at UConn - 2 p.m. Maine at RPI - 2:30 p.m. HEAd New Hampshire at Merrimack - 4 p.m. Providence at Quinnipiac - 4 p.m. GOALS .......................................................... 1 .................................................. 2 SHOTS ......................................................... 32 ................................................ 57 SHOT % .......................................................031 .............................................. .035 GOALS/GAME ................................................1.0 ................................................1.0 GOALS ALLOWED/GAME ..................................2.0 ................................................3.0 SHOTS/GAME ...............................................32.0 .............................................. 28.5 SHOTS ALLOWED/GAME ..................................32.0 .............................................. 23.5 PPG-OPPORTUNITIES ......................................1-4 ............................................... 1-10 POWER PLAY % .............................................250 .............................................. .100 PENALTY KILLS-OPPORTUNITIES .......................3-5 ................................................4-6 PENALTY KILL % ...........................................600 .............................................. .667 SHORTHANDED GOALS ..................................... 0 .................................................. 0 PENALTIES .................................................... 5 .................................................. 8 PIM ............................................................ 10 ................................................ 16 2017-18 boston university Women’s ice hockey @TerrierWHockey SPEAKING OF DEBUTS CAN’T KEEP BU OFF THE BOARD SITUATIONAL RECORDS • If freshman goaltender Corinne • BU was one of just two teams in the Schroeder plays either game this nation to not be shut out last season. 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Overall ........................ 23-14-2 ....19-12-6 .....0-1-0 weekend against No. 8 Northeastern, she • The only other team? Reigning Hockey East ................. 17-5-2 ....... 12-8-4 .....0-1-0 will be the second consecutive Terrier national champion Clarkson. Home .......................... 14-8-0 ....... 13-5-2 .....0-1-0 netminder to make her collegiate debut • The Terriers have only been shut out Away........................... 7-4-2 ..........6-6-3 .....0-0-0 against a ranked opponent. once over the last two seasons, a 5-0 Neutral ........................ 2-2-0 ..........0-1-1 .....0-0-0 Overtime ..................... 0-1-1 ..........3-0-6 .....0-0-0 • Erin O’Neil started at No.
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