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2016-02-02 Harvard BOSTON COLLEGE #1/1 2015-16 WOMEN’S HOCKEY HARVARD 27-0-0, 18-0-0 HEA Tuesday, February 2 | 5 p.m. | Game #28 12-8-1, 9-6-1 ECAC Walter Brown Arena | Boston, Mass. 38th BEANPOT TOURNAMENT 2015-16 SCHEDULE & RESULTS FIRST ROUND DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME WHERE TO WATCH September • Live stream: goterriers.com 25 GUELPH (exhib.) W 5-1 • Live stats: goterriers.com October TUESDAY’S HEADLINES 2 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 4-1 • A win or a tie on Tuesday would push the Eagles’ current undefeated streak to 3 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 4-2 28 games, matching the program’s longest streak (28 games in 2014-15) ... BC 11 ST. LAWRENCE W 7-4 12 ST. LAWRENCE W 7-3 enters the game with a program-record 27-game winning streak, the sec- 17 MAINE* W 4-0 ond-longest streak NCAA history 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE* W 6-0 • Tuesday’s game features the nation’s top offense (BC, 5.22 goals per game) 23 at #-/9 Cornell W 4-1 against the country’s sixth-best defense (Harvard, 1.43 goals per game allowed) 24 at #-/9 Cornell W 8-0 ... BC’s defense is ranked third, surrendering just 1.15 goals per game, while 30 CONNECTICUT* W 4-0 Harvard’s offense is ranked No. 17 averaging 2.38 goals per game 31 at Connecticut* W 4-0 • The Eagles excel on special teams, ranking No. 2 nationally on the power play (28.0 percent) and third on the penalty kill (92.3 percent) November 7 at Boston University* W 8-1 • Alex Carpenter (32-29-61) is second in the nation in points and points per game 10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W OT 4-3 (2.26), while Haley Skarupa is fourth in points (22-29-51) and fi fth in points per 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE* W 6-1 game (1.89) 14 at New Hampshire* W 3-0 • Megan Keller is the nation’s leading scorer among defenseman with 31 points 20 #5/5 NORTHEASTERN* W 4-2 (9-22-31) ... her 10 power-play assists are tied for second among all players 25 PROVIDENCE* W 9-1 nationally while her 14 PP points (4-10-14) are third nationally 28 at #4/4 Northeastern* W 6-1 • BC is 13-0-0 away from home this season, averaging 4.92 goals per game while allowing 0.84 with six shutouts in those games December 5 at Maine* W 5-0 • BC is 6-0-2 in its last eight games overall played at Walter Brown Arena, 6 at Maine* W 7-2 including a pair of Beanpot contests (1-0-1) ... the Eagles’ last loss at BU’s rink 10 at Syracuse W 7-2 was Jan. 25, 2012, a 6-0 loss to the Terriers January BC IN THE BEANPOT 9 at Boston University* W 4-3 • Tuesday’s fi rst-round games signal the start of the 38th Women’s Beanpot 15 at Merrimack* W 2-0 Tournament 16 MERRIMACK* W 6-0 19 at Harvard W 2-0 • The Eagles have won fi ve Beanpots: 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 and most recently 22 VERMONT* W 6-2 2014 23 VERMONT* W 6-1 • Boston College is 32-37-2 all-time in the Beanpot tournament, which began in 26 at Merrimack* W 4-1 1979 ... as a varsity team (since the 1995 edition), the Eagles are 25-15-2 in the tournament ... the Eagles played as a club team in the fi rst 16 editions of the February annual event before ascending to varsity status in 1994-95 2 vs. Harvard^ 5 p.m. • vs. Boston University: 18-8-1 || 14-1-0 since 1994-95 6 at Connecticut* 2 p.m. • vs. Harvard: 8-15-0 || 6-10-0 since 1994-95 9 Beanpot Championship/Consolation^ TBA 12 NORTHEASTERN* 2 p.m. • vs. Northeastern: 6-14-1 || 6-4-1 since 1994-95 14 at Vermont* 2 p.m. • Although BC last won the Beanpot in 2014, only eight members of the cur- 19 PROVIDENCE* 4 p.m. rent team have won a Beanpot championship: seniors Lexi Bender, Meghan 20 at Providence* 1 p.m. Grieves, Kaliya Johnson, Dana Trivigno and Haley Skarupa, and juniors Andie 26-28 HOCKEY EAST Quarterfi nals Anastos, Kristyn Capizzano and Haley McLean • In the fi rst round, Boston College is a combined 14-21-1 all-time, and 11-8-1 as a March varsity program 5 HOCKEY EAST Semifi nals • The Eagles have appeared in 14 championship games, going 5-9-0 in those 6 HOCKEY EAST Championship 11-12 NCAA Quarterfi nals contests ... as a varsity program, the Eagles have appeared in 11 champion- 18 NCAA Frozen Four Semifi nals ships, going 5-6-0 20 NCAA Frozen Four Championship • Head coach Katie Crowley has led the Eagles to three Beanpot titles (2009, 2011, 2014) ... she is 10-4-2 in Beanpot play HOME game * Hockey East game EAGLES IN THE BEANPOT ^ Beanpot • Andie Anastos (4 games) and Alex Carpenter (6 games) share the team’s active scoring lead in the Beanpot with 5 points each • Anastos (2g, 3a) had two goals in the 2015 semifi nals against Northeastern and BC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS three assists as a freshman in 2014, including a pair of helpers in the champi- Contact: Lizz Summers onship against the Huskies 617-552-8841 | [email protected] bceagles.com | #BCEagles • Carpenter (5 assists) has picked up at least one assist in each of her three sea- sons, including three as a freshman in 2012, one as a sophomore in 2013 and @bc_whockey one as a junior in 2015 • Haley Skarupa has scored four goals in six Beanpot games, USCHO POLL (2/1) including two goals in 2015 ... one of her goals came in the championship against Harvard Rank Team (fi rst-place votes) Points • Dana Trivigno has suited up for fi ve Beanpot games, scoring 1. BOSTON COLLEGE (15) 150 three points (2g, 1a) ... she missed the 2014 championship will 2. Wisconsin (1) 135 an illness 3. Minnesota 117 • Lexi Bender has a pair of assists in six appearances, while Ken- 4. Quinnipiac 108 zie Kent and Tori Sullivan each have one assist in two games. 5. Clarkson 80 • Katie Burt is 1-1-0 in Beanpot action with a 2.01 GAA and a .886 Northeastern 80 7. Bemidji State 57 save percentage 8. North Dakota 35 9. Princeton 27 BC AGAINST HARVARD 10. Colgate 22 RV: Harvard 14 • This is the second of two scheduled meetings this season ... on Jan. 19, BC earned a 2-0 win at Harvard - the team’s fi rst road win at Harvard since 2006 USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE POLL (1/26) • BC and Harvard have met 37 times in varsity play since the Eagles elevated to Division 1 status in the 1994-95 season Rank Team (fi rst-place votes) Points • The Eagles trail the all-time series, 11-25-1 ... at home, BC is 1. BOSTON COLLEGE (18) 189 6-8-0 against Harvard, and 2-14-1 on the road at the Bright- 2. Wisconsin (1) 172 Landry Center ... the teams are 3-3-0 on neutral ice 3. Minnesota 152 • The teams met three times in 2014-15, with the Crimson hand- 4. Quinnipiac 132 ing BC two of its three losses on the season (Beanpot Champi- 5. Northeastern 101 6. Clarkson 95 onship and NCAA semifi nals) 7. Bemidji State 79 • BC’s fi rst win in the series came in the teams’ fi fth game on 8. North Dakota 58 Nov. 24, 1996 (7-2 at home), but the Crimson won the next 17 9. Princeton 44 games from Feb. 23, 1997 through Feb. 15, 2005 10. Colgate 13 • Harvard’s 17-2 win at Kelley Rink on Jan. 28, 2003 set sever- RV: Harvard 8, St. Lawrence 2 al NCAA records: most goals by a team in a game (17), most combined goals by two teams in a game (19) and largest mar- gin of victory (15 goals) BC IN THE POLLS • The Eagles’ other 10 wins have all come in the last 15 meetings, during which BC has gone 10-4-1 against Harvard since Feb. 14, Week of USCHO USA Today Preseason 2 2 2006 Oct. 5 2 2 • The teams have met 16 times in the Beanpot since BC became Oct. 12 T-2 3 a varsity program, with Harvard holding a 10-6-0 edge in those Oct. 19 2 3 games, including a 5-3-0 mark in championship contests Oct. 26 2 2 • Katie Crowley is 8-3-1 all-time against Harvard, including two Nov. 2 2 2 Beanpot Championships in three chances Nov. 9 2 2 Nov. 16 2 2 Nov. 23 2 2 EAGLES VS. THE CRIMSON Nov. 30 2 2 • Alex Carpenter leads all current Eagles against Harvard with Dec. 7 2 2 9 points (3-6-9) in seven games ... she posted a 6-point effort Dec. 14 1 1 last November with 2g, 4a in BC’s 10-2 win Jan. 4 1 1 • Haley Skarupa has 8 points (4-4-8) in six games against Har- Jan. 11 1 1 vard ... she also had a 6-point effort last November with 2 Jan. 18 1 1 goals and 4 assist Jan. 25 1 1 Feb. 1 1 TBA • Tori Sullivan has six assists - including a pair in the Eagles’ 2-0 win on Jan. 19 - in four games against the Crimson • Kenzie Kent (2g, 2a) has posted four points in four games program record is 12 shutouts in 2014-15, while the team posted 11 against the Crimson in 2008-09 ..
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