The Catamounts,
who dropped a 6-2 decision to BU in Burlington last November, have won only
seven Hockey East games (7-11-5), but are playing their best hockey of the
season. They’re 4-2-1 over the past seven games including an overtime tie and
one-goal loss to New Hampshire last weekend. Vermont’s top scorers are senior Chris
McCarthy (24 points) and sophomore Jacob Fallon (19), a transfer from Michigan.
Freshman goalie Brody Hoffman has a 2.72 GAA.
Sophomore Cason
Hohmann (photo), who has nearly quadrupled his freshman point total, tops the Terriers
with 29 points. Three Terriers with hot
sticks lately are junior Matt Nieto, with five goals in the past five games, sophomore
Evan Rodrigues and freshman Danny O’Regan.
Rodrigues and O’Regan each have 16 points over the past seven weeks.
Freshman Sean Maguire, who earned his first win of the season against Vermont,
will get the start in goal tonight.
Megan –
Hohmann – Gill
Nieto –
O’Regan – Rodrigues
Lane – Rosen
– Kurker
Moran –Santana
– Moscatel
Escobedo – Ruikka
Noonan – Grzelcyk
Oksanen – MacGregor
Maguire
► Terrier
Coach Jack Parker will be honored during Saturday’s game for his 40 seasons
behind the BU bench. Fans attending the game will receive a commemorative puck.
●
GoTerriers.com preview, Game
Tracker, Terrier TV Webcast, WWZN
Radio Webcast,
Twitter Updates
● Daily Free
Press preview
● Boston
Hockey Blog live in-game blog
● USCHO picks and predictions
● Hockey East Online weekend preview and live scoreboard
● WTBU Sports preview and notebook
● Hockey East Online weekend preview and live scoreboard
● WTBU Sports preview and notebook
● College
Hockey News Tale
of the Tape; Q&A
with Hockey East Director of Officials Dan Schachte
► Episode
19 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Coach Jack
Parker, goalie Matt O’Connor and Mark Krys, captain of the BU’s 1991 NCAA
finalist team.
Looking ahead
The fourth
renewal of Red
Hot Hockey, matching BU and Cornell is New York’s Madison Square Garden,
will take place on Nov. 30, 2013, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Tickets are
now on sale for the event.
While BU’s
2013-2014 schedule is far from complete, it will feature home games with
perennial Western powers North Dakota and Wisconsin. Posts on USCHO have
indicated that the Terriers will visit both Michigan and Michigan State next
season.
With his prep season complete, Somerby reportedly may join the USHL Muskegon Lumberjacks, who selected the left-shot defenseman from Marblehead, Mass., in the 2012 USHL entry draft.
Looking back
It was a “Three
Dog Night” in Anaheim this past Wednesday with a trio of ex-Terriers on the ice: Colin Wilson and Brandon Yip for the visiting
Predators and Nick Bonino for the host Ducks. Only Bonino made the score sheet
in Anaheim’s 5-1
blowout, benefitting from some puck-handling hesitation by the Nashville
goalie to get the Ducks on the board just three minutes into the game.
● SB Nation
story with video
●Ducks’ Blog story
on goal’s extra
meaning
Senators’
blueliner Eric Gryba played his first game at TD Garden since the 2009 Hockey
East Championship game in Ottawa’s 2-1 loss to the
Bruins.
Women’s Team
#4 Terriers
begin their quest for a third Hockey East tournament title on Saturday
afternoon at Walter Brown Arena with a quarterfinal game against Connecticut.
Puck drop is at 3 p.m.
● USCHO
Women’s post-season
analysis
● KazWatch
feature on junior co-captain Marie-Philip Poulin [subsequently the list of
Kazmaier Award finalists was announced and Poulin was not a finalist]
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