umd three-time hockey east champion (2010, ), two-time ncaa finalist (2011, 2013) BOSTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES

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1 BU Schedule AND RESULTS BOSTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES SEPTEMBER (0-0-0, WHEA) Fri. 27 WESTERN^ W, 4-3 (OT) OCTOBER (4-1-1, WHEA) Fri. 11 at Rensselaer T, 2-2 (OT) Sat. 12 at Union W, 3-2 (OT) Fri. 18 at Robert Morris W, 5-2 Sat. 19 at Robert Morris L, 3-0 Sat. 26 YALE W, 2-1 Tue. 29 at Northeastern* W, 3-2 (OT) NOVEMBER (7-2-0, WHEA) Fri. 1 at New Hampshire* W, 3-1 Sat. 2 VERMONT* W, 6-0 Wed. 6 CONNECTICUT* W, 6-2 Sat. 9 MAINE* W, 5-1 Sun. 10 MAINE* W, 4-2 Fri. 15 vs.st. Cloud State 3 W, 2-0 Sat. 16 vs.wisconsin 3 L, 5-0 Fri. 22 at Harvard L, 3-1 Sun. 24 at New Hampshire* W, 2-1 DECEMBER (1-0-0, WHEA) Tue. 3 at Northeastern* W, 5-2 Fri. 6 Minnesota Duluth 5 p.m. Sat. 7 Minnesota Duluth 3 p.m. JANUARY Sat. 4 DARTMOUTH 3 p.m. Wed. 8 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7 p.m. Sat. 11 at Maine* 3 p.m. Fri. 17 at Providence* 7 p.m. Sun. 19 NORTHEASTERN* 3 p.m. Fri. 24 at Vermont* 7 p.m. Sat. 25 at Vermont* 4 p.m. Fri. 31 at Connecticut* 7 p.m. FEBRUARY Sat. 1 CONNECTICUT* 3 p.m. Tue. 4 at Boston College 2 8 p.m. Sat. 8 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 3 p.m. Tue. 11 vs.harvard/northeastern 2 5/8 p.m. Sat. 15 PROVIDENCE* 1 3 p.m. Sun. 16 at Providence* 2 p.m. Sat. 22 at Boston College* 3 p.m. Sun. 23 BOSTON COLLEGE* 2 p.m. All times ET ^ Exhibition game * Hockey East game 1 Agganis Arena 2 Beanpot Tournament (Chestnut Hill, Mass.) 3 Vail, Colo. Home games in CAPS at Walter Brown Arena unless otherwise noted HOCKEY SID: Kevin Edelson OFFICE PHONE: CELL PHONE: kedelson@bu.edu FAX: Games #17 & 18 Friday, December 6, p.m. Saturday, December 7, p.m. Walter Brown Arena - Boston, Mass. #9 Boston University (12-3-1, WHEA) vs. Minnesota Duluth (7-6-3, WCHA) BRING ON THE BULLDOGS The No. 9 Boston University women s ice hockey team will host Minnesota Duluth for the first time in program history this weekend. The two-game series begins Friday (5 p.m.) before concluding the following afternoon at 3 p.m. FIRST SEMESTER FINALS This weekend s pair of games will be the Terriers last before the semester break. BU closed its first semester at Minnesota Duluth last season. This is the first time the Terriers have hosted their final game of the first semester since the season, when they tied Connecticut, 1-1. The Terriers are all-time to close out the first half of the season. DELIGHTFUL IN DECEMBER Over the last three seasons, BU has played some of its best hockey in the final month of the calendar year. The Terriers own a record in the last three Decembers, including a mark to close out BU Watch: Terrier TV (GoTerriers.com) leaders Scoring Points Sarah Lefort 18 Goals Sarah Lefort 11 Assists Samantha Sutherland 9 PPG Rebecca Russo 2 GP 16 tied 16 PIM Maddie Elia 37 Shots Louise Warren 97 +/- Louise Warren +13 2Goaltending GP Kerrin Sperry 14 GAA Kerrin Sperry 1.63 SV% Kerrin Sperry.945 Wins Kerrin Sperry 11 SO Kerrin Sperry 2 DISSECTING DULUTH Five-time NCAA champion UMD, lost, 5-2, in an exhibition with Team Russia on Monday in a game that followed a weekend series with No. 2 Wisconsin (Nov ). The Bulldogs tied the Badgers, 2-2, before winning a shootout in the first game. Wisconsin won the second game, 1-0, the following day. Junior Jenna McParland leads the team with 16 points and is tied with senior Jamie Kenyon with a squad-best seven goals. Kenyon is second on the squad with 15 points and freshman Lara Stalder leads UMD with 10 assists. Sophomore Kayla Black has started 15 of the Bulldogs 16 games this season. She is with a 2.10 goals-against average and a.930 save percentage. BULLDOGS AT BU This weekend is the first time that Minnesota Duluth will face the Terriers in Boston, but it is not the first time that the Bulldogs will have skated at BU. UMD advanced to the 2009 Frozen Four held at Agganis Arena; the Bulldogs lost to Wisconsin in the NCAA semifinals that year. umd LEADERS Scoring Points Jenna McParland 16 Goals Jamie Kenyon, Jenna McParland 7 Assists Lara Stalder 10 PPG Jamie Kenyon 4 GP 15 tied 16 PIM Lara Stalder 33 Shots Jamie Kenyon 73 +/- Tea Villila +9 Goaltending GP Kayla Black 15 GAA Kayla Black 2.10 SV% Kayla Black.930 Wins Kayla Black 6 SO Kayla Black 3 three-time hockey east champion (2010, ), two-time ncaa finalist (2011, 2013)

2 TERRIERS BREAKDOWN BY CLASS The Terriers 24-player roster includes: SENIORS (7) Forwards (3): Taylor Holze, Meghan Riggs, Louise Warren Defensemen (2): Shannon Doyle, Kaleigh Fratkin Goaltenders (2): Braly Hiller, Kerrin Sperry JUNIORS (4) Forwards (2): Sarah Bayersdorfer, Kayla Tutino Defensemen (2): Caroline Campbell, Shannon Stoneburgh SOPHOMORES (7) Forwards (5): Jordan Juron, Sarah Lefort, Lillian Ribeirinha-Braga, Rebecca Russo, Dakota Woodworth Defensemen (2): Diana Bennett, Alexis Woloschuk FRESHMEN (6) Forwards (3): Maddie Elia, Natalie Flynn, Samantha Sutherland Defenseman (1): Sarah Steele Goaltenders (2): Mia Becker, Victoria Hanson HOCKEY EAST SCHEDULE Upcoming Games (All Times ET) Tuesday, December 3 Boston University 5, Northeastern 2 Friday, December 6 Boston Univ. vs. Minnesota Duluth - 5 p.m. Maine vs. Brown - 6 p.m. New Hampshire at Harvard - 7 p.m. Providence vs. Yale - 7 p.m. SERIES HISTORY The two teams met for the first time last year at Duluth and skated to a pair of ties, including a 2-2 stalemate on Dec. 8 and a scoreless draw on Dec. 9. Sarah Lefort is the only current Terrier who registered a point that weekend. Kerrin Sperry made 28 saves in the first tie before posting a 38-save shutout the next day. It was the first-ever scoreless draw for BU in program history. PAIRWISE IMPLICATIONS BU and Minnesota Duluth are eighth and 12th, respectively, in the PairWise rankings entering the weekend. Two wins against a Team Under Consideration will help the Terriers in their quest for an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament. This weekend s games will be two of the Terriers final three non-conference contests of the season, excluding the Beanpot in February, and will likely be the final two chances to face a TUC prior to the Beanpot. SPERRY NAMED GOALIE OF THE MONTH For the second time this season, senior Kerrin Sperry was named Hockey East Goaltender of the Month, the league announced on Dec. 4. She had a 1.50 goals-against average HEAD TO HEAD and a.944 save percentage with a record in eight starts in November. Sperry went in the league last month and had two shutouts, including a 2-0 win against St. Cloud State. NO PROBLEM AT NORTHEASTERN Three third-period goals helped break a 2-2 tie and secure a 5-2 win for BU at Northeastern on Tuesday night. Sophomore Sarah Lefort had a hat trick and a career-high four points while senior captain Louise Warren (2g, 2a) also had a career-high four points. Senior goaltender Kerrin Sperry made a season-high 38 saves. Four of the six Terrier defensemen had an assist and eight total skaters got on the scoresheet. WARREN IS HERO AT MATTHEWS AGAIN Louise Warren scored the gamewinning goal in the Terriers 3-2 overtime triumph at Northeastern on Oct. 29 and she was the hero on Tuesday night as well. The senior captain reprised her role as hero with a shorthanded goal to break a 2-2 tie on Tuesday and help the Terriers secure a crucial two points. She now has three game-winning goals this season, with her third coming at New Hampshire on Nov. 1. Saturday, Dec. 7 Maine vs. Brown - 1 p.m. Boston Univ. vs. Minnesota Duluth - 3 p.m. Boston College at Harvard - 4 p.m. goals shots shot % Goals/game Goals Allowed/Game shots/game Shots Allowed/Game ppg-opportunities power play % PENALTY KILLS-opportunities PENALTY KILL % Shorthanded goals penalties pim

3 HAT TRICKS AGAINST THE HUSKIES Sophomore Sarah Lefort collected a hat trick on Dec. 3 for the second time in her collegiate career and once again it was against Northeastern. Lefort s first hat trick came in a 5-4 home victory against the Huskies on Jan. 16. Louise Warren was a common link in both games, as she scored a goal in the Jan. 16 win as well as Tuesday s victory. Eight different Terriers had an assist on at least one of Lefort s six goals in the two three-goal games. LINE SHUFFLE LEADS TO CAREER HIGHS The Terrier line chart on Tuesday night was unlike any seen so far this season, but one switch benefitted senior Louise Warren and sophomore Sarah Lefort. Playing together for an entire game for the first time this season, Lefort logged a career-high four points (3g, 1a) while Warren also had a career-high four points (2g, 2a). Warren and Lefort combined for 18 of the Terriers 34 shots on goal, with seven of Warren s attempts coming in the first period. PERFECT CALENDAR YEAR IN WHEA Thanks to their win on Tuesday, the Terriers went the entire calendar year without a loss in Hockey East play. BU was in league games during 2013, not including its three wins in the Hockey East tournament. If the Terriers win both games this weekend, they will have gone the entire calendar year without a home defeat against any competition. RECORD-SETTING WIN STREAK BU has won 23 straight Hockey East games, which is a league record on the women s side as well as the men s side. The previous women s record was 15, set by New Hampshire over two seasons. The men s record was 16 games, set by Maine during the season. BU has not lost a league game since New Hampshire defeated the Terriers, 4-2, on Nov. 9, FROM DEFENSE TO OFFENSE Four of the six Terrier defensemen that dressed on Tuesday night at Northeastern recorded an assist. The last time that occurred was on Nov. 6 against Connecticut, when four blue liners got on the scoresheet in a 6-2 victory. A FAMILIAR START TO THE SEASON With its win on Nov. 24, BU has matched its start from last year. The Terriers eventually finished and advanced to the NCAA title game. The 11 wins through 15 games in each of the last two seasons is a program record; BU had previously collected 10 wins through the first 15 contests of the campaign. TUTINO JOINS GWG CLUB Junior Kayla Tutino became the eighth Terrier this season to collect a gamewinning goal with her marker at UNH on Nov. 24. Last season, just seven skaters scored game winners. Senior captain Louise Warren (3) and sophomore Sarah Lefort (3) are the only two skaters with at least two gamewinning goals while sophomore Rebecca Russo is the only Terrier with a gamewinning, power-play and shorthanded strike this year. CAREER POINT TOTALS Player Games Goals Assists Points Louise Warren Kayla Tutino Sarah Lefort Shannon Doyle* Kaleigh Fratkin Taylor Holze Shannon Stoneburgh Jordan Juron Rebecca Russo Caroline Campbell Samantha Sutherland Maddie Elia Dakota Woodworth Lillian Ribeirinha-Braga Sarah Steele Meghan Riggs Sarah Bayersdorfer Kerrin Sperry Alexis Woloschuk Natalie Flynn Diana Bennett *Played her freshman and sophomore years at Colgate SITUATIONAL RECORDS Overall Hockey East Home Away Neutral Overtime Vs. ranked opponent Vs. unranked opponent Vs. CHA Vs. ECAC Hockey Vs. WCHA Scoring first Scored on first Leading after first Trailing after first Tied after first Leading after second Trailing after second Tied after second One-goal games Two-goal games Three-goal games Four(+)-goal games Scoring zero goals Scoring one goal Scoring two goals Scoring three goals Scoring four goals Scoring five goals Scoring six goals Scoring seven(+) goals Allowing zero goals Allowing one goal Allowing two goals Allowing three goals Allowing four goals Allowing five goals Allowing six goals Allowing seven(+) goals Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Even shots Taking 0-19 shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking shots Taking 50+ shots Allowing 0-19 shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing shots Allowing 50+ shots On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In September In October In November In December In January In February In March

4 USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll December 3, 2013 Rk Team (FPV) Points 1 Minnesota (19) Wisconsin Cornell Harvard North Dakota Clarkson 89 7 Boston College 79 8 Quinnipiac 52 9 Boston University Robert Morris 27 Others receiving votes: Mercyhurst 2; Minnesota Duluth 2. USCHO.com Poll December 2, 2013 Rk Team (FPV) Points 1 Minnesota (15) Wisconsin Cornell North Dakota Harvard 90 6 Boston College 67 6 Clarkson 67 8 Quinnipiac 35 9 Boston University Robert Morris 24 Others receiving votes: Minnesota Duluth 6; Mercyhurst 1. PLENTY OF HELP AT EVEN STRENGTH Eight different skaters have scored the Terriers last 11 even-strength goals dating back to Nov. 9. Prior to Tuesday, the Terriers had a different goal getter for their last eight even-strength markers. There have been a multitude of different helpers as well on those 11 goals, with 10 different skaters collecting an assist. HOLZE HITS CENTURY MARK Senior Taylor Holze skater in her 100th career game with the Terriers on Tuesday night. Her loft pass for Sarah Lefort set up the empty-net goal that sealed the win. She has 11 goals and 22 assists for 33 career points. KILLING EM SOFTLY BU owns the best penalty kill unit in the league and the second-ranked PK percentage in the nation. The Terriers have killed 69 of 75 power plays they have faced (92.0 percent) SEASON HIGHS/LOWS Boston University - GAME HIGHS POINTS 18 vs. Connecticut (11/6) GOALS 6 vs. Vermont (11/2) vs. Connecticut (11/6) ASSISTS 12 vs. Connecticut (11/6) SHOTS ON GOAL 48 at Union (10/12) SAVES 38 at Northeastern (12/3) PENALTIES 9 vs. Vermont (11/2) PIM 25 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) Opponents - GAME HIGHS POINTS 12 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) GOALS 5 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) ASSISTS 7 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) SHOTS ON GOAL 40 at Northeastern (12/3) SAVES 45 at Union (10/12) PENALTIES 8 vs. Vermont (11/2) PIM 16 vs. Vermont (11/2) Harvard leads the nation with a 98.1 PK percentage (51 of 52). BU jumped ahead of UNH in terms of league penalty-kill percentage with a perfect 5-of-5 mark against Northeastern on Tuesday night. The Terriers have now killed 94.7 percent (36-of-38) of league power plays they have faced. LEFORT, WARREN AMONG NCAA BEST Sophomore Sarah Lefort is fourth in the nation with an average of 0.69 goals per game. Her 11 goals are tied for sixth among NCAA skaters. Lefort and senior captain Louise Warren lead Hockey East and are tied with eight others for the NCAA lead with three game-winning goals this season. Warren is tied for eighth in the country with an average of 0.62 goals per game. LEAGUE DEFENSE IS SUPERB BU has allowed just 11 goals in Hockey East play, which is the lowest mark in the league. Boston University - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 at Robert Morris (10/18) vs. Wisconsin (11/16) GOALS 0 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) ASSISTS 0 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) SHOTS ON GOAL 19 vs. Wisconsin (11/16) SAVES 18 vs. Maine (11/10) PENALTIES 3 vs. Connecticut (11/6) PIM 6 vs. Connecticut (11/6) Opponents - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 vs. Vermont (11/2) vs. St. Cloud State (11/15) GOALS 0 vs. Vermont (11/2) vs. St. Cloud State (11/15) ASSISTS 0 vs. Vermont (11/2) vs. St. Cloud State (11/15) SHOTS ON GOAL 20 vs. Maine (11/10) SAVES 21 at Robert Morris (10/18) PENALTIES 2 at Robert Morris (10/18) PIM 4 at Robert Morris (10/18)

5 The Terriers goal differential in league play is plus-23, which leads the other seven squads. No other Hockey East school has allowed fewer than 16 goals in conference competition. SPERRY STILL AMONG NATION S BEST Senior goaltender Kerrin Sperry is still in the top 10 of both major statistical categories among NCAA netminders. Sperry is fifth in save percentage (.945) and ninth in goals-against average (1.63). The North Reading, Mass., native is the only league goaltender with a GAA under 2.00 and also has the fifth best winning percentage in the nation at.821 (11-2-1). NO MORE SHUTOUT STREAK The Terriers 3-1 loss at Harvard on Nov. 22 marked the first time this season that the Terriers scored a goal in a losing effort. Both of their previous two losses came in shutouts. The Terriers have lost just three regular-season games when scoring at least one goal since Nov. 9, BU GETS THE BALANCE RIGHT Entering this weekend, the Terriers are one of just two teams to have every skater who has dressed this season tally at least one point. Clarkson is the only other school that has achieved that feat. Fifteen BU skaters have recorded at least two points and 13 Terriers have lit the lamp in TOUGH IN THE THIRD PERIOD BU has allowed just eight third-period goals this season, which leads all of Hockey East. Senior goaltender Kerrin Sperry has allowed just four third-period goals in her last 12 starts. BU is when leading after the second period and have scored 20 goals in the third frame. The Terriers are when entering the final period with the lead over the last two seasons. DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS This season marked the first time that BU allowed three goals or fewer in each boston university Women s ice hockey of its first 12 games. The streak ended on Nov. 16 when BU gave up five goals to No. 2 Wisconsin, but the Terriers rebounded by resuming the streak over the last three tilts. The Terriers got through the first six games of the season without allowing more than three goals in what had been the longest such stretch in program history until this season. Overall, BU has the eighth-best defense in the nation, giving up an average of just 1.81 goals per game. ON THE OFFENSIVE BU has the sixth-most potent offense in the nation with an average of 3.06 goals per game. The Terriers are second among Hockey East schools, trailing only Boston College (3.71). BU has outscored its opponents by a margin of 1.13 goals per game and is the only Hockey East school to rank in the top 10 nationally in both scoring offense and scoring defense. BLOCK PARTY Sophomore Lillian Ribeirinha-Braga leads Hockey East with 40 blocked shots this season. BU has blocked 214 shots as a team so far this season; it recorded 512 blocked shots in VICTORY IN VAIL Vail, Colo., is the furthest west that the Terriers have both played and won in the program s nine-year history. Previously, BU had won as far west as Grand Forks, N.D., on Oct. 3, TO BLANK AND BE BLANKED Nov marked only the third time in program history that BU was shut out after posting a shutout the previous game. The first time it occurred was Oct , 2006, when the Terriers topped Vermont, 4-0, before being blanked by New Hampshire, 4-0. It also happened in 2009, when the Terriers once again beat Vermont, 4-0, on Jan. 31 before dropping an 8-0 decision to Harvard on Feb. 3. HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS (as of December 6, 2013) Hockey East Overall Team GP W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GA BU BC UVM NU UNH PC UConn Maine Terriers on the World Stage Caroline Campbell, Team USA IIHF World U18 Championship Shannon Doyle, Team Canada IIHF World U18 Championship Kaleigh Fratkin, Team Canada IIHF World U18 Championship Sarah Lefort, Team Canada IIHF World U18 Championship Meco Cup Marie-Philip Poulin, Team Canada Olympic Winter Games IIHF World Championship , 2011, 2012, 2013 IIHF World U18 Championship , 2009 Four Nations Cup , 2009, 2012 Meco Cup Sarah Steele, Team Canada IIHF World U18 Championship

6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 1 Kerrin Sperry Sr. G 5-6 North Reading, Mass./Lawrence Academy 4 Sarah Steele Fr. D 5-6 Stratford, P.E.I./Appleby College 5 Meghan Riggs Sr. F 5-5 Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie 6 Shannon Doyle Sr. D 5-4 Baldwin, Ont./Colgate 7 Shannon Stoneburgh Jr. D 5-11 Pickering, Ont./Toronto Aeros 8 Kayla Tutino Jr. F 5-5 Lorraine, Que./Ontario Hockey Academy 9 Sarah Lefort So. F 5-7 Ormstown, Que./Stanstead College 10 Alexis Woloschuk So. D 5-7 Winnipeg, Man./Pursuit of Excellence 11 Dakota Woodworth So. F 5-7 Carlisle, Mass./Boston Shamrocks 13 Kaleigh Fratkin Sr. D 5-8 Burnaby, B.C./Vancouver North West Giants 14 Maddie Elia Fr. F 5-10 Lewiston, N.Y./Nichols School 15 Lillian Ribeirinha-Braga So. D 5-3 Winchester, Mass./Winchendon School 16 Caroline Campbell Jr. D 5-7 St. Louis, Mo./Chicago Mission U19 17 Diana Bennett So. D 5-5 Narragansett, R.I./Cushing Academy 18 Rebecca Russo So. F 5-4 Westport, Conn./Shattuck St. Mary s 20 Samantha Sutherland Fr. F 5-4 Cochrane, Alta./Warner School 21 Natalie Flynn Fr. F 5-7 Medford, Mass./Cushing Academy 23 Sarah Bayersdorfer Jr. F 5-6 Short Hills, N.J./Morristown-Beard School 24 Taylor Holze Sr. F 5-4 Lynbrook, N.Y./North American Hockey Academy 27 Jordan Juron So. F 5-8 Latham, N.Y./Middlesex School 28 Louise Warren Sr. F 5-8 Pembroke, Ont./Brewster Academy (N.H.) 30 Mia Becker Fr. G 5-4 Woodbridge, Va./Shattuck St. Mary s 31 Braly Hiller Sr. G 5-7 Marion, Mass./Tabor Academy 33 Victoria Hanson Fr. G 5-9 Stoughton, Mass./Lawrence Academy Head Coach: Brian Durocher (Boston University 78, ninth season) Assistant Coach: Katie Lachapelle (Providence 99, sixth season) Assistant Coach: Allison Coomey (Niagara 02, sixth season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Greg Menges (Colgate 91, first season) Captain: Louise Warren 14 Assistant Captain: Kaleigh Fratkin 14 Athletic Trainer: Carina Gattas Equipment Manager: John Sokolski Strength & Conditioning Coach: Darcy Gould Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Support Services: Jen Kentera Points Of Origin united states CONNECTICUT (1) Rebecca Russo MASSACHUSETTS (6) Natalie Flynn Victoria Hanson Braly Hiller Lillian Ribeirinha-Braga Kerrin Sperry Dakota Woodworth MInnesota (1) Meghan Riggs MISSOURI (1) Caroline Campbell NEW JERSEY (1) Sarah Bayersdorfer NEW YORK (3) Maddie Elia Taylor Holze Jordan Juron Rhode island (1) Diana Bennett VIRGINIA (1) Mia Becker canada ALBERTA (1) Samantha Sutherland British ColUmbia (1) Kaleigh Fratkin MANITOBA (1) Alexis Woloschuk ONTARIO (3) Shannon Doyle Shannon Stoneburgh Louise Warren prince edward island (1) Sarah Steele QUEBEC (2) Sarah Lefort Kayla Tutino ALPHABETICAL Roster NO NAME YR. POS. 23 Sarah Bayersdorfer Jr. F 30 Mia Becker Fr. G 17 Diana Bennett So. D 16 Caroline Campbell Jr. D 6 Shannon Doyle Sr. D 14 Maddie Elia Fr. F 21 Natalie Flynn Fr. F 13 Kaleigh Fratkin Sr. D 33 Victoria Hanson Fr. G 31 Braly Hiller Sr. G 24 Taylor Holze Sr. F 27 Jordan Juron So. F 9 Sarah Lefort So. F 15 Lillian Ribeirinha-Braga So. D 5 Meghan Riggs Sr. F 18 Rebecca Russo So. F 1 Kerrin Sperry Sr. G 4 Sarah Steele Fr. D 7 Shannon Stoneburgh Jr. D 20 Samantha Sutherland Fr. F 8 Kayla Tutino Jr. F 28 Louise Warren Sr. F 10 Alexis Woloschuk So. D 11 Dakota Woodworth So. F PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Sarah BAYERSDORFER Maddie ELIA Jordan JURON Sarah LEFORT BAY-ERS-dorf-er EE-lee-ah JER-on Luh-FOR Lillian RIBEIRINHA-BRAGA Rib-er-een-ha Brah-gah Rebecca RUSSO ROO-so Kayla TUTINO TOO-tee-no Alexis WOLOSCHUK Wallace-chuck

7 minnesota duluth bulldogs NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. Hometown/lAST TEAM 1 Kayla Black So. G 5-8 Blyth, Ont./Canada U-18 3 Madison Kolls Jr. D 5-7 Hudson, Wis./North Dakota 5 Sidney Morin Fr. D 5-7 Minnetonka, Minn./USA U-18 7 Emma Stauber Jr. D 5-7 Duluth, Minn./PHM Mirage 8 Alivia Del Basso So. F 5-7 Perth, Australia/Australian National Team 13 Ashleigh Brykaliuk Fr. F 5-8 Brandon, Man./Canada U Jordan Krause So. D 5-9 Kelowna, B.C./Canada U Nadine Ullrich Fr. F 5-2 Vienna, Salzburg/Austrian National Team 16 Jamie Kenyon Sr. F 5-5 Sparta, Wis./Madison Capitals 17 Katherine McGovern Fr. F 5-4 Scottsdale, Ariz./Dallas Stars U Hannah Bramm So. F 5-7 Tampa, Fla./North American Hockey Academy 19 Jenna McParland Jr. F 5-9 Schreiber, Ont./Toronto Aeros 21 Lara Stalder Fr. D 5-6 Luzem, Switzerland/Swiss National Team 22 Marie Delarbe So. F 5-8 Fuessen, Germany/Germany U Demi Crossman Fr. F 5-7 Livonia, Mich./USA U Sofia Carlstrom So. G 5-5 Danderyd, Sweden/Sweden U Karissa Grapp So. G 5-5 Essexville, Mich./Ohio Flames 43 Meghan Huertas Jr. F 5-6 Boynton Beach, Fla./Vermont 44 Zoe Hickel Jr. F 5-6 Anchorage, Alaska/NAHA White U Bailey Wright Fr. F 5-6 Anchorage, Alaska/North American Hockey Acad. 80 Tea Villila Jr. D 5-6 Hyvinkaa, Finland/Finland National Team 92 Brienna Gillanders Sr. F 5-9 Kyle, Sask./Athol Murray of Notre Dame Head Coach: Shannon Miller (Univ. of Saskatchewan 85, 15th season) Assistant Coach: Laura Schuler (Northeastern 94, sixth season) Assistant Coach: Steve Macdonald (Univ. of Winnipeg 05, third season) bu vs. minnesota duluth series history FIRST MEETING...Dec. 8, 2012 (BU 2, UMD 2) LAST MEETING... Dec. 9, 2012 (BU 0, UMD 0 - OT) SERIES RECORD (.500) AT WALTER BROWN ARENA (.000) AT AMSOIL ARENA (.500) NEUTRAL SITE (.000) Season Date Location Result /8 AMSOIL Arena T, /9 AMSOIL Arena T, 0-0

8 THE LAST TIME BU... SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT... Nov. 15, 2013 vs. St. Cloud State, 2-0 (Goalie: Kerrin Sperry) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT AT HOME... Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Vermont, 6-0 (Goalie: Kerrin Sperry) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ON THE ROAD... Dec. 9, 2012 at Minnesota-Duluth, 0-0 (Goalie: Kerrin Sperry) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT ON NEUTRAL ICE... Nov. 15, 2013 vs. St. Cloud State, 2-0 (Goalie: Kerrin Sperry) SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES...Dec. 7/10, 2010 at Connecticut (4-0), vs. Northeastern (3-0) (Goalie: Kerrin Sperry) SHUT OUT SAME OPPONENT IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES...Oct , 2006 vs. Vermont (3-0), vs. Vermont (4-0) (Goalies: Allyse Wilcox, Melissa Haber) HAD A GOALIE WITH BACK-TO-BACK SHUTOUTS... Kerrin Sperry (Dec. 7 at Connecticut (4-0), Dec. 10 vs. Northeastern (3-0)) WAS SHUT OUT... Nov. 16, 2013 vs. Wisconsin, 5-0 (Wisconsin Goalie: Alex Rigsby) WAS SHUT OUT AT HOME...Jan. 29, 2010 vs. Connecticut, 2-0 (UConn Goalie: Alexandra Garcia) WAS SHUT OUT ON THE ROAD... Oct. 19, 2013 at Robert Morris, 3-0 (Robert Morris Goalie: Jessica Dodds) WAS SHUT OUT ON NEUTRAL ICE... Nov. 16, 2013 vs. Wisconsin, 5-0 (Wisconsin Goalie: Alex Rigsby) SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS AT HOME...Dec. 8, 2007 vs. Sacred Heart, 11-1 W SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS ON THE ROAD... never SCORED 9 GOALS... Feb. 26, 2012 vs. New Hampshire, 9-1 W ALLOWED 9 GOALS... never SCORED 8 GOALS...Feb. 11, 2012 at Vermont, 8-4 W ALLOWED 8 GOALS... March 10, 2012 at Cornell (NCAA Quarterfinal), 8-7 L (3OT) SCORED 7 GOALS...Feb. 23, 2013 vs. Connecticut, 7-5 W ALLOWED 7 GOALS...Oct. 31, 2012 vs. Boston College, 7-1 L SCORED 5 GOALS IN A PERIOD... Oct. 25, 2008 vs. Maine, 8-1 W, 3rd period SCORED 6 GOALS IN A PERIOD... never WON A GAME IN OVERTIME... Oct. 29, 2013 at Northeastern, 3-2 WON A GAME IN OVERTIME AT HOME... Oct. 9, 2009 vs. Robert Morris, 4-3 WON A GAME IN OVERTIME ON THE ROAD... Oct. 29, 2013 at Northeastern, 3-2 WON A GAME IN OVERTIME ON A NEUTRAL SITE... March 4, 2012 vs. Providence (Hockey East Championship), 2-1 (2OT) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME... March 10, 2012 at Cornell (NCAA Quarterfinal), 8-7 (3OT) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME AT HOME...Feb. 7, 2012 vs. Northeastern (Beanpot Championship), 4-3 LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME ON THE ROAD... March 10, 2012 at Cornell (NCAA Quarterfinal), 8-7 (3OT) LOST A GAME IN OVERTIME AT A NEUTRAL SITE... never TIED A GAME IN OVERTIME...Oct. 11, 2013 at Rensselaer, 2-2 T WON A SHOOTOUT...Feb. 13, 2010 vs. Northeastern, 2-2 T (won shootout 1-0) LOST A SHOOTOUT... Feb. 2, 2010 vs. Northeastern (Beanpot First Round), 4-4 T (lost shootout 2-0) HAD A PLAYER RECORD A HAT TRICK...Dec. 3, 2013 at Northeastern (Sarah Lefort, three goals), 5-2 W ALLOWED A PLAYER TO RECORD A HAT TRICK... Dec. 1, 2012 vs. Providence (Nicole Anderson, three goals), 6-4 W HAD A PLAYER SCORE FOUR GOALS IN A GAME... Oct. 15, 2010 vs. Wayne State (Marie-Philip Poulin, four goals), 7-2 W ALLOWED 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL...March 10, 2012 at Cornell (NCAA Quarterfinal), 8-7 L (3OT), 66 shots (Goalie: Kerrin Sperry) RECORDED 50 OR MORE SHOTS ON GOAL... Feb. 23, 2013 vs. Connecticut, 7-5 W, 50 shots HELD AN OPPONENT TO NO SHOTS IN A PERIOD...Oct. 9, 2010 at Union, 6-2 W, first period SCORED A SHORTHANDED GOAL...Dec. 3, 2013 at Northeastern (Louise Warren), 5-2 W...SCORED 2+ SHORTHANDED GOALS IN ONE GAME... Feb. 26, 2012 vs. New Hampshire (Marie-Philip Poulin, Jenn Wakefield, Carly Warren), 9-1 W ALLOWED A SHORTHANDED GOAL...Oct. 19, 2013 at Robert Morris (Kylie St. Louis, 4-on-6), 3-0 L...HAD 5 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME... Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Vermont, 6-0 W...HAD 6 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME... Nov. 6, 2013 vs. Connecticut, 6-2 W...HAD 7 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME...Nov. 26, 2010 vs. Princeton, 8-2 W...HAD 8 DIFFERENT PLAYERS SCORE A GOAL IN A GAME...Feb. 22, 2009 vs. Northeastern, 8-1 W COMMITTED ZERO PENALTIES IN A GAME... never

9 CAREER HIGHS boston university Women s ice hockey GOALS ASSISTS POINTS MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES SARAH BAYERSDORFER 1, 2x, rec vs. St. Cloud, 11/15/13 1, 2x, rec. vs. Vermont, 1/21/12 1, 4x, rec vs. St. Cloud, 11/15/13 none DIANA BENNETT 1, vs. Vermont, 11/2/13 none 1, vs. Vermont, 11/2/13 none CAROLINE CAMPBELL 1, 3x, rec. vs. UConn, 3/2/13 1, 10x, rec. at Union, 10/12/13 1, 13x, rec. at Union 10/12/13 none SHANNON DOYLE 1, 9x, rec. vs. UConn, 2/23/13 2, 5x, rec. vs. Union, 2/3/12 3, at Princeton, 11/19/11 10, rec. vs. UConn, 2/23/13 MADDIE ELIA 2, rec. vs. Maine, 11/9/13 2, 2x, rec. vs. Maine, 11/9/13 4, rec. vs. Maine, 11/9/13 2, rec. vs. Maine, 11/9/13 NATALIE FLYNN none 1, vs. Vermont, 11/2/13 1, vs. Vermont, 11/2/13 none KALEIGH FRATKIN 1, 6x, rec. vs. UConn, 11/6/13 2, 4x, rec. vs. Vermont, 2/17/13 2, 6x, rec. vs. Maine, 11/10/13 6, rec. vs. Maine, 11/10/13 TAYLOR HOLZE 1, 11x, rec. at RMU, 10/18/13 2, 4x, rec. at Vermont, 2/11/12 3, vs. BC, 1/25/12 5, rec. at Robert Morris, 10/18/13 JORDAN JURON 2, at Vermont, 1/25/13 2, 3x, rec. vs. Vermont, 11/2/13 3, at Vermont, 1/25/13 5, rec. vs. Vermont, 11/2/13 SARAH LEFORT 3, 2x, rec. at NU, 12/3/13 3, vs. Providence, 12/1/12 4, at Northeastern, 12/3/13 18, rec. at Northeastern, 12/3/13 LILLIAN RIBEIRINHA-BRAGA none 2, rec. at BC, 11/3/12 2, rec. at BC, 11/3/12 1, at BC, 11/3/12 MEGHAN RIGGS 1, vs. Princeton, 11/26/10 1, 3x, rec vs. St. Cloud, 11/15/13 1, 4x, rec vs. St. Cloud, 11/15/13 none REBECCA RUSSO 2, at Union, 10/12/13 2, vs. Union, 10/13/12 2, 5x, rec. vs. Maine, 11/10/13 5, rec. vs. Maine, 11/10/13 KERRIN SPERRY none 1, 3x, rec. vs. UConn, 3/2/13 1, 3x, rec. vs. UConn, 3/2/13 none SARAH STEELE none 1, 6x, rec. at NU, 12/3/13 1, 6x, rec. at NU, 12/3/13 none SHANNON STONEBURGH 1, 5x, rec. vs. UNH, 1/27/13 1, 9x, rec. at NU, 12/3/13 2, vs. Providence, 11/16/12 1, vs. Providence, 11/16/12 SAMANTHA SUTHERLAND 1, 3x, rec vs. St. Cloud, 11/15/13 2, rec. vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 2, 2x, rec. vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 2, rec. vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 KAYLA TUTINO 3, vs. Union, 10/15/11 3, vs. Vermont 2/17/13 4, at Cornell, 3/10/12 26, rec. at UNH, 11/24/13 LOUISE WARREN 3, at BC, 11/3/12 3, vs. UConn, 2/23/13 4, at Northeastern 12/3/13 19, rec. at Northeastern, 12/3/13 ALEXIS WOLOSCHUK 1, vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 1, 2x, rec. vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 2, vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 1, vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 DAKOTA WOODWORTH 1, 5x, rec. vs. UConn, 11/6/13 1, 4x, rec. at Harvard, 11/22/13 2, vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 1, vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 SAVES MIA BECKER none VICTORIA HANSON 26, vs. Connecticut, 11/6/13 (W, 6-2) BRALY HILLER 27, vs. Union, 10/15/11 (W, 6-2) KERRIN SPERRY 58, at Cornell, 3/10/12 (L, 3OT, 8-7)

10 GAME Box Scores GAME #1 BOSTON university 2, RENSSELAER 2 (OT) Oct. 11, 2013 at Houston Field House Scoring OT F Boston University Rensselaer First Period: 1, BU, Juron (Russo), 2:42; 2, RPI, Gruschow (unassisted), 11:46. Second Period: 3, BU, Russo (Juron, Fratkin), 0:34 (pp). Third Period: 4, RPI, Mahoney (Marzario, Huhtamaki), 12:15. Overtime: No scoring. Power Plays: BU 1-6; RPI 0-5 Penalties: BU 6-12; RPI 7-14 Shots: BU ; RPI Saves: BU, Sperry (65:00), ; RPI, O Brien (64:56), Attendance: 264 Record: 0-0-1, WHEA Woloschuk Steele Hiller GAME #2 BOSTON university 3, union 2 (OT) Oct. 12, 2013 at Messa Rink Scoring OT F Boston University Union First Period: 1, BU, Russo (Juron, Campbell), 10:59 (pp); 2, UC, Valente (unassisted), 17:54. Second Period: No scoring. Third Period: 3, UC, Babiak (Smith, Panchuk), 7:01; 4, BU, Warren (Fratkin, Sutherland), 19:28 (ex). Overtime: 5, BU, Russo (Juron), 3:13. Power Plays: BU 1-5; UC 0-5 Penalties: BU 5-10; UC 5-10 Shots: BU ; UC Saves: BU, Sperry (62:41), ; UC, Lundberg (63:13), Attendance: 163 Record: 1-0-1, WHEA Woloschuk Steele Hiller GAME #3 BOSTON university 5, robert morris 2 Oct. 18, 2013 at 84 Lumber Arena Boston University Robert Morris First Period: 1, BU, Lefort (Steele, Tutino), 12:30 (pp); 2, BU, Warren (Elia, Holze), 15:24. Second Period: 3, RMU, Imbrogno (Vint, Collias), 4:18; 4, RMU, Lauziere (Howard, Richards), 8:33 (pp); 5, BU, Lefort (Tutino, Sutherland), 13:19; 6, BU, Sutherland (Elia, Ribeirinha-Braga), 16:00. Third Period: 7, BU, Holze (Warren, Fratkin), 19:05. Power Plays: BU 1-3; RMU 1-4 Penalties: BU 7-14; RMU 6-12 Shots: BU ; RMU Saves: BU, Sperry (60:00), ; RMU, Vinet (60:00), Attendance: 166 Record: 2-0-1, WHEA Bennett Steele Hiller GAME #4 ROBERT MORRIS 3, BOSTON UNIVERSITY 0 Oct. 19, 2013 at 84 Lumber Arena Boston University Robert Morris First Period: 1, RMU, Vesci (Fergus, Collias), 10:08. Second Period: 2, RMU, Garvey (Richards, Howard), 16:34 (pp). Third Period: 3, RMU, St. Louis (unassisted), 19:18 (sh en). Power Plays: BU 0-2; RMU 1-4 Penalties: BU 4-8; RMU 2-4 Shots: BU ; RMU Saves: BU, Hanson (58:57), ; RMU, Dodds (60:00), Attendance: 102 Record: 2-1-1, WHEA Ribeirinha-Braga Fratkin Hanson Stoneburgh Campbell Sperry Woloschuk Steele Hiller GAME #5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2, Yale 1 Oct. 26, 2013 at Walter Brown Arena Yale Boston University First Period: No scoring. Second Period: 1, BU, Elia (Sutherland, Lefort), 6:48; 2, YALE, Mock (Decker), 12:31. Third Period: 3, BU, Lefort (unassisted), 6:08. Power Plays: YALE 0-6; BU 0-3 Penalties: YALE 3-6; BU 6-12 Shots: YALE ; BU Saves: YALE, Leonoff (59:44), ; BU, Sperry (60:00), Attendance: 299 Record: 3-1-1, WHEA GAME #6 BOSTON university 3, northeastern 2 (OT) Oct. 29, 2013 at Matthews Arena Scoring OT F Boston University Northeastern First Period: 1, BU, Lefort (Tutino, Sutherland), 1:13; 2, NU, Goll (Mottau, Wallace), 13:06. Second Period: 3, BU, Tutino (Warren, Elia), 13:22 (ex). Third Period: 4, NU, MacSorley (Scamurra, Wallace), 14:15 (pp). Overtime: 5, BU, Warren (Woloschuk), 3:13. Power Plays: BU 0-6; NU 1-7 Penalties: BU 7-14; NU 6-12 Shots: BU ; NU Saves: BU, Sperry (63:11), ; NU, Desjardins (63:13), Attendance: 166 Record: 4-1-1, WHEA Bennett Steele Becker

11 GAME Box Scores boston university Women s ice hockey GAME #7 BOSTON university 3, new hampshire 1 Nov. 1, 2013 at Whittemore Center Boston University New Hampshire First Period: 1, UNH, Breedlove (Lascelle, Armstrong), 3:29. Second Period: 2, BU, Lefort (Tutino, Sutherland), 12:12. Third Period: 3, BU, Warren (Elia, Steele), 14:32; 4, BU, Warren (Lefort), 19:45 (en). Power Plays: BU 0-4; UNH 0-4 Penalties: BU 4-8; UNH 4-8 Shots: BU ; UNH Saves: BU, Sperry (60:00), ; UNH, Vaattovaara (58:43), Attendance: 356 Record: 5-1-1, WHEA Woloschuk Steele Hiller GAME #8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6, vermont 0 Nov. 2, 2013 at Walter Brown Arena Vermont Boston University First Period: 1, BU, Woodworth (Juron, Stoneburgh), 5:49 (pp). Second Period: 2, BU, Bayersdorfer (Flynn, Riggs), 12:19. Third Period: 4, BU, Warren (Holze), 1:13; 5, BU, Warren (unassisted), 4:16; 5, BU, Bennett (Juron, Russo), 6:50 (pp); 6, BU, Tutino (Lefort, Ribeirinha- Braga), 16:17. Power Plays: UVM 0-6; BU 2-5 Penalties: UVM 8-16; BU 9-18 Shots: UVM ; BU Saves: UVM, Litchfield (L) (45:36), , Douville (13:10), ; BU, Sperry (60:00), Attendance: 239 Record: 6-1-1, WHEA Bennett Steele Becker GAME #9 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6, CONNECTICUT 2 Nov. 6, 2013 at Walter Brown Arena Connecticut Boston University First Period: 1, BU, Fratkin (Ribeirinha-Braga, Sutherland), 7:24; 2, BU, Woodworth (Russo, Woloschuk), 8:07. Second Period: 3, BU, Woloschuk (Warren, Elia), 2:45; 4, BU, Lefort (Steele, Tutino), 13:14; 5, CONN, Cavanagh (Harris), 15:28. Third Period: 6, BU, Tutino (Sutherland, Lefort), 1:18; 7, CONN, Farrel (MacDonnell, Vaatovaara), 11:07; 8, BU, Russo (Fratkin, Woodworth), 15:03 (sh). Power Plays: CONN 0-2; BU 0-2 Penalties: CONN 3-6; BU 3-6 Shots: CONN ; BU Saves: CONN, Moses (60:00), ; BU, Hanson (60:00), Attendance: 164 Record: 7-1-1, WHEA Ribeirinha-Braga Fratkin Hanson Stoneburgh Campbell Sperry GAME #10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 5, MAINE 1 Nov. 9, 2013 at Walter Brown Arena Maine Boston University First Period: 1, ME, Kilgour (Langtry), 17:34. Second Period: 2, BU, Elia (Holze, Warren), 3:18; 3, BU, Lefort (Steele, Elia), 5:22; 4, BU, Elia (Fratkin, Lefort), 16:01 (pp). Third Period: 5, BU, Juron (Russo, Woodworth), 1:36; 6, BU, Warren (Elia, Ribeirinha-Braga), 16:43. Power Plays: ME 0-5; BU 1-4 Penalties: ME 4-8; BU 5-10 Shots: ME ; BU Saves: ME, Treacy (59:59), ; BU, Sperry (60:00), Attendance: 245 Record: 8-1-1, WHEA GAME #11 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4, MAINE 2 Nov. 10, 2013 at Walter Brown Arena Maine Boston University First Period: 1, BU, Juron (Russo), 4:29; 2, BU, Russo (Steele), 17:15 (sh). Second Period: 3, ME, McDonald (Kaluzny, Denk), 3:28. Third Period: 4, BU, Fratkin (Elia, Warren), 11:51; 5, ME, Brigham (Cook, Huneke), 14:32; 6, BU, Sutherland (Lefort, Fratkin), 18:02 (pp). Power Plays: ME 0-3; BU 1-2 Penalties: ME 5-10; BU 6-12 Shots: ME ; BU Saves: ME, Fujimagari (59:28), ; BU, Sperry (60:00), Attendance: 219 Record: 9-1-1, WHEA Lefort Flynn Sutherland Bayersdorfer Riggs GAME #12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2, ST. CLOUD STATE 0 Nov. 15, 2013 at Dobson Ice Arena (Vail, Colo.) Boston University St. Cloud State First Period: 1, BU, Sutherland (unassisted), 6:04. Second Period: 2, BU, Bayersdorfer (Riggs), 4:35. Third Period: No scoring. Power Plays: BU 0-5; SCSU 0-4 Penalties: BU 7-14; SCSU 7-14 Shots: BU ; SCSU Saves: BU, Sperry (59:36), ; SCSU, Friend (59:00), Attendance: 763 Record: , WHEA

12 GAME Box Scores GAME #13 WISCONSIN 5, BOSTON UNIVERSITY 0 Nov. 16, 2013 at Dobson Ice Arena (Vail, Colo.) Boston University St. Cloud State First Period: 1, WIS, Turnbull (unassisted), 5:59; 2, WIS, Josephs (McKibbon, Jaminski), 19:36 (pp). Second Period: 3, WIS, Nurse (Zgraja, Jaminski), 2:49; 4, WIS, McKibbon (Channell, Ryan), 6:07; 5, WIS, Sylvester (Turnbull), 18:26 (pp). Third Period: No scoring. Power Plays: BU 0-2; WIS 2-6 Penalties: BU 7-25; WIS 3-6 Shots: BU ; WIS Saves: BU, Sperry (22:49) (L), , Hanson (37:11), ; WIS, Rigsby (59:47), Attendance: 847 Record: , WHEA GAME #14 HARVARD 3, BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 Nov. 22, 2013 at Bright-Landry Hockey Center Boston University Harvard First Period: 1, HU, McDonald (Crugnale, Harvey), 3:19. Second Period: 2, HU, Reber (Crowe), 18:00. Third Period: 3, HU, D Oench (Parker, Edney), 9:49; 4, BU, Russo (Woodworth, Fratkin), 15:57. Power Plays: BU 0-4; HU 0-4 Penalties: BU 4-8; HU 4-8 Shots: BU ; HU Saves: BU, Sperry (57:13), ; HU, Maschmeyer (60:00), Attendance: 521 Record: , WHEA GAME #15 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2, new hampshire 1 Nov. 24, 2013 at Whittemore Center Boston University New Hampshire First Period: 1, BU, Lefort (Tutino, Sutherland), 8:01. Second Period: 2, UNH, Armstrong (Ryan, Gifford), 15:28 (pp). Third Period: 3, BU, Tutino (unassisted), 11:14. Power Plays: BU 0-5; UNH 1-5 Penalties: BU 6-12; UNH 6-12 Shots: BU ; UNH Saves: BU, Sperry (60:00), ; UNH, Wilkes (58:15), Attendance: 203 Record: , WHEA GAME #16 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 5, northeastern 2 Dec. 3, 2013 at Matthews Arena Boston University New Hampshire First Period: 1, BU, Warren (Sutherland, Fratkin), 8:26. Second Period: 2, BU, Lefort (Warren, Ribeirinha- Braga), 4:53; 3, NU, Hickel (Scamurra, Wallace), 15:41. Third Period: 4, NU, Murphy (Santostefano, St. Martin), 2:18; 5, BU, Warren (Lefort, Steele), 8:40 (sh); 6, BU, Lefort (Warren, Stoneburgh), 11:52; 7, BU, Lefort (Holze), 19:21 (en). Power Plays: BU 0-5; NU 0-6 Penalties: BU 7-14; NU 7-14 Shots: BU ; NU Saves: BU, Sperry (59:54), ; NU, Desjardins (58:54), Attendance: 338 Record: , WHEA Lefort Warren Sutherland Russo Elia Holze Woodworth Juron Bayersdorfer Bennett Flynn Riggs

13 TEAM STATS Boston University Overall Team Statistics (as of Dec 04, 2013) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS BU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Power Play 7 6 Short-handed 3 0 Empty net 2 1 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 4 4 Overtime 2 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 0 0 Game Misconduct 1 0 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/233 9/307 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Boston University Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Boston University Opponents

14 goals-assists-points All games Opponent Date Score SPERRY,KER STEELE,SAR RIGGS,MEGH STONEBURG TUTINO,KAYL LEFORT,SAR WOLOSCHUK WOODWORT FRATKIN,KAL ELIA,MADDIE BRAGA,LILLI at UC Oct W at RPI_WHKY Oct t at RMU Oct W DNP at RMU Oct L DNP YALE Oct W at NU Oct W at UNH Nov W UVM1314 Nov W DNP UCONN Nov W DNP MAINEW Nov W MAINEW Nov W DNP vs SCSU Nov W vs WIS Nov L at HARVW Nov L at UNH Nov W at NU Dec W DNP Opponent Date Score CAMPBELL,C BENNETT,DIA RUSSO,REBE SUTHERLAN FLYNN,NATA BAYERSDOR HOLZE,TAYL JURON,JORD WARREN,LO HANSON,VIC at UC Oct W DNP DNP at RPI_WHKY Oct t DNP DNP at RMU Oct W DNP at RMU Oct L DNP YALE Oct W DNP DNP at NU Oct W DNP DNP at UNH Nov W DNP DNP UVM1314 Nov W DNP UCONN Nov W DNP MAINEW Nov W DNP DNP MAINEW Nov W DNP vs SCSU Nov W DNP DNP vs WIS Nov L DNP at HARVW Nov L DNP DNP at UNH Nov W DNP DNP at NU Dec W DNP

15 SEASON Statistics Record: (Hockey East 8-0-0, Home 5-0-0, Away 6-2-1, Neutral 1-1-0) Boston University Hockey Statistics (as of Dec 04, 2013) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: OVERALL ## Player gp g a pts sh +/- pen-min pp sh gw 9 Lefort, Sarah Warren, Louise Sutherland, Samantha Russo, Rebecca Elia, Maddie Tutino, Kayla Fratkin, Kaleigh Juron, Jordan Steele, Sarah Woodworth, Dakota Holze, Taylor Braga, Lillian Woloschuk, Alexis Bayersdorfer, Sarah Riggs, Meghan Stoneburgh, Shannon Bennett, Diana Campbell, Caroline Flynn, Natalie Sperry, Kerrin TM TEAM Total Opponents OVERALL ## Player gp min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t 1 Sperry, Kerrin : Hanson, Victoria 3 156: TM TEAM 6 4: Total : Opponents : Shots on Goal shots avg/g shot% Boston University Opponents Power Plays goals chances pp% Boston University Opponents Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Boston University Opponents CONFERENCE gp g a pts sh +/- pen-min pp sh gw CONFERENCE gp min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t 7 423: : : : : Shots on Goal shots avg/g shot% Boston University Opponents Power Plays goals chances pp% Boston University Opponents Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Boston University Opponents