SCOUTING THE CATAMOUNTS Over its past eight games, Vermont is and it enters the weekend with an overall record of 3-9-2

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1 BU SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OCTOBER (3-3-0, HEA) Sat. 3 ACADIA% W, 4-2 Sat. 10 at Union L, 5-3 Fri. 16 U.S. UNDER-18 TEAM% L, 7-4 Sat. 17 WISCONSIN W, 4-1 Sat. 24 CONNECTICUT* W, 4-2 Tue. 27 at Connecticut* L, 5-2 Fri. 30 at #17 Merrimack* L, 4-3 Sat. 31 #5 DENVER W, 5-4 (ot) BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEN s ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES NOVEMBER (4-1-3, HEA) Fri. 6 NORTHEASTERN* W, 5-4 Sat. 7 at Northeastern* W, 4-1 Fri. 13 at #1 Providence* T, 1-1 (ot) Sat. 14 #1 PROVIDENCE* T, 3-3 (ot) Fri. 20 #12 MICHIGAN W, 3-2 Sat. 21 #12 MICHIGAN L, 4-2 Tue. 24 BENTLEY W, 3-0 Sat. 28 vs #15/16 Cornell^ T, 3-3 (ot) DECEMBER Fri. 4 VERMONT* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 5 VERMONT* 4 p.m. Fri. 11 at Yale 7 p.m. Sat. 12 at Quinnipiac 7 p.m. JANUARY Thu. 7 at Harvard 7 p.m. Sat. 9 MASSACHUSETTS* 7 p.m. Fri. 15 at Boston College* 6 p.m. Sat. 16 BOSTON COLLEGE* 7 p.m. Fri. 22 at Maine* 7 p.m. Sat. 23 MAINE* 7 p.m. Fri. 29 MERRIMACK* 7:30 p.m. FEBRUARY Mon. 1 vs Northeastern# 8 p.m. Fri. 5 at Massachusetts* 7 p.m. Mon. 8 vs BC/Harvard# 4:30/7:30 p.m. Fri. 12 UMASS LOWELL* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 13 at UMass Lowell* 7 p.m. Fri. 19 at New Hampshire* 8:30 p.m. Sat. 20 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7 p.m. Fri. 26 at Notre Dame* 7:30 p.m. Sat. 27 at Notre Dame* 7 p.m. All times Eastern All home games (in CAPS) at Agganis Arena % Exhibition contest * Hockey East game ^ Red Hot Hockey (Madison Square Garden) # 64th Beanpot Tournament (TD Garden) HOCKEY SID: Brian Kelley OFFICE PHONE: CELL PHONE: bkelley@bu.edu FAX: GAMES #15-16 Friday-Saturday, December 4-5, :30 & 4 p.m. - Agganis Arena - Boston, Mass. #11/12 Boston University (7-4-3, HEA) vs. Vermont (3-9-2, HEA) RADIO: Terrier Sports Radio Network - Bernie Corbett (PxP), Tom Ryan (color) VIDEO: Terrier TV (GoTerriers.com) WEEKEND SERIES WITH UVM Boston University returns to Hockey East play this weekend when a two-game set against Vermont at Agganis Arena. BU has just one loss in its past nine contests, going during the stretch, and is coming off a 3-3 tie against then-no. 16/15 Cornell at Red Hot Hockey on Saturday at Madison Square Garden. The Terriers swept the season series with Vermont last year in Burlington, earning a 4-2 win the first night before Jack Eichel s overtime goal completed the sweep with a 2-1 triumph. SERIES HISTORY The Terriers and Catamounts have played 74 times since the season, with BU holding a (.649) advantage. BU is in the last 13 meetings. The Terriers are (.559) in the 17 meetings that have taken place at Agganis Arena. From , the teams shared time in the ECAC, with BU posting a record against the Catamounts during the span. Since the Catamounts joined Hockey East in 2005, the teams have met 33 times and BU holds a advantage in those contests. Fifteen of the games in the all-time series have gone into overtime, and the Terriers are unbeaten (7-0-8) in those decisions. SCOUTING THE CATAMOUNTS Over its past eight games, Vermont is and it enters the weekend with an overall record of BU STATISTICAL LEADERS SCORING Points Danny O Regan 17 Goals Ahti Oksanen 7 Assists Danny O Regan 13 PPG Danny O Regan 3 GWG B. Fortunato, A. Oksanen, D. Somerby 2 PIM Charlie McAvoy 25 Shots Ahti Oksanen 73 +/- Ahti Oksanen, Doyle Somerby +7 GOALTENDING GP Connor LaCouvee 11 GAA Connor LaCouvee 2.65 SV% Connor LaCouvee.914 Wins Connor LaCouvee 5 SO Sean Maguire 1 and a Hockey East mark of UVM has dropped three games in a row and most recently was blanked by No. 20 Penn State, 4-0, on Sunday in the Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff. Vermont s wins have come against Minnesota, Northeastern and Connecticut. Junior Mario Puskarich has a team-best 12 points this season for the Catatmounts and shares the squad lead in goals with sophomore Jarrid Privitera at five apiece. Former Terrier Alexx Privitera, Jarrid s brother, has put up seven points on two goals and five assists. In goal, junior Mike Santaguida has started all 14 contests for UVM and has a 2.72 goals-against average to go along with a.908 save percentage. Vermont has struggled on special teams as its power play ranks tied for 56th nationally (9.3 percent) and its penalty kill is 51st at 76.8 percent. STILL UNDEFEATED AT RED HOT HOCKEY Boston University rallied to earn a 3-3 draw with No. 16/15 Cornell and then came out on top in a shootout to retain the Kelley-Harkness Cup at the fifth installment of Red Hot Hockey on Nov. 28 in front of 17,154 fans at Madison Square Garden. Freshman Jordan Greenway scored his first collegiate goal with 3:55 left in regulation to send the game in to overtime, as the Terriers erased deficits of 2-0 and 3-2 in the third period. Sophomore A.J. Greer made it 2-2 with his first goal of the season and set up the Terriers first tally, which came from the stick of freshman Bobo Carpenter. A shootout to determine which squad would claim the Kelley-Harkness Cup was a thriller, as the first UVM STATISTICAL LEADERS SCORING Points Mario Puskarich 12 Goals Jarrid Privitera, Mario Puskarich 5 Assists Mario Puskarich 7 PPG Four tied 1 GWG Dan Senkbeil 2 PIM Alexx Privitera 16 Shots Mario Puskarich 52 +/- Liam Coughlin, Jarrid Privitera +3 GOALTENDING GP Mike Santaguida 14 GAA Mike Santaguida 2.72 SV% Mike Santaguida.908 Wins Mike Santaguida 3 SO Mike Santaguida 1 Five-Time National Champion (1971, 1972, 1978, 1995, 2009)

2 HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS (through Dec. 2) Hockey East Overall Team GP W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GA UML BC ND BU MC UMass PC UVM UNH Maine UConn NU Upcoming Games 12/4 RIT at Boston College, 4 p.m. Massachusetts at Quinnipiac, 4 p.m. Union at Merrimack, 4 p.m. Princeton at Maine, 7 p.m. 12/5 RIT at Boston College, 4 p.m. Massachusetts at Quinnipiac, 4 p.m. Union at Merrimack, 4 p.m. Princeton at Maine, 7 p.m. Yale at Providence, 7 p.m. Bentley at New Hampshire, 7 p.m. 12/6 RIT at Boston College, 4 p.m. Massachusetts at Quinnipiac, 4 p.m. Recent Results 11/29 Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff Penn State 4, Vermont 0 11/28 at Boston College 6, RIT 2 at Quinnipiac 1, Massachusetts 0 Union 4, at Merrimack 0 at Maine 3, Princeton 2 (ot) at Providence 4, Yale 3 at New Hampshire 5, Bentley 4 Friendship Four (Belfast, Northern Ireland) UMass Lowell 5, Brown 5 (ot) Northeastern 7, Colgate 1 Shillelagh Tournament (South Bend, Ind.) at Notre Dame 3, Western Michigan 1 Red Hot Hockey (New York, N.Y.) Boston University 3, Cornell 3 (ot) 11/27 at Maine 5, Princeton 3 Quinnipiac 4, at Massachusetts 1 Friendship Four (Belfast, Northern Ireland) UMass Lowell 3, Northeastern 2 (ot) Shillelagh Tournament (South Bend, Ind.) Harvard 4, at Notre Dame 1 11/24 at Boston University 3, Bentley 0 at Rensselaer 4, New Hampshire 3 Boston College 5, at Connecticut 1* round ended in a 2-2 draw before senior Matt Lane converted to open the sudden-death round. Sophomore Connor LaCouvee robbed the Big Red s Matt Buckles with a glove save and the Terriers got their hands back on the Cup. BU held a shot advantage with Cornell junior Mitch Gillam turning in an impressive 40-save performance. LaCouvee made 22 stops for the Terriers. The Terriers remained undefeated at Red Hot Hockey with a mark and are now in their past 10 contests at Madison Square Garden. FROM THE BLUE LINE Boston University is tied for second in the nation in goals by defensemen with 14 (Providence has 18). Sophomore blueliner Brandon Fortunato has 10 points (3g, 7a) in 13 games for BU this season. Senior Matt Grzelcyk has five points (2g, 3a) in his first six games after making his season debut on Nov. 6. He was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 16. FRESHMAN CONTRIBUTIONS Freshmen Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson ( ) and Ryan Cloonan ( ) rank tied for second and tied forh fourth, respectively, on the team in scoring. Classmate Charlie McAvoy has added six points (1g, 5a) from the blue line. TOP LINE Senior Danny O Regan has put up 12 points (3g, 9a) in the past nine games and leads the team with 17 points (4g, 13a). Linemate and classmate Ahti Oksanen had a HEAD TO HEAD five-game goal-scoring streak end on Nov. 20 but has 11 points (7g, 4a) over the past 10 games. Freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson centers the line and has at least one point in seven of BU s eight home contests this season. SCORING BY CLASS The seniors hold a lead over the freshmen in the race for scoring by class. The seniors are also tops in goals with 17 with the freshmen in second with 12. Goals Assists Points Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Totals PEPPERING THE NET The Terriers have outshot their opponents by a margin thus far this season. Thirteen Terriers have recorded at least 20 shots with senior Ahti Oksanen leading the way with a nation-high 73. The Finland native is the only player in the nation averaging over five shots per contest. ON THE ROAD Boston University is on the road after going in opposing rinks last season. JOIN THE CLUB On Oct. 27 at UConn, senior Danny O Regan became the 57th Terrier to reach 50 career goals. He joined his dad, Tom, in the group to become the first father-son duo to achieve the feat at the same school. GOALS SHOTS SHOT % (31) (58) GOALS/GAME (15) (58) GOALS ALLOWED/GAME (T-30) (34) SHOTS/GAME (5) (24) SHOTS ALLOWED/GAME (21) (27) PPG-OPPORTUNITIES POWER PLAY % (24) (T-56) PENALTY KILLS-OPPORTUNITIES PENALTY KILL % (34) (51) SHORTHANDED GOALS PENALTIES PIM/GAME (25) (32) FACEOFFS (W-L) FACEOFF % (14) (59) BLOCKED SHOTS/GAME (20) (38) ( ) = national rank

3 MOVING UP THE CHARTS Danny O Regan currently has 127 career points. Northeastern s Kevin Roy (129) is the only active player in the country with more. If O Regan duplicates his 50-point season from a year ago, he will finish his career tied for 13th on BU s all-time scoring list. He needs 23 more points to become BU s top point-scorer since LEAGUE HONORS Freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson and sophomore Connor LaCouvee were named the Hockey East Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week and the Hockey East Co-Defensive Player of the Week, respectively, on Nov. 16. Forsbacka Karlsson had a hand in all four BU goals (2g, 2a) during the home-and-home series with Providence. LaCouvee made 32 saves in each contest. These were the first Hockey East weekly honors for both players. GRIZZLED VETERAN Matt Grzelcyk had 38 points (10g, 28a) as a junior, the third-most in a season by a BU defenseman in the past 20 years. Chris O Sullivan has had the most in that span with 47 ( ). Amongst blueliners, Grzelcyk ranked first nationally in plus-minus (+32) and fourth in points per game (0.93). PRESEASON HONORS Seniors Danny O Regan and Matt Grzelcyk were named to CHN s Preseason All-America Second Team. BRING ON THE BEST The Terriers are undefeated in their past four contests (2-0-2) against teams ranked No. 1 in the country following the two ties with Providence on Nov Prior to that, BU defeated then-no. 1 North Dakota in last season s Frozen Four semifinal. Before that, BU faced off against the nation s top-ranked team in three straight games during the season, splitting a home-and-home weekend with BC before defeating UNH the following weekend. BU BLANKS BENTLEY Senior goaltender Sean Maguire stopped all 15 shots he saw and three different Terriers had two points apiece to lead Boston University to a 3-0 win over Bentley on Nov. 24 at Agganis. Senior Danny O Regan s first-period marker stood as the game-winner while junior Doyle Somerby and freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson also lit the lamp. Somerby and O Regan each had a helper as well, and sophomore Brandon Hickey had a pair of assists. Freshman Ryan Cloonan and senior Ahti Oksanen had the primary helper on the first two goals. BU scored in all three periods and Maguire was perfect in all three frames, keeping Bentley scoreless for the first time this season. Nine of his saves came in the final 20 minutes, with the Terrier penalty killers negating 1:37 of 5-on-3 power-play time during the third period. The Terriers held a shot advantage and scored on one of their three power-play opportunities. The penalties on the 5-on-3 were the only ones BU took on the night. Senior Gabe Antoni made 44 saves in goal for the Falcons. TERRIERS SPLIT WITH WOLVERINES Junior Doyle Somerby scored with 2:54 left in regulation to cap a furious rally and lift Boston University to a 3-2 victory over then-no. 12 Michigan on Nov. 20 at Agganis Arena. The following night, a three-goal opening period by the visiting Wolverines proved to be too much to overcome, as the Terriers dropped a 4-2 contest. BU had a six-game unbeaten streak (4-0-2) snapped with Saturday s result. Down 2-0 after 50 minutes of play on Friday, the Terriers tied it up in an instant with goals by senior Danny O Regan and junior Robbie Baillargeon just 12 seconds apart. Sophomore goaltender Connor LaCouvee made 26 saves, none bigger than a stop on a penalty shot by Michigan s Tyler Motte less than a minute after BU made it a 2-2 game. The Terriers held a shot advantage, including a 14-4 edge in the third, as Steve Racine turned in a 28-save effort for the Wolverines. On Saturday, seniors Matt Lane and Ahti Oksanen scored goals for BU and LaCouvee turned a 34-save effort. After allowing three goals, including two on the power play, in the opening period, BU got on the board with just 2:23 left in the second when Oksanen found Lane with a diagonal pass through the neutral zone. Lane skated in all alone through the right circle before beating Michigan netminder Steve Racine at the crease. Michigan added an insurance goal at 16:32 of the third before Oksanen made it a 4-2 final on a shot from the high slot in the closing seconds. TWO-DRAW WEEKEND WITH PROVIDENCE Boston University earned two draws in a weekend home-and-home series against topranked Providence on Nov Senior Ahti Oksanen scored an extra-attacker goal with 1:29 left in regulation to help BU earn a 1-1 draw in Providence on Friday. Freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson scored two goals and added an assist - all in the third period - in a 3-3 tie on Saturday at Agganis Arena. Sophomore goaltender Connor LaCouvee stopped 64 of 68 shots over the two games and stretched his unbeaten streak to five games (3-0-2). After neither team scored in the first 33 minutes of regulation on Friday, PC s Mark Jankowski scored off a power play. The Terriers had to kill off seven minutes worth of penalties in the third (a full 5-on-3 advantage and a five-minute major penalty). BU held a shot advantage, forcing PC netminder Nick Ellis to make a career-high 39 SITUATIONAL RECORDS Under Head Coach David Quinn Overall Hockey East Home Away Neutral Overtime Vs. ranked opponents Vs. unranked opponents Vs. Atlantic Hockey Vs. Big Ten Vs. ECACHL Vs. WCHA Vs. NCHC 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 October In November In December In January In February In March In April

4 TERRIERS BREAKDOWN BY CLASS The Terriers 26-man roster includes: SENIORS (6) Forwards (4): Matt Lane, Mike Moran, Ahti Oksanen, Danny O Regan Defensemen (1): Matt Grzelcyk Goaltender (1): Sean Maguire JUNIORS (5) Forwards (4): Robbie Baillargeon, Tommy Kelley, Dillon Lawrence, Nick Roberto Defensemen (1): Doyle Somerby SOPHOMORES (8) Forwards (3): A.J. Greer, Nikolas Olsson, Chase Phelps Defensemen (4): Brien Diffley, Brandon Forunato, Brandon Hickey, John MacLeod Goaltender (1): Connor LaCouvee FRESHMEN (7) Forwards (4): Bobo Carpenter, Ryan Cloonan, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Jordan Greenway Defensemen (2): Charlie McAvoy, Shane Switzer Goaltender (1): Max Prawdzik NATIONAL POLLS USCHO.com Poll (11/30) Record Pts. Last 1. Providence (34) Boston College (10) Quinnipiac (6) North Dakota UMass Lowell Nebraska-Omaha St. Cloud State Harvard Denver Yale Boston University Michigan St. Lawrence Bowling Green Cornell Merrimack t. Michigan Tech t. Minnesota-Duluth Penn State Notre Dame USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine (11/30) Pts. Last Record 1. Providence (21) Quinnipiac (11) Boston College (2) North Dakota UMass Lowell Nebraska-Omaha St. Cloud State Harvard Denver Yale Michigan Boston University St. Lawrence Cornell Bowling Green 37 NR saves. On Saturday, the visiting Friars scored once in each of the first two periods before Oksanen scored a power-play goal at 7:12 of the third to cut the deficit in half. Forsbacka Karlsson then potted game-tying and go-ahead goals, the latter coming on a power play with 7:28 remaining, to turn the tables and ignite the home crowd. Providence countered on a power play of their own when sophomore Jake Walman scored his second goal of the night to create the 3-3 deadlock at 13:49 of the final period. BU held a shot advantage and both squads went 2-for-7 on the power play. TERRIERS SWEEP HUSKIES Boston University posted a home-and-home sweep of crosstown rival Northeastern on Nov Senior Ahti Oksanen tallied three points, including the game-winning goal in the third, to push BU to a 5-4 victory at Agganis on Friday. On Saturday, BU turned in a 4-1 victory at Matthews Arena, as sophomore Connor LaCouvee came within a minute of his first career shutout. Making his season debut following offseason knee surgery, senior captain Matt Grzelcyk scored the first goal in each win. After allowing four second-period goals on Friday, LaCouvee turned aside all 19 shots he faced in the third to allow BU to come back from a 4-3 deficit. LaCouvee finished with a career-best 36 saves. Freshman Ryan Cloonan and sophomore defensemen Brandon Fortunato and Brandon Hickey all found the back of the net for BU on Friday. After Grzelcyk opened the scoring again on Saturday, junior Doyle Somerby doubled the lead in the second to make it 2-0 and seniors Ahti Oksanen and Danny O Regan added late empty-netters. AHTI PROVIDES HALLOWEEN TREAT Ahti Oksanen scored his second goal of the game just 21 seconds into overtime to lift Boston University to a thrilling 5-4 victory over fifth-ranked Denver on Halloween at Agganis Arena. BU, which never trailed in the game, took a 4-2 lead a power-play tally by Oksanen at 13:42 of the second period. The Pioneers rallied with two goals in the third to push the game into overtime, where Oksanen wristed a shot from the left circle to the far post off a rush to end BU s two-game skid. Ryan Cloonan, Robbie Baillargeon and Brandon Hickey each scored a goal for the Terriers, who got a 34-save performance in goal from Connor LaCouvee. Will Butcher scored a goal and added two assists for Denver, which also got goals from Gabe Levin, Troy Terry and Quentin Shore. Shore s shorthanded tally with 7:53 remaining in regulation made it a 4-4 contest. The Pioneers held a shot advantage and pulled starting goaltender Tanner Jalliet after he allowed three goals on 21 shots. Evan Cowley played the final 33:12 and made 12 saves on 14 shots. The Terriers penalty kill was solid, kiling off all three of Denver s power-play opportunities, including two in the third period. Senior Danny O Regan and freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson each assisted on both of Oksanen s tallies, which were his first two of the season after coming up empty on his first 27 shots through five-plus contests. EDGED IN NORTH ANDOVER Boston University came up just short in North Andover on Oct. 30, dropping a 4-3 contest to No. 17 Merrimack at Lawler Arena. Late in the second period with teams skating 4-on-4 following matching minors, the Warriors scored twice just over a minute apart to break a 2-2 late. BU, which held a shot advantage over the final two periods, made it 4-3 early in the third on a Brandon Hickey goal and threatened on a late power play before the Warriors held to earn their first league win. Merrimack remained undefeated on the year and got a 34-save performance from Collin Delia. Down 2-0 entering the second, BU battled back to draw even with goals from John MacLeod and Matt Lane. The Terriers dropped back-to-back games for the first time since February of BU SPLITS HOME-AND-HOME WITH UCONN Boston University earned a home-and-home split with Connecticut with each squad emerging victorious at its own rink. Freshman Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson and sophomore Brandon Fortunato scored power-play goals in the third to lift BU to a 4-2 win in the Hockey East opener on Oct. 24 at Agganis Arena. On Tuesday in Hartford, the Huskies went 4-of-6 on the power play to post a 5-2 victory despite BU s shot advantage. BU freshman Ryan Cloonan scored the lone goal on Saturday before UConn scored in the second period to create a 1-1 tie. Forsbacka Karlsson broke the tie with a power-play marker - his first collegiate goal - at the 5:50 mark of the third. Fortunato doubled the lead exactly three minutes later during a five-minute UConn major. With an extra attacker, UConn s Max Letunov scored his second goal of the night to make it 3-2 with 23.6 seconds remaining in regulation. Sophomore Brandon Hickey sealed the win with a long empty-netter thanks to senior Danny O Regan s third assist of the night. Senior goaltender Sean Maguire picked up his first win of the year with a 16-save performance. Tage Thompson scored a hat trick for the Huskies in their win on Tuesday. O Regan scored his 50th career goal and sophomore Chase Phelps added a tally in the final minute of regulation.

5 UConn broke a 1-1 tie after the first with four unanswered goals. TERRIERS TOP WISCONSIN IN HOME OPENER Boston University overcame an early Wisconsin goal to earn a 4-1 victory over the Badgers in its home opener on Oct. 17 at Agganis Arena. It was a five-banner night at Agganis, as the Terriers had a pregame ceremony to honor the accomplishments (Beanpot, Hockey East regular season & tournament titles, Hobey Baker, Frozen Four) of last year s impressive squad. BU found itself down quickly, however, as the Badgers scored on their third shot of the contest. The Terriers didn t let their break their spirits, as they peppered the Wisconsin goal throughout the night en route to a commanding shot advantage. Sophomore Brandon Fortunato scored the game-winning goal on the power play and added an assist. Classmate Connor LaCouvee made 17 saves to pick up the win in goal. Freshman Ryan Cloonan notched a pair of assists as 10 Terriers earned at least one point on the night. Senior Matt Lane tied the contest early in the middle period with his second goal in as many games. IN THE SEASON OPENER Freshman Charlie McAvoy s first collegiate goal created a late tie but Union quickly regained the lead to post a 5-3 win over BU in the season opener on Oct. 10 at Messa Rink. Freshman Ryan Cloonan also notched his first goal as a Terrier, giving the visitors a 2-1 lead after the first. Junior Matt Lane provided BU s first goal, answering an early tally by the Dutchmen, and classmate Doyle Somerby picked up a pair of assists. BU held a shot advantage but spent just 2:09 on the power play. Union got goals from five players and went 1-of-6 on the power play. Senior Sean Maguire recorded 26 saves in goal for the Terriers, who dressed all seven members of their freshman class. Alex Sakellaropoulos made 31 saves for Union. (MOST OF) THE GANG S ALL HERE Fifteen of BU s top 18 point-scorers from last season are back for the season. In all, 13 BU players who played 37 games or more last season return. YOUTH MOVEMENT BU has the second-youngest roster in the country with the average age as of Oct. 1 being 20 years, 179 days. Freshman defenseman Charlie McAvoy is the youngest player in the nation, as he won t turn 18 until Dec. 21. DISCIPLINED Under David Quinn, BU has had its two lowest penalty-minute averages since the campaign boston university men s ice hockey The Terriers averaged 11.4 penalty minutes per game last season. BU averaged just 10.8 penalty minutes per contest in after averaging at least 15 penalty minutes per game in each of the previous five seasons. The Terriers have committed just two penalties in each of the past two contests. RATED ROOKIES This year s Terrier freshmen were named the third-best incoming class in the nation by College Hockey News. BU adds four forwards (Bobo Carpenter, Ryan Cloonan, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Jordan Greenway), two defensemen (Charlie McAvoy, Shane Switzer) and goaltender Max Prawdzik to its roster this season. Greenway and McAvoy all helped Team USA capture the gold medal at the Under-18 World Championships. Forsbacka Karlsson (BOS) and Greenway (MIN) were both seleceted in the second round of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. McAvoy participated in the 2015 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game on Sept. 24 and is expected to be a first-round pick in next year s NHL Draft. FRESHMAN LEADS THE PACK AGAIN In each of the past three seasons, a freshman has led the Terriers in scoring. In , Danny O Regan became the first Terrier rookie since Tony Amonte in to finish first on the team in points, scoring 38 (16g, 22a). The following year, Robbie Baillargeon posted a team-best 27 points (10g, 17a). Last season, Jack Eichel set the program record for points by a freshman with 71 (26g, 45a) - a total that ranked fifth all-time at BU. THIRD-PERIOD DOMINANCE The Terriers outscored their opponents in the third period last year after recording just 27 third-period goals in GETTING IN THE WAY As a freshman last year, Brandon Hickey led all Hockey East players in blocked shots with 91. Eleven of those came in the Hockey East final against UMass Lowell. No player in the country had more blocks than Hickey after the turn of the new year. LOOKING BACK AT LAST SEASON The Terriers were a nation-best (.826) in games away from home last season. BU turned in the fifth-largest turnaround in NCAA history, increasing its win total by 18. It was the first time BU doubled its win total from the previous season since It also marked the first time a BU team went a full season without back-to-back losses since the NCAA champions. No team in the country had fewer losses than BU last season. The Terriers tallied 158 goals last season after totaling just 81 in INSIDE BU HOCKEY Back for a fifth season, INSIDE BU HOCKEY is a weekly podcast with host Bernie Corbett in conjunction with Terrier Athletics. Bernie interviews Coach Quinn each week in addition to current and former Terriers to give fans an inside look at what s going on in the program in addition to catching up with the legends of the past. Make sure to check GoTerriers.com each week for INSIDE BU HOCKEY. Here is a list of this year s shows and guests: Episode 1 - Week of Oct. 5: David Quinn, Matt Grzelcyk, Steve Greeley Episode 2 - Week of Oct. 12: David Quinn, Jordan Greenway, Chris Dyment Episode 3 - Week of Oct. 19: David Quinn, Matt Lane, Travis Roy Episode 4 - Week of Oct. 26: David Quinn, Ryan Cloonan, Scott Young Episode 5 - Week of Nov. 2: David Quinn, Robbie Baillargeon, Terry Meagher Episode 6 - Week of Nov. 9: David Quinn, Doyle Somerby, Cason Hohmann Episode 7 - Week of Nov. 16: David Quinn, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Chris Kelleher Episode 8 - Week of Nov. 16: David Quinn, Mike Moran, Chris Henes Episode 9 - Week of Nov. 16: David Quinn, A.J. Greer, Jay Pandolfo

6 SEASON HIGHS/LOWS Boston University - GAME HIGHS POINTS 13 vs Northeastern (11/6) 13 vs Denver (10/31) GOALS 5 vs Northeastern (11/6) 5 vs Denver (10/31) ASSISTS 8 vs Northeastern (11/6) 8 vs Denver (10/31) 8 vs Wisconsin (10/17) SHOTS ON GOAL 47 vs Bentley (11/24) SAVES 36 vs Northeastern (11/6) PENALTIES 9 vs Northeastern (11/6) PIM 25 at Providence (11/13) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 15 at UConn (10/27) GOALS 5 at UConn (10/27) 5 at Union (10/10) ASSISTS 10 at UConn (10/27) SHOTS ON GOAL 40 vs Northeastern (11/6) SAVES 44 vs Bentley (11/24) PENALTIES 8 vs Providence (11/14) 8 vs Wisconsin (10/17) PIM 20 vs Denver (10/31) Boston University - GAME LOWS POINTS 2 at Providence (11/13) GOALS 1 at Providence (11/13) ASSISTS 1 at Providence (11/13) SHOTS ON GOAL 21 vs Michigan (11/21) SAVES 16 vs UConn (10/24) PENALTIES 2 vs Cornell (11/28) vs Bentley (11/24) PIM 4 vs Cornell (11/28) vs Bentley (11/24) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 vs Bentley (11/24) GOALS 0 vs Bentley (11/24) ASSISTS 0 vs Bentley (11/24) SHOTS ON GOAL 15 vs Bentley (11/24) SAVES 19 vs Michigan (11/21) PENALTIES 2 vs Michigan (11/21) PIM 4 vs Michigan (11/21) BU had four 20-goal scorers last season for the first time since the season (Jay Pandolfo, Chris Drury, Shawn Bates, Mike Grier). The Terriers loss to UNH on Feb. 14 was their lone road loss in Hockey Easy play, as they went in opposing rinks. CANADIAN CREASE Dating back to the start of the season, the Terriers have had a Canadian start in goal in each of their past 290 contests. The last American to start in goal for BU was Brett Bennett in the 2008 Hockey East semfinals against Vermont. MAGUIRE RETURNS After missing last season due to injury, Sean Maguire is back in the BU crease. He made 35 starts during his first two seasons, compiling a.923 save percentage and a 2.69 goals-against average. His.919 save percentage ranks third all-time at BU. John Curry (.923) holds the record. The Pittsburgh Penguins draft pick has four career shutouts. POLL POSITION In the USCHO.com Division I preseason poll, BU was third, its highest spot in the season-opening poll in six years. The Terriers came in at No. 2 in the first USA Today/USA Hockey poll of the year. BU was picked second in the Hockey East Preseason Coaches Poll. NHL HOPEFULS Ten of the Terriers on this year s roster have been chosen by a professional team in the National Hockey League Entry Draft. The ten players have their rights owned by eight different clubs: Robbie Baillargeon (Ottawa, 2012) Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson (Boston, 2015) Jordan Greenway (Minnesota, 2015) A.J. Greer (Colorado, 2015) Matt Grzelcyk (Boston, 2012) Brandon Hickey (Calgary, 2014) John MacLeod (Tampa Bay, 2014) Sean Maguire (Pittsburgh, 2012) Danny O Regan (San Jose, 2012) Doyle Somerby (N.Y. Islanders, 2012) PRO PIPELINE Thirteen former Terriers have played in the NHL this season: Nick Bonino (Pittsburgh) Alex Chiasson (Ottawa) Adam Clendening (Pittsburgh) Charlie Coyle (Minnesota) Jack Eichel (Buffalo) Eric Gryba (Edmonton) John McCarthy (San Jose) Matt Nieto (San Jose) Matt O Connor (Ottawa) Kevin Shattenkirk (St. Louis) Brian Strait (N.Y. Islanders) David Warsofsky (Pittsburgh) Colin Wilson (Nashville) Five others took part in NHL preseason training camps and are currently on AHL or ECHL rosters: Chris Bourque (Washington) Wade Megan (Florida) Max Nicastro (Toronto) Garrett Noonan (Nashville) Evan Rodrigues (Buffalo) Warsofsky was called up to Pittsburgh on Nov. 19, giving the Penguins three Terriers on their roster. McCarthy was called up to the San Jose Sharks and made his season debut on Oct. 24. In all, 10 players from the national championship team have reached the NHL (Bonino, Colby Cohen, Matt Gilroy, Gryba, Mc- Carthy, Shattenkirk, Strait, Warsofsky, Wilson, Brandon Yip) The BU team holds the program record for having the most players eventually reach the NHL at 11. O CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Senior Matt Grzelcyk is serving as team captain for the second consecutive year. He is the first Terrier to serve as the lone captain of the squad in back-to-back seasons since Paul Bergholtz in Grzelcyk was the first BU captain from the city limits of Boston since Dorchester s Mark Mullen in Senior forwards Matt Lane and Danny O Regan are this year s assistant captains. HOCKEY AS A CAREER The Terriers have 17 alumni working in NHL front offices, more than any other school in the country. 94th SEASON The Terriers are in their 94th season of intercollegiate play and currently hold a (.623) all-time record. BU s 1,492 wins are only surpassed by Minnesota (1,739 wins - 94 seasons) and Michigan (1,638 wins - 93 seasons). For decades, the three programs represented the top three NCAA Division I college hockey conferences in the WCHA (Minnesota), CCHA (Michigan) and Hockey East (BU) until the Big Ten was formed prior to this season. The three schools hold a combined 19 national titles between them. WELCOME BACK Former BU co-captain and All-America defenseman Chris Dyment returned to the program last month to become the Director of Hockey Operations. Dyment spent the past two seasons as head coach of the New Hampshire Jr. Monarchs of the USPHL.

7 DAVID QUINN HEAD COACH BOSTON UNIVERSITY 89 THIRD SEASON Career Record: After orchestrating the biggest turnaround in Boston University hockey history in , including Hockey East and Beanpot titles and a spot in the national title game, David Quinn enters his third season as the head coach at his alma mater. Last season, the Terriers enjoyed an 18-win improvement from the campaign, marking the fifth-best turnaround in NCAA men s hockey history. BU posted a record with the.744 winning percentage ranking second in the country. After leading BU to its 30th Beanpot crown, Quinn guided the Terriers to the Hockey East regular-season and tournament titles before earning the No. 3 overall seed in the NCAA tournament. Quinn became just the fourth men s coach ever to win his first three NCAA tournament games, as the Terriers won the NCAA Northeast Regional before defeating top-ranked North Dakota in the Frozen Four to reach the NCAA title game. He was named runner-up for the Spencer Penrose Award, given annually to the top Division I coach in the nation, and was selected as both the Hockey East and New England Coach of the Year. The former BU associate head coach and Colorado Avalanche assistant was named the 11th head coach in the storied history of BU hockey on March 26, Since returning to campus, Quinn and his staff have strengthened the future of the program by securing commitments from some of the very best prospects in North America. Quinn, who played at BU from , replaced his former head coach and mentor, Jack Parker. An All-Hockey East and All-New England defenseman at BU and a co-captain during his senior year of , Quinn came back to campus in 2004 to become the team s associate head coach, a role he served in for five seasons. Quinn s recruiting efforts were instrumental in helping build BU s 2009 national championship team. During his time as associate head coach, he worked primarily with the team s defensemen, turning the unit into arguably the best in the nation. All six of the defensemen from the 2009 title squad have reached the National Hockey League. After helping the Terriers reach the pinnacle of college hockey, Quinn left to join the Avalanche organization as the head coach of its American Hockey League affiliate in Cleveland, the Lake Erie Monsters. He compiled a record in three seasons with Lake Erie and guided the Monsters to their first-ever playoff berth in He was named an assistant coach on former BU teammate Joe Sacco s staff at Colorado prior to this season. Quinn s coaching career, which began as an assistant at Northeastern University at 1994, has also been highlighted by several successful stints with USA Hockey. Prior to serving as the Terriers associate head coach, he spent two years as head coach of the Under-17 Team. Playing against older opponents, the U17 team qualified for the North American Hockey League playoffs for only the third time in program history, finishing with a record above.500 for the first time ever. The squad owned a 10-3 record in international play, including a first-place finish at the Four Nations Cup in Magnitogorsk, Russia, and at the Under-18 Four Nations Vlado Druzilla in Piestany, Slovakia, where the team played up an age group. For his accomplishments, USA Hockey named Quinn as the 2003 USA Hockey Developmental Coach of the Year. Quinn s coaching career began prematurely, as it was thought he would enjoy an excellent playing career both on the international and professional levels. A member of the U.S. National Junior Team that captured the bronze medal at the 1986 IIHF World Junior Championship, Quinn made himself a strong candidate for the 1988 and 1992 U.S. Olympic Men s Ice Hockey Teams. In addition, he was the 13th player selected in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft when the Minnesota North Stars made him their first-round selection. However, his hopes for an Olympic Team berth and a career in the NHL came to an end prior to his senior year at BU when he was diagnosed with a blood disorder called Christmas Disease that ultimately ended his hockey-playing career. After trying to play two seasons of professional hockey, he took the assistant position at Northeastern, where he was responsible for recruiting, off-ice conditioning, scouting and video coordination. In July 1996, Quinn was named the top assistant coach and head recruiter for the University of Nebraska Omaha. There he helped establish the school s first Division I men s ice hockey program, which began playing during the season. Quinn then joined the USA Hockey National Team Development Program in Ann Arbor, Mich. The program, designed to prepare student-athletes under the age of 18 for participation on U.S. National Teams and to develop their future hockey careers, focuses its efforts on high-caliber participation on the ice and creating well-rounded individuals off the ice. Quinn served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team at four IIHF World Championships -- two with the men s team (2007, 2012) and two with the women s squad (1999, 2000). He helped the women earn the silver medal at both tournaments and also served as an on-ice assistant at the 2001 U.S. Women s Olympic Trials and as a boys coach at the 1995 and 1996 USA Hockey Select Festivals. His involvement with the USA Hockey coaching ranks began in 1995, when he served as a member of the coaching staff for the U.S. Women s Select Camp. A native of Cranston, R.I., Quinn earned a bachelor s degree in sociology from BU in 1989.

8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. WGT. S/C DOB HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 1 Max Prawdzik Fr. G L 2/22/97 Andover, Mass./Brooks School 2 Shane Switzer Fr. D R 11/13/95 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Lloydminster Bobcats (AJHL) 4 Brandon Hickey So. D L 4/13/96 Leduc, Alta./Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 5 Matt Grzelcyk (C) Sr. D L 1/5/94 Charlestown, Mass./U.S. National Under-18 Team 7 Charlie McAvoy Fr. D R 12/21/97 Long Beach, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 8 Ryan Cloonan Fr. F L 7/20/95 East Longmeadow, Mass./Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL) 10 Danny O Regan (A) Sr. F R 1/30/94 Needham, Mass./St. Sebastian s 11 Mike Moran Sr. F L 9/7/91 Marshfield, Mass./Bay State Breakers (EJHL) 12 Chase Phelps So. F L 4/26/96 Edina, Minn./Shattuck St. Mary s 13 Nikolas Olsson So. F L 6/14/94 Escondido, Calif./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 14 Bobo Carpenter Fr. F L 8/16/96 North Reading, Mass./Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 15 Nick Roberto Jr. F R 4/4/94 Wakefield, Mass./Kimball Union Academy 16 John MacLeod So. D R 6/2/96 Dracut, Mass./U.S. National Under-18 Team 17 Ahti Oksanen Sr. F L 3/10/93 Kirkkonummi, Finland/Espoo Blues (Jr. A SM-Liiga) 18 Jordan Greenway Fr. F L 2/16/97 Potsdam, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 19 Robbie Baillargeon Jr. F R 11/26/93 Enfield, Conn./Omaha Lancers (USHL) 20 Brien Diffley So. D L 7/8/95 Burlington, Mass./BB&N/Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL) 21 Matt Lane (A) Sr. F L 3/15/94 Rochester, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 22 Tommy Kelley Jr. F L 9/15/94 Natick, Mass./St. Sebastian s 23 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson Fr. F R 10/31/96 Stockholm, Sweden/Omaha Lancers (USHL) 25 Brandon Fortunato So. D L 6/7/96 North Hills, N.Y./U.S. National Under-18 Team 26 A.J. Greer So. F L 12/14/96 Joliette, Que./Kimball Union Academy 27 Doyle Somerby Jr. D L 7/4/94 Marblehead, Mass./Kimball Union Academy 28 Dillon Lawrence Jr. F L 3/22/95 Toronto, Ont./Toronto Young Nationals (GTHL) 30 Connor LaCouvee So. G L 5/24/94 Qualicum Beach, B.C./Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) 31 Sean Maguire Sr. G L 2/2/93 Powell River, B.C./Powell River Kings (BCHL) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YR. POS. 19 Robbie Baillargeon Jr. F 14 Bobo Carpenter Fr. F 8 Ryan Cloonan Fr. F 20 Brien Diffley So. D 18 Jordan Greenway Fr. F 23 J. Forsbacka Karlsson Fr. F 25 Brandon Fortunato So. D 26 A.J. Greer So. F 5 Matt Grzelcyk Sr. D 4 Brandon Hickey So. D 22 Tommy Kelley Jr. F 30 Connor LaCouvee So. G 21 Matt Lane Sr. F 14 Dillon Lawrence Jr. F 16 John MacLeod So. D 7 Charlie McAvoy Fr. D 31 Sean Maguire Sr. G 11 Mike Moran Sr. F 17 Ahti Oksanen Sr. F 13 Nikolas Olsson So. F 10 Danny O Regan Sr. F 12 Chase Phelps So. F 1 Max Prawdzik Fr. G 15 Nick Roberto Jr. F 27 Doyle Somerby Jr. D 2 Shane Switzer Fr. D Head Coach: David Quinn (Boston University 89, 3rd season) Associate Head Coach: Albie O Connell (Boston University 99, 2nd season) Assistant Coach: Scott Young (Boston University, 1st season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Mike Geragosian (UMass Lowell 75/Northeastern 76, 17th season) Director of Hockey Operations: Chris Dyment (Boston University 02, 1st season) POINTS OF ORIGIN PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Robbie BAILLARGEON bah-lar-zhe-on Mike GERAGOSIAN gare-ah-go-shin Matt GRZELCYK GRIZZ-lick Connor LACOUVEE lah-ku-vay Danny O REGAN oh-ree-gan AHTI OKSANEN AH-tee OX-ah-nen Doyle SOMERBY SUM-er-bee UNITED STATES MASSACHUSETTS (11) Bobo Carpenter Ryan Cloonan Brien Diffley Matt Grzelcyk Tommy Kelley John MacLeod Mike Moran Danny O Regan Max Prawdzik Nick Roberto Doyle Somerby CONNECTICUT (1) Robbie Baillargeon CALIFORNIA (1) Nikolas Olsson MICHIGAN (1) Shane Switzer MINNESOTA (1) Chase Phelps CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA (2) Connor LaCouvee Sean Maguire ONTARIO (1) Dillon Lawrence ALBERTA (1) Brandon Hickey QUEBEC (1) A.J. Greer EUROPE FINLAND (1) Ahti Oksanen SWEDEN (1) Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson NEW YORK (4) Brandon Fortunato Jordan Greenway Matt Lane Charlie McAvoy

9 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT CATAMOUNTS NO. NAME YR. POS. HGT. WGT. HOMETOWN/LAST TEAM 1 Mike Santaguida Jr. G Mississauga, Ont./Surrey (BCHL) 2 Jake Kearley Fr. D Newmarket, Ont./Langley (BCHL) 3 Mike Lee Fr. D Hamden, Conn./Penticton (BCHL) 4 Liam Coughlin Fr. F South Boston, Mass./Vernon (BCHL) 5 Rob Hamilton Jr. D Calgary, Alta./Okotoks (AJHL) 6 Mitch Ferguson So. D Calgary, Alta./Salmon Arm (BCHL) 7 Tom Forgione Jr. F South Burlington, Vt./Sioux Falls (USHL) 8 Jonathan Turk Sr. F Calgary, Alta./Okotoks (AJHL) 9 Brian Bowen Fr. F Littleton, Mass./Dubuque (USHL) 10 Travis Blanleil So. F Kelowna, B.C./Penticton (BCHL) 11 Conor O Neil Fr. F Hummelstown, Pa./Jersey (USPHL) 12 Mike Stenerson Jr. F Surrey, B.C./Surrey (BCHL) 13 Dan Senkbeil Sr. D Fremont, Calif./North Dakota (NCHC) 14 Kevin Irwin So. F Akron, Ohio/Green Bay (USHL) 15 Yvan Pattyn Sr. D St. Anne, Man./Portage (MJHL) 16 Tyler Gernhofer Fr. F Grapevine, Texas/Cedar Rapids (USHL) 17 Craig Puffer Fr. F New Canaan, Conn./Chilliwack (BCHL) 18 Alexx Privitera Sr. D Old Tappan, N.J./Dubuque (USHL) 19 Jarrid Privitera So. F Old Tappan, N.J./Dubuque (USHL) 20 Brendan Bradley Jr. F Warminster, Pa./Jersey (UPHL) 21 Mario Puskarich Jr. F Fort Walton Beach, Fla./Langley (BCHL) 22 Brady Shaw Jr. F Ottawa, Ont./Surrey (BCHL) 23 Rob Darrar So. F Monroe Township, N.J./Dubuque (USHL) 24 Chris Muscoby Jr. D Airdrie, Alta./Brooks (AJHL) 25 Drew Best Fr. F Plymouth, Mich./Omaha (USHL) 26 Trey Phillips So. D Okotoks, Alta./Canmore (AJHL) 27 Ori Abramson So. D Toronto, Ont./Jersey (USPHL) 28 Anthony Petruzzelli So. F Federal Way, Wash./Brooks (AJHL) 29 Malcolm McKinney Jr. F West Vancouver, B.C./Coquitlam (BCHL) 30 Pat Feeley Jr. G Winthrop, Mass./New Hampshire (EHL) 33 Packy Munson Fr. G Hugo, Minn./Fairbanks (NAHL) Head Coach Kevin Sneddon (Harvard 92, 13th season) Assistant Coaches Kevin Patrick (Notre Dame 92, 4th season) Kyle Wallack (Springfield, 96, 4th season) Volunteer Assistant Coach Jeff Hill (Vermont 08, 1st season) CURRENT TERRIERS VS. VERMONT FORMER TEAMMATES Player GP G A Pts PIM PP SH GW Danny O Regan / Ahti Oksanen / Nick Roberto / Matt Grzelcyk / Robbie Baillargeon / Brandon Fortunato / Matt Lane / Tommy Kelley / Dillon Lawrence / Mike Moran / Doyle Somerby / Chase Phelps / A.J. Greer / Nikolas Olsson / Brandon Hickey / Brien Diffley / John MacLeod / Scoring Totals / Players Team League Year(s) J. Forsbacka Karlsson (BU) Omaha USHL Drew Best (UVM) Goaltending GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% W L T SO Sean Maguire 5 294: Totals 5 294:

10 BU Vs. UVM series history FIRST MEETING...Jan. 22, 1972 (BU 7, UVM 2) LAST MEETING... Jan. 24, 2015 (BU 2, UVM 1 - ot) SERIES RECORD (.649) AT AGGANIS ARENA (.559) AT GUTTERSON FIELDHOUSE (.656) Season Date Arena Score /22 W Walter Brown Arena /09 L Walter Brown Arena /20 W Gutterson Fieldhouse /01 L Walter Brown Arena /01 W Gutterson Fieldhouse /15 W Walter Brown Arena * /31 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /07 W Boston Garden (ECAC) /13 W Walter Brown Arena * /30 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * /18 W Walter Brown Arena * 4-3 ot 02/28 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /28 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /04 W Walter Brown Arena * /02 W Walter Brown Arena * /03 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * /06 W Walter Brown Arena (ECAC) /12 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * /01 L Walter Brown Arena * /12 W Walter Brown Arena * /21 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * 5-4 ot /29 T Gutterson Fieldhouse * 7-7 ot 02/20 W Walter Brown Arena * /26 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /25 W Walter Brown Arena * /04 L Walter Brown Arena /12 L Gutterson Fieldhouse /09 W Walter Brown Arena 4-3 ot /28 W Thompson Arena (ALS) 3-2 3ot /29 W Gutterson Fieldhouse (VHC) /07 W Walter Brown Arena /28 W Gutterson Fieldhouse /26 L Walter Brown Arena /25 W Gutterson Fieldhouse /24 L Walter Brown Arena /23 L Gutterson Fieldhouse /21 W Walter Brown Arena /20 W Gutterson Fieldhouse /18 T Walter Brown Arena 1-1 ot /18 T Gutterson Fieldhouse 2-2 ot /16 W Walter Brown Arena /04 W Agganis Arena * /24 T Gutterson Fieldhouse * 1-1 ot 02/25 T Gutterson Fieldhouse * 2-2 ot /14 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * /23 W Agganis Arena * /24 L Agganis Arena * /08 L Agganis Arena (HE) /09 W Agganis Arena (HE) /10 W Agganis Arena (HE) 3-2 ot /16 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /17 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * /05 T Agganis Arena * 2-2 ot 03/21 L TD Banknorth Garden (HE) /01 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /21 L Agganis Arena * /22 L Agganis Arena * /09 W Verizon Center (NCAA) /04 T Agganis Arena * 3-3 ot 02/26 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * /28 L Gutterson Fieldhouse * 2-3 Season Date Arena Score /09 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /25 T Agganis Arena * 3-3 ot 02/26 W Agganis Arena * /18 W Agganis Arena * /24 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /25 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * 3-2 ot /16 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /01 W Agganis Arena * /02 L Agganis Arena * /24 W Agganis Arena * /25 L Agganis Arena * /23 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * /24 W Gutterson Fieldhouse * 2-1 ot Loss by forfeit (ineligible player)