Boston College men’s hockey’s weekend doubleheader against No. 1 Denver proved to be too much for the visiting sixth-ranked Eagles, dropping two straight games on the road. A tough 3-0 loss—more narrow than the final scoreline after a pair of empty netters—on Friday left the Eagles hungry for a win on Saturday, but after a…
Eagles’ goaltender Spencer Knight stopped 28 of 29 shots, but his teammates couldn’t crack Denver’s Magnus Chrona and the Pioneers tacked on a pair of empty netters in a 3-0 win.
Lindsay Agnew had three goals and two assists and the Eagles didn’t take their foot off the gas pedal, using a five-goal second period to cruise to an 8-0 rout of the visiting Warriors.
Freshman goaltender Spencer Knight turned away 39 shots, including 21 in the second period alone, and had more than enough goal support in a 3-0 shutout.
Three-point nights from Julius Mattila and David Cotton was enough to lift BC past the Badgers, who the Eagles have had problems with in the last few seasons.
Cayla Barnes scored twice, and while BC nearly squandered a 4-1 third period lead, it hung on to escape New York with a one-goal win over the Orange to move to a perfect 4-0 on the season.
Spencer Knight made his debut and stopped 20 of 21 shots, while four different BC players—both returners and newcomers—found the back of the net in a win over New Brunswick on Saturday afternoon.
Hannah Bilka scored four goals, Kelly Browne had four assists, and Olivia Finocchiaro added four points in a thorough win on Thursday night.
Behind goals from three separate players and a pair of assists from Cayla Barnes, BC held off the host Warriors and left Lawlor Rink with a sweep.
An injury to senior assistant captain Delaney Belinskas put a damper on a defensive-dominated 2-0 win for the Eagles over Merrimack on Friday night in the season opener.
