No. 15 Boston College women’s hockey hosted its first postseason game on Saturday afternoon, welcoming Maine to Conte Forum in the Hockey East Tournament quarterfinals. Julia Pellerin put in two goals and an assist in the Eagles’ 4-3 win over the Black Bears, moving them one step closer to the conference championship.
Boston College women’s hockey topped off its regular season with a tie and shootout win versus New Hampshire as it heads into the Hockey East quarterfinals next weekend.
In No. 13 Boston College women’s hockey last series of the year, it welcomed New Hampshire to Conte Forum in the first game of a home-and-home series with a 2-0 win behind Grace Campbell’s fifth shutout of the season.
Boston College women’s hockey split its weekend series with No. 15 Northeastern with a Sunday win after suffering an overtime loss on Friday.
Boston College women’s hockey failed to gather a revenge win over No. 15 Northeastern, as the Eagles fell 5–4 in overtime on Friday afternoon.
After coming off a dominant 7-1 victory over Vermont just the night before, No. 15 Boston College women’s hockey traveled to Burlington hoping to bring the same energy, but couldn’t answer back after the Catamounts two second period goals that stood as the deciding factor.
In No. 15 Boston College women’s hockey’s first game of its home-and-home series with Vermont, the Eagles put up seven goals en route to its first regulation win since their Beanpot semifinal win versus Harvard.
On Saturday night, Boston College women’s hockey surrendered three goals in the first period to Merrimack en route to a 5-3 loss.
In the Battle of Comm. Ave, BU defeated Boston College women’s hockey 3–2 in Friday night’s matchup, as the Eagles were unable to come up with the win.
In Boston College women’s hockey’s matchup against Providence, the Eagles’ Grace Campbell tallied 38 saves.
