Oliver Wahlstrom and Christopher Brown both recorded two goals, and the Eagles were 3-for-5 on the power play in a dominant exhibition win over New Brunswick to start the 2018 season.
Men's Hockey
Season in Review: 2017-18 Men’s Hockey
The Eagles won the Hockey East regular season title, but didn’t quite stack up against the cream of the crop, and it showed in a semifinal exit in the conference tournament as well as yet another winless Beanpot.
Men's Hockey
Notebook: Ironically, More Shots Means Fewer Goals for Eagles
Goalie Joseph Woll was able to hold off a Terrier onslaught in the first period, but even as the Eagles’ own offense got rolling, Boston University was able to capitalize on fortunate scoring opportunities.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
With Sweep of Merrimack, BC Advances to Hockey East Tournament Semifinals
Despite being outshot for the second night in a row, the Eagles escaped Kelley Rink with another one-goal victory, outlasting 10th-seeded Merrimack and, in effect, booking a trip to TD Garden.
Men's Hockey
Woll Stands Tall Against Merrimack, Lifts Eagles in Tourney Opener
BC was outshot, 37-13, but used an impressive performance from Joe Woll in net and a second period power-play goal to escape Merrimack in the first game of the Hockey East quarterfinals.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Hutsko, Woll Propel Eagles to Overtime Win Against Lowell
BC trailed entering the third period, but rallied behind forward Logan Hutsko and goalie Joe Woll, as the former scored the game-winner in overtime while the latter stopped 31 shots.
Men's Hockey
Previewing 2017-18 Men’s Hockey: UConn
The Hockey East-leading Eagles look to end the calendar year with their second win of the season against UConn, who’s won five of six.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Sloppy Play by Woll, Poor Penalty Kill Plague BC Against Northeastern
Hours after the Eagles upset Duke in basketball, Kelley Rink couldn’t recreate the magic, as men’s hockey was out from the start against conference rival Northeastern.
Men's Hockey, Top Story
Woll, Räsänen Selected for 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship
Both Joseph Woll and Aapeli Räsänen will be making the the trip back to the international competition for the second year in a row, and are favorites to earn a spot on their respective countries’ full 23-man rosters.
Men's Hockey
Notebook: Turnovers, Poor Special Teams Cost Eagles Series Opener
While BC did score four goals on Friday night, it could have actually beaten its crosstown rival, if it weren’t for a handful of turnovers and sloppy special teams play.
