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A Primer of the NCAA women’s hockey scene in Boston

By Anne Tokarski

Boston University Women's Hockey (Photo by Yoon S. Byun/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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Boston University Women’s Hockey (Photo by Yoon S. Byun/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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Boston University

Boston University are currently tied with the Eagles for second place in Hockey East, though the Terriers have two games in hand and a better overall record. Currently on a two game win streak after taking the series vs. Holy Cross this past weekend, BU looks to carry the momentum through to their next match-up against Merrimack next week.

The Terriers are led in scoring by redshirt senior and Massachusetts native Sammy Davis, who is dominating the scoresheet with 26 points. In third place for the Terriers is USA Hockey product Jesse Compher, who, despite missing the first nine games of the season, is back to the offensive production that BU fans know and love.

The skaters aren’t the only ones with honors to their name, as October’s Hockey East Goaltender of the Month Corinne Schroeder currently ranks second in the conference in goals against average (1.47) and save percentage (.943), per Hockey East.

BU will be back in action on January 24th as they square off against a red-hot Mikyla Grant-Mentis with Merrimack.

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