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SCORING 1st 2nd 3rd OT Final #4 Boston College 0 1 0 - 1 #11 Michigan 1 1 1 - 3
SCORING 1st 2nd 3rd OT Final #2 Wisconsin 0 1 1 - 2 #7 Boston College 4 3 2 - 9
Oct. 10, 2013 | Yost Ice Arena | Ann Arbor, Mich.
Oct. 18, 2013 | Kelley Rink | Chestnut Hill, Mass.
1st Period: UM: Moffatt/1 (Compher/1, Copp/1), 7:25, PP. 2nd Period: UM: Copp/1 (DeBlois/1, Downing/1), 5:03, EV | BC: McCoshen/1 (J. Gaudreau/1, Linell/1), 10:05, EV. 3rd Period: UM: Moffatt/ 2 (Copp/2, Compher/2), 00:34, PP. Saves: BC - Billett (59:08) UM - Racine (60:00)
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Shots on Goal: UW - 7-4-10--21 | BC - 18-17-14--49 Power Plays: UW - 1-2 | BC: 0-5 Penalties: UW - 5-10 | BC: 2-4 Attendance: 7,008
3 | Ian McCoshen
GAME SUMMARY The No. 7 Boston College men’s hockey team honored its legendary coach in electric fashion, exploding for a 9-2 victory over second-ranked Wisconsin on Jerry York Night. Fifteen different skaters scored a point, including junior Johnny Gaudreau’s second-straight three-point performance (12-3) to crack the 100-point plateau for his career. Rookie Austin Cangelosi registered his first two career goals and added an assist while classmate Adam Gilmour turned in a playmaker with three helpers on the night. Junior goaltender Brian Billett earned his first win of the season via 14 saves through two and a half periods before classmate Brad Barone cleaned up the remaining 9:05 with five stops.
Jerry York Night
SCORING 1st 2nd 3rd OT Final #15 Rensselaer 1 1 0 - 2 #4 Boston College 1 3 3 - 7
SCORING 1st 2nd 3rd OT Final #5 Boston College 3 0 0 0 3 #1 Minnesota 2 1 0 0 3
Oct. 13, 2013 | Kelley Rink | Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Oct. 25, 2013 | Mariucci Arena | Minneapolis, Minn.
1st Period: BC: Hayes/1 (Gaudreau/2, Savage/1), 2:03, PP | RPI: Bubela/1 (Tinordi/2, Zalewski/2). 2nd Period: BC: Gaudreau/1 (Hayes/1, Arnold/1), 6:24, PP | BC: Smith/1 (Calnan/1), 6:37, EV | RPI: DeVito/1 (Leonard/1), 11:02, EV | BC: Fitzgerald/1 (Cangelosi/1, Hayes/2), 15:29, EV. 3rd Period: BC: Arnold/1 (Gaudreau/3), 00:18, EV | BC: Calnan/1 (Smith/1), EV | BC: Santini/1 (Savage/2, Arnold/2), 12:03, EV. Saves: RPI - Kasdorf (43:04) 1 8 0 - 9 Diebold (16:56) 0 0 7 - 7 BC - Demko (60:00) 12 8 5 - 25 Shots on Goal: RPI - 13-9-5--27 | BC - 2-1-10--23 Power Plays: RPI - 0-7 | BC: 2-2 Penalties: RPI - 2-4 | BC: 7-14 Attendance: 3,915 GAME SUMMARY Seven different goal scorers, including career firsts for three freshmen, helped No. 4 Boston College overpower No. 15 Rensselaer in the Eagles’ home opener on Sunday afternoon at Conte Forum. Freshmen Ryan Fitzgerald, Chris Calnan and Steve Santini all netted their first tallies while Kevin Hayes (1-2-3) and Bill Arnold (1-2-3) and Johnny Gaudreau (1-2-3) led the way with three points apiece. BC’s special teams was perfect in victory, scoring on both man-advantage chances while stopping all seven RPI power plays. Firstyear goaltender Thatcher Demko earned his first-career victory, steering away 25-of-27 RPI attempts. It was the most goals scored by BC at home since Feb. 18, 2011.
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GAME SUMMARY First-year defenseman Ian McCoshen scored his first collegiate goal in No. 4 Boston College’s season opener, but the Eagles were overpowered by No. 11/10 Michigan’s power play unit in a 3-1 loss on Friday night at Yost Ice Arena. Junior forward Johnny Gaudreau inched to within four points of the 100-career mark (42-5496) with the set-up play on McCoshen’s tally while third-year defenseman Danny Linell collected his first point of the year on the secondary assist. Junior goaltender earned the start in BC’s season opener, turning aside 29-of-32 shots in a strong effort. The Wolverines outshot Boston College, 32-21.
1st Period: BC: Cangelosi/1 (Hayes/3, Gaudreau/4), 10;14, EV | BC: Cangelosi/2 (Hayes/4, Fitzgerald/1), 11:04, EV | BC: Gaudreau/2 (Gilmour/1, Santini/1), 13:30, EV | BC: McCoshen/2 (Gilmour/2, Arnold/3), 15:53, EV. 2nd Period: BC: Matheson/1 (Gaudreau/5, Gilmour/3), 00:21, EV | BC: Savage/1 (Calnan/2, Brown/1), 1:45, EV | BC: Sit/1 (Silk/1, McCoshen/1), 13:34, EV | UW: Mersch/2 (McCabe/2, Barnes/2), 14:45, PP. 3rd Period: BC: Hayes/2 (Cangelosi/2, Fitzgerald/2), 4:44, EV | UW: Kerdiles/2 (Faust/2, Zulinick/1), 9:18, EV | BC: Brown/1 (Smith/2), 10:55, SH. Saves: UW - Peterson, L (21:45) Miller (38:15) BC - Billett, W (50:55) Barone (9:05)
Shots on Goal: BC - 9-7-5--21 | UM - 10-15-7--32 Power Plays: BC - 0-2 | UM - 2-5 Penalties: BC - 6-12 | UM - 3-6 Attendance: 5,038
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1st Period: UM: Fasching/1(Rau/5, Skjei/1), 00:30, PP | UM: Boyd/2 (Rau/6, Warning/5), 4:30, PP | BC: Gaudreau/3 (Matheson/1, Arnold/4), 8:31, PP | BC: Sit/2 (Savage/3, MacLeod/1), 9:31, EV | BC: Sit/3 (Straight/1, Savage/4), 9:42, EV. 2nd Period: UM: Cammarata/2 (Kloos/5, Brodzinski/5), 15:33, EV. Saves: BC - Demko (64:58) UM - Wilcox (65:00)
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Shots on Goal: BC - 14-13-5-2--34 | UM - 11-14-11-3--39 Power Plays: BC - 1-3 | UM - 1-2 Penalties: BC - 2-4 | UM - 3-6 Attendance: 9,941
GAME SUMMARY An explosive, offensive first period followed by electric play on both sides down the stretch yielded a 3-3 stalemate in No. 5 Boston College’s first of two contests at No. 1 Minnesota. The contest concluded in a shootout in which Patrick Brown buried the winner in sudden death overtime. Despite BC’s victory in the shootout, the overall result still ends in a tie for both clubs. Michael Sit made a mark in his return home, scoring his first multi-goal game in quick fashion. The Edina, Minn., native recorded a pair of goals in a matter of 11 seconds to put the Eagles ahead midway through the first stanza. Johnny Gaudreau continued his scoring ways, registering his second power play goal of the season.
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