Michael Riley Despite trying to throw away the points Boston survived with two points against a reeling Minnesota team. We are still waiting of Boston to play a full game but for now they are walking away with the majority of points. First Period We thought last game was a good start, well this first …
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Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images We are back to the start, playing Minnesota in Lowell once again. Just the facts When: Today, 4:00 PM Where: Tsongas Center, Lowell, MA How to follow: NESN, NESN 360, PWHL YouTube (Out of Market) Know your enemy Taylor Heise, Grace Zumwinkle, Susanna Tapani: Minnesota has had some flashy performances …
Photo by Richard A. Whittaker/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images With a big name in the crowd rooting against them Boston did just enough to win. Boston did not play a 60 minute game but some heroics on both ends of the ice were enough to win thus one First Period This was the start Boston …
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Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images Back at home at last. Boston looks to stay perfect on the road and across the border. Looks like we will have Frankel in net. Mueller and Gabel have really started to heat up, what type of fireworks can they concoct tonight.
Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Boston will face the final opponent as they travel to Ottawa for their fifth game. Just the facts When: Today, 7:00 PM Where: TD Place, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada How to follow: NESN, NESN 360, PWHL YouTube (Out of Market) Know your enemy Hayley Scamurra, Mikayla Grant-Mentis, Daryl Watts: While MGM …
Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images Boston will return to Tsongas for the first time since the opener and looks to continue their momentum. Just the facts When: Today, 1230 PM Where: Tsongas Arena, Lowell, MA How to follow: NESN, NESN 360, PWHL YouTube (Out of Market) Know your enemy Alex Carpenter, Abby Roque, Chloe Aurard: …
Michael Riley/ PWHL This one wasn’t pretty for the home crowd. Replays seem to have ben taken away by the league from their YouTube site. When those return we will include clips for goals again Let’s not sugar coat this. This was a bad loss that the team can ill afford. First Period The opening …
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PWHL It wasn’t pretty but it is a win for Boston and defeat for Montreal. This game was a thriller from the get go, lots of great goalie play, then an exciting middle Fram before another great goalie duel in the third and a very controversial, but well officiated overtime period. First Period Both goalies …
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Trying again for that first win. First time on the road, first time playing the former Boston Captain, first time against Captain clutch. Also looking for the first point. Game is on NESN and YouTube.
Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports The women head to the road for the first time still looking for a point after their second game was moved due to weather. Just the facts When: Today, 3:30 PM Where: Verdun Auditorium, Montreal, Quebec, Canada How to follow: NESN, NESN 360, PWHL YouTube (Out of Market) Know your enemy …
Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports Game one is in the books. Not a pleasant result but plenty of positives. It was the first game for both teams and it was not a great start for the home team. Though in the entirety of the PWHL history no home team has ever won a game, in fact …
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Photo by Zac BonDurant/Getty Images It is time to drop the puck for the new league in Boston. We have already had two games in the book around the league but now it is time for Boston to start their march to a trophy. Just the facts When: Tonight, 7:00 PM Where: Tsongas Arena, Lowell, …
AL FREY/for the Free Press / USA TODAY NETWORK We wrap up this past weekend’s action. The second half has begun and the PWHL has started play. Boston College (10-7-2, 9-3-2-1 HEA) USAT Poll: 14 (+1) HEA: T-1st (0 Points Behind) Last week: W 5-1 v St. Anselm (12/30) Coming Week: @ Maine (1/6) The …
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Photo by Dennis Pajot/Getty Images Hoping to start the history books with a. W. We have action tonight. How is everyone feeling about it? Who will be there?
Photo by Chris Tanouye/Getty Images We wrap up this past weekend’s action. We are at the break mercifully. On the other side of the holiays our professional team will join the fray. Boston College (8-7-1, 8-3-1-1 HEA) USAT Poll: 14 (+1) HEA: T-1st (0 Points Behind) Last week: No Games Coming Week: No Games The …
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Photo by Justin Berl/NCAA Photos via Getty Images We wrap up this past weekend’s action and news as the season has come to a close. To wildly take Sal Licata out of context, women’s hockey in “ the…East is over. That’s right it’s a wrap.” Now he might have been WILDLY wrong when talking about …
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Photo by John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Advance and survive. It’s a two game tournament left to play which is essentially just another Beanpot. Northeastern has reached the final weekend yet again. This time for the first time they will not play Minnesota-Duluth who was knocked out last weekend. Instead they draw the …
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AL FREY/ FOR THE FREE PRESS / USA TODAY NETWORK Win or go home, and for many of the players on Northeastern it means their career will end. The Huskies once again prevailed in a thriller down win New Haven to advance to their third consecutive Frozen Four Key Takeaways Northeastern Scored First People keep …
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Photo by Justin Berl/NCAA Photos/NCAA Photos via Getty Images Win or go home, and for many of the players on Northeastern it means their career will end. Time for another game to earn a trip to the Frozen Four this year it is in Duluth. Northeastern v Yale Both Teams were in the Frozen Four …
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Fans of Jayson Tatum will know that he has an incredibly close relationship with his mother, Brandy Cole. During Wednesday night’s win over Portland, which happened to fall on International Women’s Day, he chose to celebrate her by sporting a specific colorway of his new signature shoe. 🤞🏽 https://t.co/YwIGfMJ1oI — Jayson Tatum (@jaytatum0) March 9, …
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Photo by John Blanding/The Boston Globe via Getty Images A look at the weekend’s action in local women’s hockey. It was not a spectacular weekend for our teams as two college teams ended their seasons ignominiously and the Pride were unable to do anything on their road trip. Boston Pride (16-3-1) Standings: 2nd (2 Points …
Photo by Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Images A look at the weekend’s action in local women’s hockey. Lots of goals and excitement for us to be had. Both of our front running teams had slip ups go to OT that they salvaged but our other teams were all over the place. Boston Pride …
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Photo by Jonathan Wiggs/The Boston Globe via Getty Images A look at the weekend’s action in local women’s hockey. Our teams that were active had a rough weekend, this weekend looks for two of them to rebound with easier opponents while the other two college teams ratchet up the pressure. Boston Pride (0-0-0) Standings: T-1st …
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Photo by Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Images A look at the weekend’s action in local women’s hockey. Overall not a great weekend for the local teams. While there were some bright spots overall lots of room for improvement. Boston Pride (0-0-0) Standings: T-1st (0 Points behind) Last Weeks: W 4-3 @ Northern Cyclones …
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