Boston College Athletics
Friday, February 8
Lowell, Mass.
7:00 PM
Boston College
10-13-3, 9-5-3HEA
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3
UMass Lowell
16-8-2, 10-4-2HEA
1
2
3
F
Boston College
0
0
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0
UMass Lowell
0
3
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3
Photo by: Rich Gagnon
Eagles Drop Road Test at 15th-Ranked UMass Lowell
February 08, 2019 | Men's Hockey
LOWELL, Mass. – 15th-ranked UMass Lowell clinched the regular season series against Boston College with a 3-0 Hockey East victory at Tsongas Center on Friday night. The River Hawks extended their unbeaten streak to nine straight games (8-0-1) and ended BC's run at three.
The Eagles (10-13-3) dropped to 9-5-3 in Hockey East and fell a point behind Lowell (16-8-2, 10-4-2 HEA) for second place in the standings.
After a tight, defensive first period, UMass Lowell scored all three of its goals in the middle frame to take control of the contest.
Ryan Dmowski finished a backdoor one-timer following a BC turnover to open the scoring at 5:47. Nick Marin then squirted a weak-angle shot through Joseph Woll's pads for a shorthanded goal near the midway point of the game.
The River Hawks extended their lead on the power play a few minutes later, finding a seam across the Eagles' defensive zone to catch Woll off balance.
BC out-shot UML 12-5 in the third period but couldn't solve Tyler Wall, who posted the shutout with 28 saves.
SCORING
5:47 2nd, UML Goal (0-1) | Boston College turned the puck over in the defensive corner and Chase Blackmun walked down the slot before finding Dmowski wide open on the weak side for a routine finish
9:48 2nd, UML Goal (0-2) | Near the end of a BC power play, Marin threw a puck on net from the left goal line extended as it trickled through Woll's pads and barely crossed the red line; the shorthanded goal was reviewed and upheld
12:15 2nd, UML Goal (0-3) | Kenny Hausinger fed a pass through the seam to Ryan Lohin at the right post and the junior slid a shot into the net before Woll could recover
UP NEXT
Boston College will face No. 13 Northeastern in the title game of the 67th Beanpot on Monday (Feb. 11) at 7:30 p.m. The game will air live on NESN from TD Garden as the Eagles compete for their 21st Beanpot trophy in school history.
The Eagles (10-13-3) dropped to 9-5-3 in Hockey East and fell a point behind Lowell (16-8-2, 10-4-2 HEA) for second place in the standings.
After a tight, defensive first period, UMass Lowell scored all three of its goals in the middle frame to take control of the contest.
Ryan Dmowski finished a backdoor one-timer following a BC turnover to open the scoring at 5:47. Nick Marin then squirted a weak-angle shot through Joseph Woll's pads for a shorthanded goal near the midway point of the game.
The River Hawks extended their lead on the power play a few minutes later, finding a seam across the Eagles' defensive zone to catch Woll off balance.
BC out-shot UML 12-5 in the third period but couldn't solve Tyler Wall, who posted the shutout with 28 saves.
SCORING
5:47 2nd, UML Goal (0-1) | Boston College turned the puck over in the defensive corner and Chase Blackmun walked down the slot before finding Dmowski wide open on the weak side for a routine finish
9:48 2nd, UML Goal (0-2) | Near the end of a BC power play, Marin threw a puck on net from the left goal line extended as it trickled through Woll's pads and barely crossed the red line; the shorthanded goal was reviewed and upheld
12:15 2nd, UML Goal (0-3) | Kenny Hausinger fed a pass through the seam to Ryan Lohin at the right post and the junior slid a shot into the net before Woll could recover
UP NEXT
Boston College will face No. 13 Northeastern in the title game of the 67th Beanpot on Monday (Feb. 11) at 7:30 p.m. The game will air live on NESN from TD Garden as the Eagles compete for their 21st Beanpot trophy in school history.
Team Stats
BC
UML
Shots
28
26
PPG
0
1
SHG
0
1
Penalties
4
3
Penalty Mins
8
6
Faceoffs Won
25
37
Game Leaders
+/-
-1
Goals
0
Sh
4
A
0
+/-
0
Goals
0
Sh
3
A
0
+/-
-1
Goals
0
Sh
3
A
0
+/-
-1
Goals
0
Sh
3
A
0
Players Mentioned
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