Eagles Hit the Road for Contests Against Boston University and Merrimack

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. - Boston College women's hockey readies for road matches against Boston University and Merrimack this weekend. Friday's game will be played against BU at Walter Brown Arena and Saturday's game will take place against Merrimack at Lawler Rink.

Friday's game is scheduled for 6 p.m. with Saturday's game scheduled for 4 p.m. both games will be streamed live on ESPN+.

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

Boston College currently sits in third place in the Hockey East standings. Through 19 conference games, the Eagles have 37 points. Only four points separate first through fourth in the standings.
The Eagles and the Terriers have faced off this year already. The two sides split the series with BC taking the first meeting 3-2 in overtime, and the Terriers taking the second meeting 1-3.
Sammy Taber leads the league in points with 26, she has 10 goals and 16 assists. Taber is currently averaging 1.00 points per game.
Molly Jordan leads all defenders in the league in points with 17, she has seven goals and 10 assists.

A WIN WOULD . . .

Boston College would improve to 18-7-1 overall.

SCOUTING BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Boston University holds a record of 16-8-1 and a league record of 13-4-1.
Last weekend the Terriers swept Holy Cross, scoring five goals while shutting out the Crusaders.
BU has scored 63 times this year, averaging 2.5 goals a game, while they have let their opponents score 46 times, averaging 1.8 goals per game.
Julia Shaunessy leads BU in points with 15 she also leads the team in assists with 14.
Callie Shanahan has spent the most time between the pipes for Boston University. Shanahan holds a goals-allowed average of 1.77 and a save percentage of .923.

SCOUTING MERRIMACK

Merrimack holds an overall record of 6-17-3 and a league record of 3-13-3.
The Warriors have scored 47 times this year, averaging 1.8 goals per game. They have let their opponents score 78 times, averaging 3.0 goals per game.
Maria Lindberg leads Merrimack in goals with nine she also leads the team in points with 16.
Calli Hogarth has spent the most time between the pipes for the Warriors. Hogarth holds a goals-allowed average of 2.90 and a save percentage of .899.

Eagles Hit the Road for Contests Against Boston University and Merrimack

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Molly Jordan

Sammy Taber

Eagles Hit the Road for Contests Against Boston University and Merrimack

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Players Mentioned

Molly Jordan

Sammy Taber

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