Women's Hockey Prepares for New Hampshire

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass—The No. 11 Boston College team wraps up its three-game homestand against New Hampshire on Tuesday evening.
Puck drop is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, the game will stream on ESPN+.

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

Boston College looks to remain unbeaten in 2025 as they prepare for UNH for the first time this season.
New Hampshire is in seventh place in the Hockey East Standing, having 16 points through 14 games.
Julia Pellerin is coming off a five-point game against Maine, with three goals and two assists. This is the first time since 2019 that an Eagle had five points.
Sammy Taber is first in Hockey East in points with 23. Taber is currently averaging 1.15 points pre-game.

A WIN WOULD . . .

Boston College would improve to 15-6-1 overall and 11-4-1 in Hockey East play.
Improve BC's record to 32-53-7 against New Hampshire.

SCOUTING UNH

New Hampshire holds a record of 10-10-1 and a conference record of 6-8-0.
New Hampshire has scored 43 times this year, averaging 2 goals a game, while they have let their opponents score 45 times averaging 2.1 goals per game.
Kira Juodikis leads UNH in points with 12 points she also leads the team in goals with six.
Blair Sedona has spent the most time in between the pipes for the Wildcats she has started in 18 games. Sedona has a save percentage of .926 and a goals-allowed average of 2.19.

FIRST HALF RECAP

The Eagles wrapped up the first half of their season against Holy Cross.
BC had a tough start to the season, after defeating Stonehill, the Eagles went on a three-game skid.
The season turned around after they beat No. 3 Clarkson, they went on to win nine out of their last 12 games.
Two of BC's conference losses came from ranked opponents.

Women's Hockey Prepares for New Hampshire

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Players Mentioned

Julia Pellerin

Sammy Taber

Women's Hockey Prepares for New Hampshire

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Players Mentioned

Julia Pellerin

Sammy Taber

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