Boston College Athletics

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No. 12 Eagles Drop Exhibition to No. 3 Michigan State
October 02, 2026 | Men's Hockey
Alex Pelletier scored two goals for BC
EAST LANSING, Mich. – The No. 12 Boston College men's hockey team fell to No. 3 Michigan State by a score of 5-2 on Friday evening in an exhibition at Munn Ice Arena.
Alex Pelletier scored two goals for the Eagles while Oscar Hemming and Luka Radivojevic each had two assists. The Eagles finished with 38 shots on goal. Louka Cloutier and Leo Henriquez split time between the pipes, combining to make 26 saves. Henriquez made 17 on the day, including 15 in the third period.
Michigan State jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the first period off goals from Anthony Romani and Eric Nilson.
Pelletier scored his first goal of the day midway through the second period to cut into the deficit. On the power play, Hemming played the puck towards the net front where Pelletier was waiting and redirected it past the Michigan State goaltender to make it a one-goal game.
After the Spartans tallied twice more to push their lead to three, Pelletier scored on another power play, once again coming from Hemming and Radivojevic. After a shot from Radivojevic went wide and bounced off the boards behind the net, Hemming made a back-handed pass towards the net front to Pelletier, who calmly tucked into the far side of the net for his second goal of the game.
The Eagles pulled Henriquez to try to cut into the deficit, but Michigan State capitalized on the empty net with just under two minutes to go.
SCORING
1st 8:57 MSU Anthony Romani (Ethan Belchetz, Eric Nilson)
1st 12:08 MSU Eric Nilson (Thomas Bleyl)
2nd 9:43 BC Alex Pelletier (Oscar Hemming, Luka Radivojevic) - PP
2nd 15:16 MSU Anthony Romani (Eric Nilson, Ethan Belchetz)
3rd 2:54 MSU Eric Nilson (Shane Vansaghi)
3rd 6:05 BC Alex Pelletier (Oscar Hemming, Luka Radivojevic) - PP
3rd 18:09 MSU Mason West - ENG
GAME NOTES
UP NEXT
BC travels to Plymouth, Michigan tomorrow evening to face the United States National Team Development Program. Puck drop is slated for 6:00 p.m. and the game will be streamed live on USAHockey TV.
Alex Pelletier scored two goals for the Eagles while Oscar Hemming and Luka Radivojevic each had two assists. The Eagles finished with 38 shots on goal. Louka Cloutier and Leo Henriquez split time between the pipes, combining to make 26 saves. Henriquez made 17 on the day, including 15 in the third period.
Michigan State jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the first period off goals from Anthony Romani and Eric Nilson.
Pelletier scored his first goal of the day midway through the second period to cut into the deficit. On the power play, Hemming played the puck towards the net front where Pelletier was waiting and redirected it past the Michigan State goaltender to make it a one-goal game.
After the Spartans tallied twice more to push their lead to three, Pelletier scored on another power play, once again coming from Hemming and Radivojevic. After a shot from Radivojevic went wide and bounced off the boards behind the net, Hemming made a back-handed pass towards the net front to Pelletier, who calmly tucked into the far side of the net for his second goal of the game.
The Eagles pulled Henriquez to try to cut into the deficit, but Michigan State capitalized on the empty net with just under two minutes to go.
SCORING
1st 8:57 MSU Anthony Romani (Ethan Belchetz, Eric Nilson)
1st 12:08 MSU Eric Nilson (Thomas Bleyl)
2nd 9:43 BC Alex Pelletier (Oscar Hemming, Luka Radivojevic) - PP
2nd 15:16 MSU Anthony Romani (Eric Nilson, Ethan Belchetz)
3rd 2:54 MSU Eric Nilson (Shane Vansaghi)
3rd 6:05 BC Alex Pelletier (Oscar Hemming, Luka Radivojevic) - PP
3rd 18:09 MSU Mason West - ENG
GAME NOTES
- Nine players played in a collegiate game for the first time
- Alex Pelletier scored twice for the Eagles
- Oscar Hemming and Luka Radivojevic both had two assists
- Leo Henriquez made 17 saves, including 15 in the third period
UP NEXT
BC travels to Plymouth, Michigan tomorrow evening to face the United States National Team Development Program. Puck drop is slated for 6:00 p.m. and the game will be streamed live on USAHockey TV.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BOS
MSU
Shots
38
31
PPG
2
0
SHG
0
0
Penalties
10
12
Penalty Mins
36
40
Faceoffs Won
25
33
Game Leaders
Tuesday, June 30
Saturday, March 14
Saturday, March 14
Sunday, March 08


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