Danny O'Regan and BU will look for their first road win of the year tonight in Durham. (Photo by Matt Dresens) |
Coming off a disappointing fourth place finish in the
Beanpot and a 6-2 loss to Harvard in the consolation game, BU will look to get back on
track in a tough weekend series with New Hampshire. The ‘Cats come into this
weekend tied with Maine for fourth place in the Hockey East Standings. BU is in
10th with just 9 points.
This weekend is not only critical for the league standing,
but it will also see the formal retirement of former Jack Parker’s number 6 to
the rafters. The ceremony will take place prior to Saturday’s game at Agganis.
Scouting the Wildcats
Last weekend UNH was swept at home by Vermont by scores of
5-2 and 2-1. The weekend before they swept Notre Dame, again at the Whitt.
Offensively
New Hampshire is led by senior Kevin Goumas with 37 points, 13 goals and 24
assists. Right behind him is fellow senior Nick Sorkin, who has posted a team leading
16 goals along with 16 assists for 32 points in 32 games.
In goal junior Casey DeSmith is 14-13-0 in 28 appearances
with a .920 save percentage and a 2.35 goals against average. Senior Jeff Wyer
has seen action in 7 games with a 2-2-1 record.
Unfortunately I can’t make it to either game this weekend
due to my own hockey conflicts. Hopefully I will get to both Northeastern games
and the first round of the Hockey East tournament, but right now I really don’t
know. This year there have been a lot more conflicts that in past years for whatever
reason but I’m going to try and keep up the sight as much I can.
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