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BC men’s hockey upset at home by UMass for second straight loss

Summary by Mass Live

The No. 1 Eagles followed their 4-1 loss to Boston University in the Beanpot final on Feb. 8 at the TD Garden with an 3-2 loss to No. 16 UMass in the opener of a home and home weekend series on Friday night at Conte Forum.

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BC men’s hockey upset at home by UMass for second straight loss

8 days ago·Springfield, United States

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Greenfield Recorder

UMass hockey: Michael Hrabal, Minutemen spring huge 3-2 road win at No. 1 Boston College

CHESTNUT HILL – Hey fellas have you heard the news? The No. 16 UMass hockey team played the role of heartbreaker in its 3-2 win against No. 1 Boston College, Friday night at Conte Forum.

9 days ago

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Ryan Leonard scores NCAA-leading 24th goal of season in Boston College’s second consecutive loss

Ryan Leonard got on the board for no. 1 ranked Boston College on Friday night, but his goal was not enough to prevent a second consecutive loss for the Eagles. After falling in the Beanpot final to rival Boston University on Monday, the Eagles lost 3-2 to another in-state Hockey East rival, no. 16 ranked Massachusetts. Leonard’s marker, his NCAA-leading 24th of the season, came with 26.5 left in regulation with BC down 3-1 and their netminder pu…

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dailycollegian.com

Michael Hrabal paves the way for a UMass hockey victory on the road

CHESTNUT HILL — The No. 16 Massachusetts hockey team’s Michael Hrabal kept No. 1 Boston College at bay to give the Minutemen (16-11-2, 7-8-2 Hockey East) a 3-2 win on the road Friday night. “I think the difference for us down the stretch is going to be [Hrabal]. He was [on Friday], he played outstanding,” head coach Greg Carvel said. “I challenged him before the game. I said ‘Keep [BC] to two or less and we’ll score three,’ and that’s how it pla…

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