Bruins score just once on 43 shots

After a four game stretch in which the Boston Bruins scored only three goals, the thought on everyone's mind at the TD Garden last night was whether or not the Bruins could turn around their recent offensive woes. Facing a team that had allowed 18 goals in its last four games in the Montreal Canadiens, the hope was that Thursday would finally be that night. Full story

No. 5/7 men’s hockey takes on Northeastern at Matthews

Before the start of the 2009-10 season, Jack Parker, coach of the No. 5/7 Boston University men's hockey team, said he'd be happy if his team could squeak out three wins in its first five games. Full story

No. 8 women's hockey hosts No. 3 UNH

The No. 8 Boston University women's hockey team plays host to the No. 3 University of New Hampshire Wildcats on Friday at 7 p.m. at Walter Brown Arena. Full story

BU faces Binghamton for AE crown

The Boston University women's soccer team will vie for its third straight America East championship on Saturday when it faces Binghamton University at Nickerson Field at 1 p.m. Full story

Field hockey takes on Maine in AE Tourn. semifinals

Last year, the Boston University field hockey team fell in the America East Tournament semifinals, ending its reign of three straight championships. The Terriers hope to avoid a similar fate against the University of Maine Friday at 4 p.m. in Albany, N.Y. Full story

Head up in the McLeods

Based on family history, the sky is just the start for BU freshman Jacinda McLeod

Among the things Whangarei, New Zealand is best known for, two perhaps stand out more than most. The capital of the Northland Region is the home of country star Keith Urban and is a breeding ground for field hockey talent. Full story