After getting their starts as beat reporters with the Boston Hockey Blog and the Daily Free Press, three BU alumni have forged their own paths in the professional sports industry and beyond.
The Boston Hockey Blog is back for another season of Terrier Hockey Talk! Belle, Caroline and new-staffer James recap the Women’s Hockey team’s sweep of the University of New Hampshire Wildcats...
The Boston University men's hockey team faced No. 6 University of Massachusetts Amherst in a rare Sunday-Monday series. The Terriers came away with a series sweep, including an overtime thriller win.
The No. 13 Boston University men’s hockey team looked to overcome the No. 10 University of Michigan and punch its ticket in the Frozen Four. However, the Terriers could not pull off another upset and fell to the Wolverines 6-3, ending their 2017-18 season.
Two goals and and two injuries in the first frame couldn’t stop the No. 8 Boston University men's hockey team from earning the 3-2 win against Northeastern University on Friday night.
For the...
Clothed in scarlet and crimson, the No. 4 Boston University and No. 3 Harvard University hockey teams took to the TD Garden ice with one thing in mind: Winning the Beanpot championship and earning...
The Battle of Comm. Ave. is usually played on said Commonwealth Avenue. This time, however, it's moved about three miles down the road to the home of the Boston Bruins.
In the second semifinal of...
College sports are slowly becoming more and more disorganized. Teams are changing conferences every year, while other schools are petitioning to join conferences that they have no business being a...
Led by Canadian sensation Connor McDavid, this year’s NHL rookie class is loaded with talent. McDavid is considered by many to be the best prospect since Pittsburgh’s Sidney Crosby. Despite suffering...
While most of the sporting world focuses their attention on college basketball this month, another form of March Madness is set to take place on the ice: the college hockey playoffs. With 16 teams playing...
