The New Hampshire hockey team received a game-winning goal from senior forward Paul Thompson to defeat Maine on Saturday night, 5-4.
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Paul Thompson scores game-winner for UNH
Tags: hockey east, Joe Cucci, Maine, Merrimack, New Hampshire, Paul Thompson, Providence, Vermont
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UNH, Merrimack have strong weekend
The New Hampshire hockey team picked up a pair of wins over the weekend over Hockey East opponent Providence.
Tags: Boston University, Maine, Merrimack, New Hampshire, Providence, Vermont
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BC edges UML, Northeastern ties Maine
The Boston College men’s hockey team received two goals from Jimmy Hayes to top UMass Lowell, 5-3, on Saturday night at Kelley Rink.
Tags: Boston College, Boston University, Maine, New Hampshire, Northeastern, UMass Lowell
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Trio of CAA teams still left in Football Championship field
UNH and Delaware square off Friday, after the Wildcats defeated Bethune-Cookman last week in the second round of play. The Blue Hens have one of the top five offenses in the country led by Penn State transfer quarterback and CAA Offensive Player of the Year Pat Devlin. Meanwhile, Villanova takes on Appalachian State, while William & Mary were defeated by Georgia Southern, 31-15 on its home turf.
Tags: Appalachian State University, Colonial Athletic Association, Delaware, Georgia Southern, New Hampshire, Villanova, William & Mary
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Eagles victorious in battle between Boston schools
Boston College completed a weekend sweep over the weekend on Saturday with a three-goal victory over city-rival Boston University. BC claimed victory by scoring a single goal in the first, three in the second and its final goal in the third period.
Tags: Boston College, Boston University, Maine, New Hampshire, Providence College, Vermont
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Terriers, Black bears tie, Henrion leads UNH over River Hawks.
Charlie Coyle found the back of the next for BU against Maine to tie the Black Bears Saturday, while Henrion had a score and one assist to lead the Wildcats past the UML. The Catamounts and Friars also skated to a draw over the weekend.
Tags: Doug Carr, hockey east, John Henrion, New Hampshire, UMass Lowell
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No. 1 BC sweeps Denver
After a 2-0 road shutout victory to begin its season and defense of a national championship, the No. 1 Boston College hockey team hit the road to Denver, Colo., this past weekend to take on No. 8 Denver in a two-game series.
Tags: Boston College, Connecticut, Denver, Elliott Sheen, Jimmy Hayes, Merrimack, Michigan, New Hampshire, Paul Thompson
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Scoring woes continue for Minutemen
The Massachusetts men’s soccer team has struggled this season in finishing scoring opportunities. Despite scoring more than last season, the Minutemen have missed 25 of their 33 shot attempts on goal this year. After practicing on finishing at the net this week, UMass will get a chance to prove if the drills have paid off when it takes on Dartmouth on Wednesday.
Tags: Men's Soccer, New Hampshire, Rudd Field, Sam Koch
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Minutemen take on undefeated New Hampshire
After a tough 2-2 tie in double overtime to Vermont, the Massachusetts men’s soccer team will host undefeated New Hampshire at Rudd Field on Saturday. The Wildcats boast a tough and physical team which has taken the game into overtime in four of their first five contests this season.
Tags: Ben Arikian, Men's Soccer, New Hampshire, Nike Fall Classic, Sam Koch
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Albany edges out UMass
In its first road game of the season, the Massachusetts women’s soccer team went scoreless as it suffered a 1-0 loss to Albany. UMass, however, dominated all over the field with 17 shots compared to the Great Danes’ nine. The lack of a goal scorer was what ultimately hurt the Minutewomen as goalkeeper Emily Cota and the defense played well.
Tags: Albany, Ed Matz, New Hampshire, Rudd Field, Women's Soccer
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