FINAL SCORE: #13 Boston University 6, Vermont 1
BOSTON – Four Boston University players had multi-point games as the 13th-ranked Terriers (10-7-1) snapped the Catamounts five-game winning streak defeating Vermont (8-9-3) 6-1 in Hockey East action Friday night from Agganis Arena.
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"Thought we gripped our sticks a little too tight in the first," said Head Coach Steve Wiedler. "First one is a blind puck from behind the net. Second one is a penalty 200 feet from our net and then we cleared a puck into ourselves. Self-inflicted wounds and penalties are a bad recipe against BU."
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Ryan Greene opened the scoring for the Terriers 7:05 into the first period with a fortuitous bounce. Greene won a puck battle behind the net and his centering feed deflected off UVM's Axel Mangbo and in to make it 1-0.
• The Catamounts pressed for the equalizer. Over the next 45 seconds Boston University's Mathieu Caron made four stops, two each on Simon Jellus and Isak Walther to keep it scoreless.
• The 2025 World Juniors leading scorer Cole Hutson struck twice in the first period to stretch the BU lead to 3-0. At the 10:11 mark of the first he scored seconds after a UVM penalty expired and then with 40 seconds left in the opening frame he picked up a power play goal.
• Jack Harvey scored 26 seconds into the second period to extend the Boston University lead to four.
• Moments after the Harvey tally Caron stopped UVM's leading scorer Colin Kessler on a breakaway.
• Devin Kaplan made it a 5-0 lead with 4:28 to play in the second period with his fifth goal of the season.
• Axel Mangbo made 18 saves through 40 minutes for Vermont, Connor MacKenzie made his second appearance of the season making four saves in the third period for UVM.
• Jack Hughes scored on the power play 1:21 into the third period to close out the scoring for the Terriers.
• Jax Wismer got the Catamounts on the board with his second goal of the season 7:49 into the final frame. From the corner Will Zapernick passed out to Wismer at the point, and he beat Caron with a well-placed wrist shot. Massimo Lombardi earned the secondary assist on the play.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• With tonight's 6-1 decision, Community Bank N.A. will donate $75 to Special Olympics Vermont. Community Bank, N.A. donates $75 per goal to Special Olympics Vermont for every goal the men's and women's team scores this season.

UP NEXT
The Catamounts and Terriers will matchup again tomorrow night at 5 p.m. from Agganis Arena. As always, it will be broadcast live on WVMT (96.3 FM/620 AM) with the voice of the Catamounts Adam Lafleur in the Handy Toyota Broadcast Booth. All the action from Boston will stream live on ESPN+.
 
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