Tuesday, October 17
Chestnut Hill, MA
7:00 PM
Quinnipiac University
at
Boston College
QU Women's Ice Hockey Travels to Chestnut Hill to take on No. 3 BC
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Quinnipiac University Bobcats (4-2-0, 0-0-0 ECAC) at #3/3 Boston College Eagles (2-0-0, 0-0-0 HEA)
Tuesday, October 17, 2017 / 7:00 PM
Kelley Rink at Conte Forum / Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
All-Time Series vs. Boston College: (4-17-4)
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Coming of their first series sweep of the season against Vermont, the Quinnipiac University women's ice hockey team will travel to Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts to take on the No. 3 Boston College Eagles on Tuesday night at the Conte Forum.
LAST WEEKEND AGAINST VERMONT
• The Bobcats swept the University of Vermont Catamounts in a two-game series at home on Friday and Saturday.
• Quinnipiac was victorious in Game 1 of the set, 4-1, and won Game 2, 2-1.
• In Game 1, freshman Brooke Bonsteel (Mississauga, Ontario) scored the first two goals of her Bobcat career. The first ended up being the game-winner, and the second was on the power play.
• Junior Anna Kilponen (Orivesi, Finland) netted her first career goal as a Bobcat with a power play goal to open the game on Friday.
• Sophomore Sarah-Eve Coutu-Godbout (Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec) scored an empty netter to conclude the scoring for the Bobcats in Game 1.
• Junior Kenzie Lancaster (Waxhaw, North Carolina) tallied two assists in Game 1, and scored the game-winning goal in Game 2.
• Bonsteel scored the first goal of the second game, and tallied an assist on Lancaster's goal.
• Freshman Allison Small (Nestleton, Ontario) recorded her first collegiate win on Saturday, making 24 saves on the evening.
• Junior assistant captian Randi Marcon (Winnipeg, Manitoba) and freshman Laura Lundblad (Ada, Michigan) recorded an assist in each of the two games.
• Senior captian Alicia Barry (Hanson, Massachusetts) tallied her first point with an assist on Friday.
SCOUTING BOSTON COLLEGE
• The Boston College Eagles finished last season with a record of 28-6-5 and a conference record of 17-4-3. The Eagles won the Hockey East last season.
• BC made it to the Frozen Four last year, falling to Wisconsin 1-0 in the semifinals.
• Head coach Katie Crowley returns for her 11th season at the helm. Crowley has racked up 248 wins as a head coach, and has mad the Frozen Four five times.
• Boston College and Quinnipiac faced twice last season. The first game resulted in a scoreless draw, and the Eagles defeated the Bobcats in the second game, 4-1.
• Freshman Daryl Watts and sophomore Caitrin Lonergan lead Boston College with 5 points through two games this season.
• Senior goaltender Katie Burt has started both games this season and has a 2-0-0 record a .937 save percentage. She has played in 110 games for Boston College and has amassed 93 wins.
ALL-TIME vs. BOSTON COLLEGE
• Quinnipiac is 4-17-4 all-time vs. the Eagles.
• The Bobcats last faced Vermont on October 22, 2016, a game in which the team was defeated 4-1.
IN THE ECAC
• Quinnipiac was ranked fifth in the Preseason ECAC Coaches' Poll.
• The Bobcats won 13 league games last season and finished fifth in the ECAC standings.
• No ECAC conference games have been played yet.
BONSTEEL-ING THE SHOW
• Brooke Bonsteel scored the game-winning goal against Vermont on Friday with the first goal of her collegiate career.
• She would add a power-play goal in Game 1, becoming the first Bobcat to score multiple goals in a game since Meghan Turner last season against Brown on Feb. 3, 2017.
• Bonsteel recorded another multi-point performance with a goal and assist in Game 2, and is now tied for the team lead in goals (3) and points (4) with Sarah-Eve Coutu-Godbout.
LANCASTER LOCKED IN
• Kenzie Lancaster made her season debut against the Catamounts in Game 1 and tallied her first two points of the season with two assists.
• She would score the game-winning goal on Saturday and is now tied for third in points on the team
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
• Seven Bobcats are tied for the team lead in assists; seniors T.T. Cianfarano (Oswego, New York) and Raquel Pennoyer (Rehoboth, Massachusetts), juniors Melissa Samoskevich (Sandy Hook, Connecticut), Lancaster, and Marcon, sophomore Kate MacKenzie (Winnipeg, Manitoba), and freshman Lundblad.
IVES ON THE PUCK
• Sophomore Abbie Ives (Bedford Hills, N.Y.) played in six games for the Bobcats last season, starting three of those appearances, and earned a 3-0-1 record.
• In her time in net during the 2016-2017 season, Ives allowed only one goal. Her goals against average was 0.23 and she collected a .983 save percentage.
• Ives recently picked up her third career shutout in a 1-0 victory over Providence in which she made a career high 37 shots.
• Through five games this season, Ives has made 104 saves and has a 1.40 goals against average.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
• The Bobcats won their first three games at home this season, defeating Providence and Vermont, twice.
DOMINANT DEFENSE
• Quinnipiac finished the 2016-2017 season at No. 2 in the nation in team defense, giving up just 1.38 goals per contest.
• The Bobcats have allowed an average of .67 goals per game over the past three games.
POWER PLAY
• Quinnipiac was incredibly successful on the power play during ECAC play last season, capitalizing on 24.3% (18-of-74) power-play opportunities.
• The Bobcats were 50% on the power play last weekend against Vermont to increase their power play percentage on the year to 25% (5-of-20).
JUST SCORE FIRST
• The Bobcats scored first in 22-of-37 games during the 2016-2017 season. The team went 18-1-3 whenever they did.
• The Bobcats have scored first three times so far this season. Each of those have come during the last three games, all victories for Quinnipiac.
SHOOT TO THRILL
• Quinnipiac recorded more shots than their opponents in 28-of-37 games last season, going 21-3-4 whenever they did.
• So far this season, the Bobcats have outshot their opponents in four games, with a 3-1 record in those games.
• On the season, the Bobcats have 173 shots on goal while their opponents have taken 144 shots on goal.
CENTURY MARK
• T.T. Cianfarano reached 100 career points in the Bobcats' final game before the winter break, a 6-1 win over RPI on Dec. 3, 2016.
• Cianfarano reached the plateau in 94 games (56 goals, 44 assists). She would add two more goals and six more assists on the season to finish with 108 career points in 109 career games.
Tuesday, October 17, 2017 / 7:00 PM
Kelley Rink at Conte Forum / Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
All-Time Series vs. Boston College: (4-17-4)
Game Links:
Live Stats
Live Video
Coming of their first series sweep of the season against Vermont, the Quinnipiac University women's ice hockey team will travel to Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts to take on the No. 3 Boston College Eagles on Tuesday night at the Conte Forum.
LAST WEEKEND AGAINST VERMONT
• The Bobcats swept the University of Vermont Catamounts in a two-game series at home on Friday and Saturday.
• Quinnipiac was victorious in Game 1 of the set, 4-1, and won Game 2, 2-1.
• In Game 1, freshman Brooke Bonsteel (Mississauga, Ontario) scored the first two goals of her Bobcat career. The first ended up being the game-winner, and the second was on the power play.
• Junior Anna Kilponen (Orivesi, Finland) netted her first career goal as a Bobcat with a power play goal to open the game on Friday.
• Sophomore Sarah-Eve Coutu-Godbout (Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec) scored an empty netter to conclude the scoring for the Bobcats in Game 1.
• Junior Kenzie Lancaster (Waxhaw, North Carolina) tallied two assists in Game 1, and scored the game-winning goal in Game 2.
• Bonsteel scored the first goal of the second game, and tallied an assist on Lancaster's goal.
• Freshman Allison Small (Nestleton, Ontario) recorded her first collegiate win on Saturday, making 24 saves on the evening.
• Junior assistant captian Randi Marcon (Winnipeg, Manitoba) and freshman Laura Lundblad (Ada, Michigan) recorded an assist in each of the two games.
• Senior captian Alicia Barry (Hanson, Massachusetts) tallied her first point with an assist on Friday.
SCOUTING BOSTON COLLEGE
• The Boston College Eagles finished last season with a record of 28-6-5 and a conference record of 17-4-3. The Eagles won the Hockey East last season.
• BC made it to the Frozen Four last year, falling to Wisconsin 1-0 in the semifinals.
• Head coach Katie Crowley returns for her 11th season at the helm. Crowley has racked up 248 wins as a head coach, and has mad the Frozen Four five times.
• Boston College and Quinnipiac faced twice last season. The first game resulted in a scoreless draw, and the Eagles defeated the Bobcats in the second game, 4-1.
• Freshman Daryl Watts and sophomore Caitrin Lonergan lead Boston College with 5 points through two games this season.
• Senior goaltender Katie Burt has started both games this season and has a 2-0-0 record a .937 save percentage. She has played in 110 games for Boston College and has amassed 93 wins.
ALL-TIME vs. BOSTON COLLEGE
• Quinnipiac is 4-17-4 all-time vs. the Eagles.
• The Bobcats last faced Vermont on October 22, 2016, a game in which the team was defeated 4-1.
IN THE ECAC
• Quinnipiac was ranked fifth in the Preseason ECAC Coaches' Poll.
• The Bobcats won 13 league games last season and finished fifth in the ECAC standings.
• No ECAC conference games have been played yet.
BONSTEEL-ING THE SHOW
• Brooke Bonsteel scored the game-winning goal against Vermont on Friday with the first goal of her collegiate career.
• She would add a power-play goal in Game 1, becoming the first Bobcat to score multiple goals in a game since Meghan Turner last season against Brown on Feb. 3, 2017.
• Bonsteel recorded another multi-point performance with a goal and assist in Game 2, and is now tied for the team lead in goals (3) and points (4) with Sarah-Eve Coutu-Godbout.
LANCASTER LOCKED IN
• Kenzie Lancaster made her season debut against the Catamounts in Game 1 and tallied her first two points of the season with two assists.
• She would score the game-winning goal on Saturday and is now tied for third in points on the team
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
• Seven Bobcats are tied for the team lead in assists; seniors T.T. Cianfarano (Oswego, New York) and Raquel Pennoyer (Rehoboth, Massachusetts), juniors Melissa Samoskevich (Sandy Hook, Connecticut), Lancaster, and Marcon, sophomore Kate MacKenzie (Winnipeg, Manitoba), and freshman Lundblad.
IVES ON THE PUCK
• Sophomore Abbie Ives (Bedford Hills, N.Y.) played in six games for the Bobcats last season, starting three of those appearances, and earned a 3-0-1 record.
• In her time in net during the 2016-2017 season, Ives allowed only one goal. Her goals against average was 0.23 and she collected a .983 save percentage.
• Ives recently picked up her third career shutout in a 1-0 victory over Providence in which she made a career high 37 shots.
• Through five games this season, Ives has made 104 saves and has a 1.40 goals against average.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
• The Bobcats won their first three games at home this season, defeating Providence and Vermont, twice.
DOMINANT DEFENSE
• Quinnipiac finished the 2016-2017 season at No. 2 in the nation in team defense, giving up just 1.38 goals per contest.
• The Bobcats have allowed an average of .67 goals per game over the past three games.
POWER PLAY
• Quinnipiac was incredibly successful on the power play during ECAC play last season, capitalizing on 24.3% (18-of-74) power-play opportunities.
• The Bobcats were 50% on the power play last weekend against Vermont to increase their power play percentage on the year to 25% (5-of-20).
JUST SCORE FIRST
• The Bobcats scored first in 22-of-37 games during the 2016-2017 season. The team went 18-1-3 whenever they did.
• The Bobcats have scored first three times so far this season. Each of those have come during the last three games, all victories for Quinnipiac.
SHOOT TO THRILL
• Quinnipiac recorded more shots than their opponents in 28-of-37 games last season, going 21-3-4 whenever they did.
• So far this season, the Bobcats have outshot their opponents in four games, with a 3-1 record in those games.
• On the season, the Bobcats have 173 shots on goal while their opponents have taken 144 shots on goal.
CENTURY MARK
• T.T. Cianfarano reached 100 career points in the Bobcats' final game before the winter break, a 6-1 win over RPI on Dec. 3, 2016.
• Cianfarano reached the plateau in 94 games (56 goals, 44 assists). She would add two more goals and six more assists on the season to finish with 108 career points in 109 career games.
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