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Men's Weekly Release: Vermont Vaults Into First Place in Hockey East Standings
Vermont extended the best start to Hockey East play in program history by taking five of six points at Boston College and extending its first-place cushion to three points. Jacob Oster, named National Rookie of the Month on Friday, made 55 saves while former Eagle Michael Hagens had five points (1g, 4a) and a shootout-winning goal for the Catamounts to extend his point streak to five games (3g, 5a).
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Lehigh Soccer Nets Miraculous Buzzer-Beater In Double Overtime To Clinch Spot In Conference Championship
The nature of the clock in most soccer games means it’s not really possible for a team to score a literal buzzer-beater. However, they are possible at the college level, and Lehigh managed to tally an incredible one to secure a win over Boston University while punching its ticket to the Patriot League conference championship […] The post Lehigh Soccer Nets Miraculous Buzzer-Beater In Double Overtime To Clinch Spot In Conference Championship appeared first on BroBible.
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Sports Roundup: Field Hockey Loses Round Of 32 Matchup
This Whaler sports roundup includes updates on the field hockey team following their Round of 32 matchup on the road and the football team following their final game of the season. It also includes information on the boys soccer team, which is beginning their state tournament play on Monday. -...
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Boston College strives to take another step forward vs. UMES
From the opening game to the next one, first-year coach Luke Murray saw great improvement from his Boston College team. The Eagles (2-0) will look to continue that early-season trend when Maryland Eastern Shore (1-2) visits Chestnut Hill, Mass., on Tuesday for another nonconference game. "I thought we took a big step forward (against UMass)," Murray said Friday after his team's 71-55 win over the Minutemen at Boston's TD Garden. "We got down early in the game and sort of settled ourselves, fought back. For the most part in the second half, I thought we controlled the game." Money Williams carried the Eagles against UMass, scoring a game-high 35 points -- including a pair of clutch 3-pointers in the second half. He also went 13-for-13 at the foul line and recorded nine rebounds, five assists and a steal. The Montana transfer is averaging an Atlantic Coast Conference-best 28.5 points per game. Williams, the team's primary ball handler, led an offense that committed just four turnovers after giving it away 11 times in last Tuesday's season-opening win against Wagner. "He made some terrific individual plays to sort of buoy us a little bit, and I think that gave confidence to some
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Colonels Dominate Both Ends of the Floor in Win Over Elmira, 82-46
MILTON, Mass. — The Curry College women's basketball team hosted Elmira College on Sunday afternoon, earning a convincing 82-46 victory over the Soaring Eagles. The Colonels used a strong offensive start and consistent play on both ends of the floor to secure the home win. Curry's Lindsay Goetz led...
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NU Faces Sacred Heart On The Road Wednesday
BOSTON -- Coming off a road win at crosstown rival Boston University, the Northeastern women's basketball team (1-1) travels to Fairfield, Conn., on Wednesday, Nov. 11, to meet Sacred Heart (1-1) at the William H. Pitt Center. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m., and the game will stream on ESPN+.
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WATCH: Emma Barry makes goal-saving clear for Oliver Ames girls soccer