BOSTON, Ma. – Boston University scored six unanswered goals earning them the victory against Vermont Friday night at Agganis Arena. With the result, the Catamounts fall to 9-13-1 on the season while the Terriers improved to 10-10-3.

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COACH'S QUOTE
"Another tough game for us tonight," Head Coach Jim Plumer said. "We are simply not managing the puck or situations well and it's up to all of us, staff and players, to find our way back to playing solid hockey."
HOW IT HAPPENED:

• 2:18 into the game, Boston University opened scoring after a Vermont turnover in their own zone.  Ani FitzGerald carried the puck in on a two-on-one rush and rifled a shot pass the goalkeeper, glove side, giving them the early 1-0 lead.
• The Terrier's buried their second goal of the game 16:45 into the first period. Catherine Foulem found herself all alone in the slot after receiving a pass from Alex Law, electing to go blocker side high giving Boston University the lead, 2-0.
• BU went on the powerplay with 0:10 left of the first period resulting in Nadia Mattivi scoring from the point with just two seconds remaining, giving the Terriers a 3-0 cushion going into the second frame.
• Mattivi scored her second of the game from the point at the 7:39 mark of the second period elevating BU's lead, 4-0.
• Boston University struck again after Ella Huntley scored off a backhand shot while falling to the ice, assisted by Clara Yuhn making the score 5-0 at the 16:20 mark in period two.
• Vermont found their first goal 19:14 into the third period when Marie-Rose Brochu sauced the puck to the front of the net, getting corralled by Lara Beecher who then shot the puck into a wide-open net.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE:

• Bella Parento, Brochu, and Beecher all registered a point for the Catamounts Friday evening.
• Evelyne Blais-Savoie earned a game high 11 faceoffs in her 18 attempts throughout the match as well as getting the most shots on goal for Vermont with three.
• Jessie McPherson tallied 22 total saves on the night.
• With today'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:
Vermont continues conference play tomorrow as they face Boston University in their final game of a two-game series. Saturday's game is set for a 3 p.m. puck drop at Agganis Arena and will be broadcast live on ESPN+ and NESN+.