FINAL SCORE: Vermont 1, #15 Boston College 7
CHESTNUT HILL, MA. – Despite the Catamounts scoring first 5:24 into action on the powerplay, seven unanswered goals from seven different Eagle skaters lifted #15 Boston College (18-10-1, 14-7-1 HE) to a 7-1 victory over Vermont (6-21-2. 5-15-2 HE) on Thursday night from the Conte Forum.  
 
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COACH'S QUOTE
"There's really not much to say about the game tonight," said Head Coach Jim Plumer. "I've got to figure out a better way for us to play against BC for Saturday's game. That's our total focus."
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• On the first powerplay opportunity of the opening period, Vermont was able to capitalize, scoring the first goal of the game 5:24 into action, seeing Ashley Kokavec wheel the puck from Vermont's own zone into the Eagles zone, electing to dish a pass to Lara Beecher who wasted no time putting a shot to the bottom left corner, beating Grace Campbell, ringing the puck post-in for her sixth goal of the year during her 100th career game, putting the Catamounts ahead, 1-0.
• The Eagles bounced back, scoring a powerplay goal of their own at the 14:14 mark of the first period when Jade Arnone fired a shot from the point, getting deflected by Gaby Roy for her ninth goal of the season, knotting the score, 1-1.
• 26 seconds into the second period, Arnone rifled a shot on net from the point again, making its way through all the traffic and finding the back of the net for her second goal of the season, earning the Eagles a 2-1 advantage.  
• Boston College scored a third unanswered goal when Olivia Maffeo capped off a two-on-one rush sniping a snapshot bar-down, giving the Eagles the 3-1 advantage 5:23 into the middle frame.
• Katie Pyne scored for Boston College on the powerplay 9:08 into the second period, securing her fifth goal of the season to give the Eagles their fourth unanswered goal. Boston College led, 4-1.
• Molly Jordan scored one more for the Eagles before the end of the second frame, giving Boston College a 5-1 lead heading into the final period.
• The Eagles rallied off two more goals in the final period, skating away with the 7-1 home victory on Thursday night.

 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Beecher played in her 100th career game Thursday night, securing her sixth goal of the season on the powerplay, earning a point for the third consecutive game in a row.
• Kokavec recorded one assist, her eighth helper this season, and a team high four shots on goal, putting her at 12 total points on the season, a new career high.
• Evelyne Blais-Savoie earned 10 total faceoff wins, a game high.
• Correa notched 23 total saves while Jane Gervais made 13 total saves in the third period alone.

 
UP NEXT
Vermont will return home to conclude the season series with the Eagles on Saturday (Feb. 8) from Gutterson Fieldhouse during the teams annual Rally Against Cancer Game presented by Mascoma Bank. Puck drop is scheduled for 6 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ESPN+ with Rob Ryan on the call.
 
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