The University of Modern Hampshire men’s hockey team defeated Boston University 4-1 Friday night at the Whittemore Center at Key Auto Group Complex in Durham, New Hampshire. Senior captain Morgan Winters led the Wildcats with two goals and one assist, while Kyle Chauvette made 25 saves in goal.
A Quick Start for UNH
The Wildcats jumped to an early lead, scoring just 28 seconds into the first period. Morgan Winters capitalized on a cross-ice pass from Conner de Haro. Less than a minute later, Nick Ring extended the lead with a power play goal assisted by Winters and Cy LeClerc.
Boston University responded late in the first period with a goal from Ryder Ritchie, but UNH regained control in the third. Winters scored again on the power play, assisted by Felix Gagnon and LeClerc, and Marty Lavins sealed the win with an empty-net goal in the final minutes, assisted by Gagnon and Jacob Newcombe.
Looking Ahead
The Wildcats (12-14-1, 6-10-1 Hockey East) will conclude their home-and-home series against the Terriers (13-15-2, 9-11-0 Hockey East) Saturday, February 14, at Agganis Arena. Next week, UNH will face No. 19 UMass in a home-and-home series on February 20 and 21.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the game?
The final score was UNH 4, Boston University 1.
Who scored for the University of New Hampshire?
Morgan Winters scored two goals, while Nick Ring and Marty Lavins each added one goal for UNH.
How many saves did Kyle Chauvette craft for UNH?
Kyle Chauvette made 25 saves for the Wildcats.
What factors do you think will be most significant for the Wildcats as they continue their season?
