Gallery: Men’s Hockey not able to find last-minute goal to equalize Providence

Two equalizers were not enough. Boston University’s men’s hockey team conceded the game-winning goal from the Providence College Friars with less than two minutes remaining in regulation, and were unable to respond to a fourth goal to secure any conference points in the series’ opener. The Terriers started lifeless, and during that time, the Friars roared to a 2-0 lead. Sophomore forward Cole Eiserman cut the deficit in half in the fourth minute of the second before. Freshman forward Tynan Lawrence then scored his first collegiate goal in the first period of the third period, to tie the game. The Friars responded quickly with a third goal, but so did Eiserman, who tied it again in the 13th minute of the third period. The go-ahead goal was scored in the 18th minute of the final frame, and the Terriers could not equalize even with the extra attacker.


Below is Jenny Chen’s gallery of the game.

Sophomore forward Nick Roukounakis (7) attempts to shield the puck from a Providence player.
Freshman forward Tynan Lawrence (11) watches as the puck goes into the back of the net for his first NCAA goal.
Freshman forward Ben Merrill (25) and sophomore defenseman Sascha Boumedienne (78) chat during warmups.
Sophomore forward Cole Eiserman (34) skates back to the bench after his first goal of the game.
Sophomore defenseman Cole Hutson (44) shoots the puck from distance.
Sophomore forward Cole Eiserman (34) celebrates his second goal of the game.
Freshman forward Conrad Fondrk (16) forechecks as Providence breaks out from behind their net.
Freshman forward Ryder Ritchie (21) talks to a Providence player after a scrum.
Sophomore forward Brandon Svoboda (8) skates backwards on the penalty kill.
Sophomore defenseman Sascha Boumedienne (78) skates along the blue line with the puck.

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