
10/24/2026 9:49:00 PM | Men's Ice Hockey
BOSTON, Mass. — UConn men's hockey dropped game two of the two game series to Boston University by a final of 6-3 Saturday evening. The Huskies held a 36-35 shot edge, including a 16-shot third period, but Boston University scored twice in each period to secure the win.
Boston University opened the scoring two minutes in when Charlie Trethewey fired a shot past Veeti Louhivaara for the first goal of the game. The Terriers followed it up to increase the lead midway through the period. The Huskies continued to put pucks on net in the closing minutes, but Boston University held the 2-0 lead through the end of the first period.
Boston University converted early in the second period to give the Terriers the 3-0 lead. Conrad Fondrk added an even-strength goal at 7:10 to make it 4-0. UConn generated more late pressure and broke through with time running down in when Loranger fired a puck towards the net and after a weird bounce snuck past Yegorov to make it 4-1.
Boston University added to UConn's deficit early in the third when Jack Harvey scored at 17:26 to make it 5-1. Kaden Shahan answered for the Huskies at 13:15 off assists from Alexandre Blais and Kai Janviriya, then scored again on the power play at 6:45 with Dezainde and Whitcomb assisting to make it 5-3. UConn continued to generate chances on the extended power play, but Boston University pushed play back late and Brandon Svoboda scored a short-handed empty-net goal at :49. The goal set the final margin as the Huskies fell 6-3.

















