Junior forward Alex Carpenter had two goals and an assist for the Eagles

Prd	Time	Team	Score	Type	Scored By	Assists
1st	12:36	BC	1-0	PP GW	Alex Carpenter (30)	Megan Keller/17, Emily Pfalzer/30
1st	18:12	BC	2-0	EV	Toni Ann Miano (3)	Kenzie Kent/29, Haley Skarupa/32
2nd	17:17	BC	3-0	EV	Andie Anastos (12)	Emily Field/16, Kaliya Johnson/7
2nd	19:49	BC	4-0	SH EN	Haley Skarupa (27)	Alex Carpenter/39
3rd	15:42	BC	5-0	SH	Alex Carpenter (31)	-

Scoring	1st	2nd	3rd	Final
Boston University	0	0	0	0
Boston College	2	2	1	5

Shots on Goal	1st	2nd	3rd	SOG
Boston University	6	16	6	28
Boston College	15	7	13	35

Team Stats and Records	PP	PIM	SHGF
Boston University (21-8-2)	0/7	6/28	0
Boston College (30-1-1)	1/3	8/24	2

Boston University Goaltending	MIN	GA	1	2	3	Saves
Erin O'Neil (L, 9-4-1)	59:48	4	13	5	12	30
Empty Net	0:12	1

Boston College Goaltending	MIN	GA	1	2	3	Saves
Katie Burt (W, 26-1-1)	60:00	0	6	16	6	28

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Chestnut Hill, Mass. - No. 1 Boston College women's hockey (30-1-1, 20-0-0 WHEA) blanked No. 6 Boston University (21-8-2, 15-5-0 WHEA), 5-0, Thursday on Senior Night at Kelley Rink. Freshman goaltender Katie Burt recorded her ninth shutout in the Eagles' second win over the Terriers this season.

Boston College swarmed the BU net in the first period, amassing 15 shots on goaltender Erin O'Neil.

Junior forward Alex Carpenter finally cracked O'Neil 12 minutes into the opening frame. Senior defenseman Emily Pfalzer slid the puck over to freshman defenseman Megan Keller at the blue line. Carpenter provided the redirection on Keller's slap shot to make it 1-0, Eagles.

The Eagles added on another goal before time expired in the first. Freshman Toni Ann Miano scored her third goal of the season on a give-and-go with freshman forward Kenzie Kent to give BC a two-goal cushion heading into the first intermission.

Four Boston College penalties in the second period gave the Terriers plenty of opportunities to attack the Eagle net. Burt withstood 16 shots from the BU offensive rush to keep Boston University goalless in the middle stanza.

"I thought the kids handled it really well. We kind of knew what they were trying to do on the power play and I thought the team did really well in the penalty kill. Katie Burt was tremendous. On a lot of those opportunities she covered up the puck and didn't allow them to have a second chance," said head coach Katie King Crowley.

Although Boston University outshot BC, 16-7, in the middle frame, the Eagles added on two goals at the end of the second. Sophomore forward Andie Anastos lifted the puck into the upper glove-side corner for BC's third goal of the night

The Terriers pulled O'Neil on a power play with 25 seconds to play in the period to gain an extra man in the attack. Junior forward Haley Skarupa played spoiler with an empty-netter to extend the Eagles' lead to 4-0 after two periods.

The third period saw two 10-minute misconduct penalties, one on BU senior defenseman Shannon Stoneburgh and the other on BC junior forward Dana Trivigno. Stoneburgh was also dealt a game misconduct penalty.

Carpenter finished off the Eagles' 30th victory of the season on a top shelf shorthanded goal with four minutes to play.

NOTES:

-The Eagles' seven seniors: Emily Pfalzer, Kate Leary, Erin Kickham, Danielle Doherty, Emily Field, along with managers Peter Igo and Grant Slingerland were honored before the game for Senior Night

- Alex Carpenter, with three points on two goals and one assists vs. the Terriers, now has 70 points - tying her own BC record for single season points

- Katie Burt is now tied for third nationally with nine shutouts this season

- The Eagles faced a season-high eight penalties and 24 penalty minutes

- BC is now 19-15-4 all-time vs. Boston University

- Boston College continued to outshoot every opponent it has faced this season, edging the Terriers. 35-28 in shots on goal

Next up, it's the Terriers' turn to host the Battle of Comm Ave, as Boston College travels to Walter Brown Arena on Saturday, Feb. 21 for its final regular season game.