College Hockey

Wong’s goals lift Quinnipiac to OT win over Minutemen

Brandon Wong tied the game for Quinnipiac with 1:10 remaining in regulation then hammered home the winner in overtime as the ninth-ranked Bobcats pulled out an exciting 5-4 victory over No. 10 Massachusetts yesterday in Hamden, Conn. (From Staff Reports, 1:44 a.m.)

Terriers play up to their potential

NEW YORK - Between injuries and illness, Boston University coach Jack Parker didn’t have a full roster through the first 12 games of the season. That changed last night when the Terriers squared off against former ECAC rival Cornell in “Red Hot Hockey’’ in front of a sold-out crowd of 18,200 at Madison Square Garden. (Globe Staff, 1:43 a.m.)

Catamounts pounce on Huskies

Redemption, like leftovers, is a dish best served quickly. Last night, Vermont wasted little time rebounding from an embarrassing home loss to UMass Tuesday, ringing up a character-building 3-2 triumph over Northeastern at Matthews Arena. (Globe Correspondent, 11/28/09)

Win at Harvard a bright spot for BU hockey team

Boston University looked more like the team everyone had expected during a run-and-gun, 6-5 overtime victory over Harvard at the Bright Center Tuesday night. The defending national champion Terriers had jump, were skating with intensity and purpose, and had the power play (3 for 5) operating on all cylinders. (Globe Staff, 11/27/09)

Friars pull off upset

Alex Velischek and Mark Fayne each had a goal and an assist as the Providence Friars scored four consecutive goals to knock off No. 3 UMass-Lowell, 4-2, last night in a Hockey East game at Schneider Arena. (Staff and Wire Reports, 11/25/09)

BU takes overtime thriller

Thanksgiving will be here tomorrow and the month of November is winding down, but neither Boston University (4-7-1) nor Harvard (1-5-2) will miss many of the hockey games the teams have played over the past month. (Globe Staff, 11/25/09)