DURHAM, N.H. - Freshman goaltender Corinne Schroeder made a career-high 42 saves as the Boston University women's ice hockey team skated to a 2-2 tie at New Hampshire on Sunday afternoon at the Whittemore Center.

GOAL-BY-GOAL

• Senior Victoria Bach scored just 18 seconds into the proceedings to give BU a 1-0 lead. Sophomore Abby Cook began the rush by getting the puck out of her own zone to senior Rebecca Leslie. Leslie skated over the UNH blue line and dropped the puck for Bach, who roofed it over Ava Boutilier (34 saves) for her fourth goal of the year.
• Freshman Kristina Schuler made it 2-0 with a power-play goal at the 15:55 mark of the opening frame. Redshirt sophomore Abbey Stanley passed it to junior Mary Grace Kelley, who then proceeded to slip the puck to Schuler in the left circle. Schuler's shot bounced off a Wildcat defender and into the net for Schuler's second goal of the season.
• UNH got a goal back early in the third period when Meghara McManus slotted home a rebound past freshman Schroeder during a Wildcat power play.
• The Wildcats tied the game at the 13:14 mark of the frame with a 4-on-3 power-play marker.
• Neither team was able to score in the remainder of the third period or overtime, though both teams did enjoy multiple chances in the final five minutes of the contest.

SCHROEDER STEALS A POINT

• Schroeder was outstanding between the pipes for the Terriers in just her second collegiate start.
• She stopped all 20 shots she faced in the opening 20 minutes before making 16 saves during the third period and overtime.
• Schroeder is now 1-0-1 as a Terrier and has yet to allow more than two goals in any game this season.
• She made 26 saves in a 6-2 win over UConn on Oct. 22.

BACH AT IT AGAIN

• Bach extended her point streak to five games with her first-period marker on Sunday.
• She has lit the lamp in four of those five tilts.

LESLIE FINISHES OCTOBER WITH A FLOURISH

• After being held pointless through the Terriers' first four games, Leslie has broken through in a big way.
• She has recorded a point in each of her last three games, 

COOKING UP SOME ASSISTS

• Cook has now recorded an assist in each of the last three games.
• Those three helpers are her first three assists of the season.
• Cook totaled 11 assists as a rookie last year.

BACK HOME FOR THREE

• The Terriers will begin a three-game homestand on Friday, Nov. 3, when they begin a two-game series against RIT at Walter Brown Arena.
• Puck drop is scheduled for 7 p.m.