The Boston University women's ice hockey team will travel to Chestnut Hill on Tuesday night to face fourth-ranked Boston College at Conte Forum. Game time is scheduled for 7 p.m.

GET USED TO FACING THE EAGLES

• BU and BC will meet three times in 12 days beginning with Tuesday's game.
• The teams will play a home-and-home series on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
• The first of those two tilts will take place in Chestnut Hill, followed by a return trip to Walter Brown Arena.
• It will be the last time the teams will face off in the regular season unless they meet on the second Tuesday in February during the annual Beanpot tournament.

INSIDE THE GREEN LINE RIVALRY

• Tuesday will be the 53rd meeting between BU and BC.
• The Terriers are 17-28-7 all-time against BC, including a 7-12-4 record at Conte Forum.
• Five of the last six games have been decided by one goal or less.
• BU last defeated BC on Nov. 5, 2016, a 5-3 victory at Walter Brown Arena.

BEST OF BU AGAINST BC

• Sammy Davis leads the Terriers in goals (3) and points (5) against BC.
• Reagan Rust notched a goal and an assist in her last game against the Eagles and enters Tuesday with three points (1g, 2a).
• Abby Cook has tallied three assists against BC while Mary Grace Kelley and Deziray De Sousa both have one goal and one assist apiece against the Eagles.
• Nara Elia has notched two helpers in four game against BC.
• Ten Terriers in total have recorded at least one point against the Eagles.
• Corinne Schroeder's lone start against BC last year came in the Beanpot title game when she made 30 saves.

EYE ON THE EAGLES

• BC is 10-1-0 since being swept at Minnesota Duluth to open the season.
• The Eagles outscored UConn, 7-0, in a home-and-home sweep this past weekend, with freshman Maddy McArthur combining for 33 saves in the two wins.
• McArthur has started all 13 games for BC, posting a .948 save percentage and a 1.16 goals-against average.
• Four Eagles are tied for the team lead with 14 points, including top goal-scorer Daryl Watts (8g, 6a) and top assist-getter Makenna Newkirk (4g, 10a).
• Junior Caitrin Lonergan and senior Megan Keller both have six goals and eight assists apiece.

• Sophomore Corinne Schroeder was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week on Monday while BC netminder Maddy McArthur was tabbed as the league's Rookie of the Week.
• Schroeder made 26 saves on Friday in a 3-0 win over Vermont for her first collegiate shutout.
• McArthur held UConn scoreless in a pair of victories over the Huskies this past weekend.
• In the last three games, both goaltenders have held opponents to an average of 1.33 goals per game.

COMPHER COLLECTING POINTS

• Sophomore Jesse Compher leads BU with 10 assists and 16 points after she extended her point streak to even games with three points on Saturday
• It was her third straight multi-point effort, as Compher notched a goal and an assist in Friday's 3-0 win.
• She also matched her career highs with two goals and three points in the 4-1 win at UConn on Nov. 9.
• She has notched five goals and added nine assists for 14 points over the last seven games.
• She has factored on 14 of the Terriers' last 16 goals (5g, 9a).
• Compher is a plus-12 this season, including a plus-8 rating over the last three tilts.
• The Northbrook, Illinois, native has recorded at least two points in five of the Terriers' 10 games this year.

PARKER PICKS UP FIRST TWO GOALS

• Freshman Mackenna Parker notched her first collegiate goal on Friday night and followed that with a shorthanded goal on Saturday.
• She struck in the second stanza of Friday's 3-0 win when she skated to the front of the net and finished off a pass from Jesse Compher.
• Parker then tallied a tremendous shorthanded goal to tie the game at 1-1 on Saturday when she picked up a loose puck off a defensive-zone draw and raced past two defenders before roofing a shot over the goaltender's glove.
• Parker, who has played the last three games on the top line, notched a career-high two points on Saturday thanks to an assist.
• She enters Tuesday with four points (2g, 2a) and is a plus-3 in her last three games.

SHORTHANDED? NO PROBLEM.

• Sophomore Jesse Compher is tied for first in the country with two shorthanded goals and leads the NCAA with three shorthanded points.
• Compher, who recorded a shorthanded strike at UConn on Nov. 9 and against New Hampshire on Oct. 13, had the primary assist on Mackenna Parker's shorthanded goal on Saturday.
• She is also one of four players in the nation to have a shorthanded game-winning goal.
• Thanks to Parker's shorthanded marker on Saturday, the Terriers are now tied for the NCAA lead with three such goals.