BURLINGTON, Vt. -  Redshirt junior Sammy Davis matched career highs with four points and three assists to help lead the No. 8 Boston University women's ice hockey team to a 7-2 win at Vermont on Friday night at Gutterson Fieldhouse.

Davis was one of six different Terriers to light the lamp and one of six different BU skaters to record at least two points. Sophomore Jesse Compher recorded her NCAA-leading 31^st and 32^nd assists of the season in addition to her 14^th goal of the year.

Freshman Emma Wuthrich notched a career-high two goals while redshirt junior Abbey Stanley, junior Abby Cook and senior Reagan Rust all finished with two assists apiece. Junior Deziray De Sousa and sophomore Kristina Schuler both found the back of the net as well while junior Breanna Scarpaci and sophomore Nara Elia each added an assist.

Sophomore Corinne Schroeder made several spectacular stops as part of her 16-save performance. She turned aside all eight shots she faced in the third period to preserve the win.

BU (15-6-6, 12-5-5 WHEA) extended its unbeaten streak to eight games (7-0-1) with the win while Vermont fell to 7-17-4 overall and 5-14-2 in Hockey East.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Vermont opened the scoring just 4:19 into the proceedings to grab a 1-0 lead.
• De Sousa evened the score with a power-play strike at 12:01 of the first frame. Melissa Black (18 saves) kicked aside a shot by Rust from the top of the zone, but De Sousa was right in front to knock home the rebound for her sixth goal of the year.
• Parker gave the Terriers a 2-1 lead less than two minutes later. After Scarpaci broke up a play in the defensive zone, Davis grabbed the puck at the left half-boards and whipped the puck to Parker, who was on the right wing of the neutral zone. Parker raced past a defender and skated to the right circle before ripping a shot past Black for her ninth goal of the year.
• Davis then made it 3-1 with 3:48 to play in the period when she slid home a rebound off a Compher shot that rang off the post.
• BU pushed its lead to 4-1 just 3:15 into the second stanza. Davis created a 2-on-1 with Wuthrich and deftly found the freshman at the right post for Wuthrich's fourth goal of the year.
• Compher made it 5-1 at 12:51 of the middle frame when she redirected a Cook shot past Black.
• Schroeder made a huge save on a breakaway following a UVM goal to keep the Terriers ahead by three entering the final 20 minutes.
• Schuler made it 6-2 when she won a faceoff back to Cook and pushed home a loose puck off a rebound.
• Wuthrich completed her career night at 5:05 of the period thanks to assists by Donnelly and Rust.

• Davis matched her career high of four points, which was set at Vermont on Jan. 17, 2016.
• In that game she recorded her first collegiate hat trick along with one assist.
• She also matched her career high in assists with three, which she last achieved against Boston College on Dec. 1.
• Compher, who leads Hockey East with 46 points, recorded an assist for an NCAA-leading 22^nd different time this season.
• Friday was also Compher's nation-best eighth multi-assist game of the year.
• Schuler has scored four goals in the last three games.
• Wuthrich collected her first multi-point game as a Terrier.
• BU killed all three power plays it faced and is a perfect 10-of-10 on the penalty kill over its last three tilts.
• This was the third time this season that at least six different Terriers scored a goal.

• The Terriers will face off against No. 3 Northeastern in the opening round of the 41^st annual Women's Beanpot on Tuesday at Harvard.
• Puck drop is set for 5 p.m.