#8 Boston University (19-7-8, 15-6-6 WHEA) vs. New Hampshire (13-15-6, 10-14-3 WHEA)
Best-of-Three Series	Game One: Friday, March 1 (7 p.m.) | Game Two: Saturday, March 2 (3 p.m.) | Game Three (if nec.): Sunday, March 3 (3 p.m.) **WEEKEND PARKING ADVISORY**
Venue	Walter Brown Arena - Boston, Mass.
Tickets	Three Game Plan | Friday | Saturday
Watch (FloHockey.tv)	Friday | Saturday | Sunday
Mandarin Radio Broadcast	TSRN (Friday only)
Live Stats	Sidearmstats.com
Game Notes	BU | UNH
Twitter	@BUGameDay | @TerrierWHockey

 
The No. 8 and third-seeded Boston University women's ice hockey team will host sixth-seeded New Hampshire in a best-of-three Hockey East quarterfinal series that begins Friday night at Walter Brown Arena. BU and UNH will face off at 7 on Friday, with the final two games taking place at 3 p.m.

All three games will be streamed on FloHockey.tv, the new streaming partner of Hockey East. For more information about the league's streaming package with FloHockey, click here.

GOOD TO BE HOME

• After hitting the road for last year's quarterfinal series at Maine, BU is back home for the opening round of the league playoffs.
• The Terriers are 11-2 all-time at Walter Brown  Arena in the Hockey East quarterfinals.
• One of those two losses was against UNH in game one of the 2017 quarterfinals.
• BU has lost only four times overall at home in the postseason, boasting a 13-4 record that includes two NCAA Tournament victories.

TERRIERS IN THE POSTSEASON

• BU is the most successful team ever in the Hockey East Tournament, posting a 23-9 record with an unmatched total of five championships.
• If the Terriers win the 2019 title, every four-year class but one will have won at least one Hockey East championship.
• BU has advanced to the semifinals 10 times and played in six title games.

BU AND UNH IN THE TOURNAMENT

• The Terriers are 4-2 all-time against UNH in the league tournament, including a 3-1 record at Walter Brown Arena.
• All four of those tilts at Walter Brown were in the quarterfinal round.
• The Terriers defeated the Wildcats, 9-1, in a single-elimination quarterfinal game in 2012.
• BU then won games two and three in the 2017 quarterfinals.
• Like this season, BU and UNH were seeded third and sixth, respectively, in 2012 and 2017.
• The Terriers were also the No. 3 seed in 2010 when they defeated second-seeded UNH, 2-0, in the semifinals.
• The only time UNH has eliminated BU from the postseason was in the 2008 semifinals.

HISTORY WITH THE WILDCATS

• The Terriers are 28-15-5 all-time against New Hampshire, including a 2-0-1 record this season.
• BU holds a 16-7-2 home record against the Wildcats.
• BU is 18-1-2 against the Wildcats since the start of the 2013-14 campaign.
• The Terriers have not lost a regular-season game to UNH at home since Feb. 3, 2011.

BEST OF BU AGAINST UNH

• Sammy Davis leads BU with eight goals and 15 points (8g, 7a) against the Wildcats, including three goals and three assists this season.
• Abby Cook has tallied one goal and a team-best seven assists against UNH.
• All seven of Jesse Compher's points (2g, 5a) have come this season.
• Natasza Tarnowski has tallied three goals while Connor Galway and Abbey Stanley each have three assists apiece.
• Kristina Schuler has notched two goals and one assist.
• Courtney Correia, Deziray De Sousa  and Mary Grace Kelley have each collected two assists against UNH.
• Corinne Schroeder made only one start against the Wildcats this season, turning aside 39 of the 40 shots she faced in a 2-1 road win on Feb. 17.

WHAT'S UP WITH THE WILDCATS

• New Hampshire clinched the sixth seed with a 3-3 home tie against Boston College on Feb. 23.
• UNH has not won since Feb. 3, going 0-3-2 since a 3-2 triumph over Maine that capped a five-game win streak.
• Junior Taylor Wenczkowski, who notched a hat trick in the 3-3 tie with BU on Feb. 16, leads UNH with 20 goals and 26 points.
• Freshman Lauren Martin leads the Wildcats with 14 assists.
• Junior Meghara McManus is the only other Wildcat with at least 10 goals, having lit the lamp 11 times in addition to eight assists.
• Senior Kyra Smith is 12-10-4 in 26 starts, posting a 2.11 goals-against average and a .928 save percentage.
• She combined for 50 saves in her two starts against the Terriers in February.