No. 18 Terriers Set for Home-and-Home Series with No. 11 Providence

Friday, January 23

Providence, RI

7 PM

Boston University

Providence

Photo by: Matt Woolverton

No. 18 Terriers Set for Home-and-Home Series with No. 11 Providence

January 22, 2026 | Men's Ice Hockey

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#18 Boston University (12-10-1, 8-7-0 HE) at/vs. #11 Providence (13-7-2, 8-3-1 HE)
Date & Time: Friday, Jan. 23 - 7 p.m. | Saturday, Jan. 24 - 7 p.m.
Venue: Schneider Arena - Providence, R.I. | Agganis Arena - Boston, Mass.
Twitter: @BUGameDay | @TerrierHockey

The No. 18 Boston University men's ice hockey team will continue its 104th season this weekend when they play a home-and-home series against No. 11 Providence. The teams will face off in Rhode Island on Friday at 7 before skating at Agganis Arena on Saturday. Puck drop on ESPN+ for both tilts is scheduled for 7 p.m. An audio-only broadcast for both games will be located here.

Tickets for Saturday's showdown at Agganis can be found here.

TERRIER TIDBITS

The Terriers went 2-1-0 in three games last week, including a weekend split with UMass Lowell.
BU bounced back from Friday's 4-3 overtime loss at Agganis to shut out the River Hawks, 3-0, on Saturday in Lowell thanks to 23 saves from sophomore Mikhail Yegorov.
That was Yegorov's second shutout of the month; he also held UMass scoreless in Amherst on Jan. 9.
He is 3-1-0 in five January starts, posting a .954 save percentage and a 1.08 goals-against average since the calendar flipped to 2026.
Sophomore Cole Hutson scored Saturday's game-winner at Lowell and had the primary assist on classmate Nick Roukounakis' insurance goal in the third period.
Hutson was announced as the Terriers' Hobey Baker Award nominee on Wednesday.
He leads all NCAA defensemen with 1.05 points per game, totaling 23 points on eight goals and 15 assists.
Hutson also paces all blue liners with four game-winning goals.
Junior Jack Harvey scored the Terriers' seventh shorthanded goal of the season on Friday against UMass Lowell.
Only St. Thomas (10) has more shorthanded goals this season than BU.

HISTORY WITH PROVIDENCE

This weekend's series will be the will be the 201st and 202nd meetings between BU and Providence in a series that started during the 1926-27 season.
The Terriers lead the series, 120-60-20 (.650).
That includes a 19-5-5 record at Agganis Arena.
BU has not lost to Providence at Agganis Arena since the 2018-19 season.
The Terriers are 10-1-1 in their last 12 matchups with the Friars dating back to the 2020-21 campaign.
BU has shut out PC on 20 occasions while only being blanked six times.

SCOUTING THE FRIARS

Providence is coming off a weekend sweep of Boston College, earning a 4-3 overtime win in Chestnut Hill last Friday before winning by the same score in regulation at home on Saturday.
The Friars have won four in a row and seven of their last eight contests.
Freshman Roger McQueen leads Providence with 19 points on eight goals and a team-best 11 assists.
McQueen and classmate Julius Sumpf both pace Providence with 11 helpers apiece.
Sophomores Logan Sawyer (9g, 9a) and John Mustatd (9g, 8a) are tied for the team lead with nine goals apiece.
Freshman netminder Jack Parsons has won all four of his starts since taking over for the injured Philip Svedbäck.
Parsons is 4-1-0 overall this season with a 2.23 goals-against average and a .924 save percentage.