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Boston College Men’s Hockey Goalie Jacob Fowler Continues to Impress, The Rundown: January 28, 2025

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Sophomore goaltender, Jacob Fowler, totaled 61 saves this past weekend vs BU. Mandatory Credit: Chris Ticas / For The Heights
Sophomore goaltender, Jacob Fowler, totaled 61 saves this past weekend vs BU. Mandatory Credit: Chris Ticas / For The Heights | Chris Ticas / For The Heights

The top-ranked Eagles men's ice hockey team is off to a scorching start to the second semester. After dropping their first match to Merrimack on Jan. 10, BC has ripped off six straight victories by a combined margin of 22-5.

This past weekend, the Eagles had a series against the nation's second highest scoring team in the Boston University Terriers and swept them in dominant fashion.

The team was particularly strong at limiting BU's offense with its star goaltender Jacob Fowler giving up just two goals on the weekend to a team averaging nearly four a game.

The sophomore goaltender recorded 61 saves and allowed zero even-strength goals in quite possibly his most dominant weekend yet.

This led to Fowler being recognized as Hockey East Player of the Week, just the third goalie to do so since 2020.

Today's Schedule:

No games are scheduled for Tuesday, January 28th.

Eagles Results:

No games played on Monday, January 27th.

Countdown to Boston College baseball’s season opener:

17 days.

Did You Notice?

  • The 2024 National Champion BC women's lacrosse team had its championship banquet on Saturday night.
  • The 2025 football schedule was unveiled on Monday night for Boston College.
  • Freshman forward Teddy Stiga was, yet again, named Hockey East Rookie of the Week.

Boston College Eagles Quote of the Day:

"My motivation to start lifting was so I wouldn't get pushed around."
Mike Ruth

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Peyton Davis is an intern with BamaCentral, covering football, basketball and baseball. He has also covered for the Miami and Boston College OnSI sites. He will graduate from Alabama in the spring of 2025 with a degree and news media. During his four years at UA, Peyton appeared on the radio for WVUA-FM as well as Tide 100.9, along with covering games for WVUA23 and beat reporting for both football and basketball. Born and raised in New Orleans, Peyton has also contributed for local sites such as Cresent City Sports, covering high school football and baseball as well as BootKrewe Media, where he covered the New Orleans Saints.

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