Live Updates: No. 15 Boston College Men's Hockey vs No. 10 Maine, Game 2

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Heading into Saturday’s series-finale matchup against No. 10 Maine, the No. 15 Boston College men’s hockey team has won five consecutive games—the longest streak since the Eagles’ nine-game run during the 2024-25 season from Jan. 11 to Feb. 7.

BC (7-4-1, 5-2-0 Hockey East) is now tied for first place in the Hockey-East standings with No. 11 UConn after defeating the Black Bears (7-5-1, 4-3-0), 7-3, on Friday night, and have an opportunity to take sole possession of first with a sixth straight win and a Huskies’ loss to the New Hampshire Wildcats, who UConn plays at 6:30 p.m. ET on Saturday as well.

Saturday’s contest will mark the 143rd all-time matchup between BC and Maine. The Eagles lead the series, 75-56-11, and have not lost to the Black Bears since Nov. 10, 2023.

Live Updates:

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Third period:

End of period: Maine 3, Boston College 0.

Goaltender Louka Cloutier has been pulled from the Eagles' net for an extra BC attacker with 2:30 left to play.

6:04 - James Hagens was sent to the box for roughing.

7:08 - Aram Minnetian is booked to the penalty box for hooking.

There was a long stoppage of play due to a serious injury sustained by Maine defenseman Jeremy Langlois, who was knocked off his feet in the defensive zone and smashed his head against the ice. Both teams took a knee for Langlois for about 10 minutes before he was stretchered off the ice.

Both BC and Maine are waiting on the ice and Langlois has been loaded onto the stretcher. He is being safely escorted off the ice.

Every Eagle tapped Langlois’ glove while he was taken out of the arena. https://t.co/WlIOES8xrV pic.twitter.com/Yo9QKNJHvS
— Graham Dietz (@graham_dietz) November 23, 2025

GOAL, Maine - Miguel Marques tallied his second goal of the game from nearly the same position as his first, following up a rebound off of Louka Cloutier's right pad which redirected into the slot between the circles. Maine 3, Boston College 0 [10:40].

The energy on the ice at Conte Forum is noticeably low so far this period. The Eagles must have been decently deflated from the opening goal of the contest, when Aram Minnetian intended to slide a defensive-zone breakout pass to Will Moore but ended up letting go of the puck just a tad quickly, which handed away possesion for a free shot from the middle of the circles for Miguel Marques.

Only 30 seconds into the final frame of regulation, Louka Cloutier made a clutch save on a breakaway for Maine's Josh Nadeau, which would have marked Nadeau's second shorthanded goal if he had put his five-hole attempt through Cloutier's legs.

Second period:

End of period: Maine 2, Boston College 0.

0:46 - Jeremy Langlois received a two-minute minor penalty for interference. The Eagles are 0-for-3 on the power play so far.

4:38 - The official ruling was no goal. The game remains at 2-0 in favor of the Black Bears.

5:29 - Louka Cloutier kept the Eagles afloat with two incredible saves in the final 10 seconds of Letourneau's penalty. One of the shots is under further review for potentially crossing the goal line.

7:34 - Dean Letourneau receives a two-minute minor penalty for roughing, sending Maine to the power play.

12:40 - Brandon Chabrier is sent to the penalty box with a two-minute minor for high-sticking. James Hagens was carrying the puck toward the net and slid a cross-ice pass in the offensive zone to Will Moore, who was tripped up by Chabrier—resulting in the penalty.

14:30 - Dean Letourneau dinks a shot from the right circle off the post for what has easily been BC's closest scoring chance of the frame. Louka Cloutier then made a diving, side-to-side save on a two-on-one opportunity for Maine going the other way.

Owen Fowler is out of the box for the Black Bears, concluding the final minutes of serving his 10-minute unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.

First period:

End of period: Maine 2, Boston College 0.

4:45 - The game is back to even strength after Letourneau's penalty concluded, but Owen Fowler is still in the box because of his unsportsmanlike conduct. He is in the process of serving a 10-minute penalty while Justin Poirier served the two-minute one earlier.

Soon after the goal, Dean Letourneau was penalized for holding a stick, sending the Black Bears to the power play. The last five minutes could not have unfolded any worse for the Eagles.

GOAL, Maine - Josh Nadeau taps in a short-handed goal thanks to Charlie Russell's incredible backhand pass off the boards in the offensive zone to Nadeau right in front of the crease. Maine 2, Boston College 0 [8:50].

9:53 - Maine's Owen Fowler is penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct for trying to jam a puck through Louka Cloutier's pads a few seconds after the whistle, which he got laid on his back for by BC's players on the ice. The Eagles go on their first man advantage.

12:45 - Dean Letourneau was denied by Mathis Rousseau on a one-timer inside of the crease. There are not many closer scoring chances in hockey than the one Letourneau possessed.

13:20 - James Hagens powered back-to-back, close-range shots on Boija after a nifty deke, where he slid the puck underneath a Black Bears' defensemen's stick before corraling it back and sending it on net.

15:40 - Mathis Rousseau saved a point-blank Ryan Conmy shot to keep the Eagles off the scoreboard. Conmy had a clear lane on net, but his shot ricochetted off of Boija's helmet and out of play.

GOAL, Maine - Just 1:32 into the first period, Aram Minnetian gave away a loose puck right in front of his own net, and Miguel Marques took advantage of the mistake, roofing the puck into the top-right corner past Louka Cloutier. Maine 1, Boston College 0 [18:28].

Pregame:

Puck drop is officially at 7:05 p.m. ET.

The Eagles are fitted up upon arrival for Saturday's matchup.

Fits colder than the rink pic.twitter.com/g7wU3M9vEF
— BC Men's Hockey (@BC_MHockey) November 22, 2025

Lines:

Boston College -

Forwards:

Jake Sondreal — James Hagens — Will Vote
Teddy Stiga — Dean Letourneau — Ryan Conmy
Michael Hagens — Will Moore — Landan Resendes
Will Traeger — Brady Berard — Gavin Cornforth

Defensemen:

Drew Fortescue — Aram Minnetian
Lukas Gustafsson — Luka Radivojevic
Will Skahan — Nolan Joyce
Kristian Kostadinski

Goalies:
Louka Cloutier
Jan Korec
Alex Musielak

Maine -

Forwards:
Justin Poirier — Max Scott — Charlie Russell
Owen Fowler — Jaden Lipinski — Josh Nadeau
Thomas Freel — Sully Scholle — Miguel Marques
Will Gerrior — Oskar Komarov — Thomas Pichette

Defensemen:
Brandon Holt — Lukas Peterson
Jeremy Langlois — Frank Djurasevic
Loic Usereau — Brandon Chabrier
Simon Motew

Goalies:
Mathis Rousseau
Albin Boija
Gage Stewart

How to Watch

Who: Boston College Eagles and Maine Black Bears

When: Saturday, Nov. 22 at 7 p.m.

Where: Kelley Rink at Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, Mass.

TV: ESPN+

Radio: WEEI 850 AM

Last Outing, Maine: The Black Bears fell, 7-3, on Saturday to BC. Junior goaltender Albin Boija, a 2024 Mike Richter Award finalist, surrendered six goals on just 21 shots. Charlie Russell, Owen Fowler and Justin Poirier were Maine's goal scorers, while Brandon Holt, Max Scott, Miguel Marques, Frank Djurasevic and Poirier logged assists.

Last Outing, Boston College: The Eagles defeated Maine, 7-3, in Friday's matchup—the first of only two games the programs will play during the regular season. Sophomore forward James Hagens and junior forward Ryan Conmy led BC with two goals apiece, and Landan Resendes, Teddy Stiga and Dean Letourneau each notched a goal.

USCHO Rankings Prior to Series:

Michigan State (50) - 1000, 9-1
Michigan - 927, 11-3
Denver - 871, 8-3-1
Minnesota Duluth - 823, 11-3
Penn State - 767, 10-4
North Dakota - 715, 8-4
Wisconsin - 659, 8-2-2
Western Michigan - 637, 7-5
Quinnipiac - 611, 7-3-2
Maine - 567, 7-4-1
UConn - 484, 6-4-2
Northeastern - 378, 7-3
Dartmouth - 314, 6-0
Minnesota State - 278, 6-2-4
Boston College - 274, 6-4-1
Providence - 242, 5-4-2
UMass - 211, 7-6
Boston University - 176, 5-6-1
Cornell - 149, 4-2
Union - 136, 8-2-1