Friday Night: Huskies and Terriers Deadlocked in Storrs
STORRS, CT – No. 7 UConn women’s hockey and Boston University played to a 1–1 tie at Toscano Family Ice Forum, with BU taking the shootout for an extra Hockey East point. The Huskies (12-3-2, 5-1-1 HEA) outshot the Terriers 44-42 and controlled the faceoff circle (30-19), but both goaltenders starred—Tia Chan racking up 43 saves for UConn, her third straight 40+ save game.
BU struck first with a shorthanded goal midway through the second, but UConn answered late in the period. Claire Murdoch buried the equalizer off feeds from Ashley Allard and Sadie Hotles. The third period and overtime saw both teams generate chances, but neither could break the deadlock. In the shootout, BU edged UConn 2-1.
- Key Performers:
- Tia Chan: 43 saves
- Claire Murdoch: 1 goal
- Ashley Allard, Sadie Hotles: 1 assist each
- UConn: 30 faceoff wins, 44 shots
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Saturday: Last-Second Heroics Lift Huskies in Boston
BOSTON, Mass. – Dec. 6, 2025 — The Huskies closed the series with a dramatic 3-2 win at Walter Brown Arena, capped by Meghane Duchesne-Chalifoux’s game-winning goal with 7.3 seconds left. UConn (13-3-2, 6-1-1 HEA) dominated early possession, but BU opened scoring in the second. Junior Livvy Dewar tied it on the power play, and Ashley Allard put UConn ahead early in the third. BU equalized late, but Duchesne-Chalifoux’s clutch finish sealed the victory.
- Key Performers:
- Meghane Duchesne-Chalifoux: GWG, 1st career game-winner
- Ashley Allard: 1 goal, 1 assist
- Livvy Dewar: 1 PPG (career-high 4th goal)
- Maya Serdachny: 3 assists in the series
- Tia Chan: 20 saves
- UConn: 31 shots, 22 faceoff wins
Series Takeaways
- UConn is now 13-3-2 overall and 6-1-1 in Hockey East.
- Tia Chan delivered 63 saves across the weekend.
- Ashley Allard scored in both games and has 3 goals in her last 4 outings.
- Huskies’ special teams delivered a key power-play goal in Game 2.
- UConn heads into the winter break with momentum and a top-10 national ranking.
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Up Next: The Huskies face Providence in a home-and-home series starting Jan. 2.
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