College Hockey Tonight (11/15): Quinnipiac rolls past Boston University

Plus, all the scores and notes from every game around college hockey on Saturday night

Nov 16, 2025

Here’s a full rundown of Saturday night’s action across college hockey:

Non-Conference

Quinnipiac 6, Boston University 2: The Bobcats dominated from start to finish, outshooting BU 49–23. Quinnipiac had six players record multi-point nights“Pathetic, embarrassing,” said BU coach Jay Pandolfo. “That’s one of the worst games that I’ve ever been a part of.

“We’re a very poorly coached team based off of what I just saw.”

RPI 2, UMass Lowell 0: A rough weekend for the River Hawks, who were swept by Union and RPI. Nate Krawchuk stopped all 29 shots for his first shutout of the season.

Minnesota 6, Long Island 3: The Gophers bounced back after Friday’s setback. Brett Rylance scored twice for LIU, while Minnesota spread its scoring across six different players.

Union 6, New Hampshire 0: A statement weekend for Union, which outscored UNH and UMass Lowell 13–1 over two games. Brandon Buhr recorded a hat trick and Ben Muthersbaugh added two goals. Cameron Korpi made 24 saves for the shutout.

Alaska Anchorage 3, Bentley 2: UAA netminder Tyler Krivstov turned aside 34 shots to lead the Seawolves.

Princeton 3, Stonehill 2: Joseph Grainda cut into Princeton’s lead early in the third, but the Tigers held on for the win.

ECAC

Dartmouth 3, Clarkson 1: Dartmouth remained perfect, improving to 6–0. With the game tied entering the third, Nathan Morin and Hayden Stavroff delivered the deciding goals.

Colgate 4, Brown 0: A suffocating effort from Colgate, which held Brown to only 12 shots. Simon Labelle recorded a hat trick.

Cornell 5, Yale 2: A 45-minute delay for ice issues at Lynah Rink didn’t slow Cornell, as Ryan Walsh scored twice in the win.

Harvard 4, St. Lawrence 3: Philip Tresca’s two goals powered the Crimson.

Hockey East

Merrimack 3, Providence 2: The Warriors salvaged a split behind two goals from Trevor Hoskin, who briefly left after taking a puck to the head before returning to net the game-winner. Max Lundgren made 40 saves.

Boston College 4, UMass 0: Even without Teddy Stiga (serving a one-game suspension), BC controlled play behind 32 saves from Louka Cloutier. Jake Sondreal scored twice and Ryan Conmy posted three points.

Vermont 2, Maine 1: A strong bounce-back for the Catamounts after Friday’s 7–0 loss. Axel Mangbo made 35 saves before exiting with an injury; Aiden Wright stopped all eight shots he faced in the final five minutes.

UConn 4, Northeastern 3 (OT): Northeastern led 3–0 before UConn stormed back with four goals over the final 33 minutes. Joey Muldowney buried the overtime winner.

Big Ten

Michigan State 3, Notre Dame 1: The Spartans extended their winning streak to nine. Porter Martone scored his seventh of the season and Trey Augustine posted 28 saves.

Wisconsin 6, Ohio State 5 (OT): A wild finish overshadowed by a controversial call. Thomas Weis was called for interference with 13 seconds left in regulation, giving Wisconsin a power play in overtime. Gavin Morrissey buried the winner.

“How was that game decided by a call like that?” OSU coach Steve Rohlik said. “I don’t get it. With 13 seconds to go. And how it was handled is, in my mind, unacceptable. But we’ll move on. I mean, they scored to win it in overtime but I thought it was a hell of a hockey game. Back and forth, and we did everything we could.”

Officials reviewed the sequence but let the penalty stand.

“It happened to us against Michigan State, the same type of play,” Rohlik added. “Incidental collision. They actually picked up the flag (against MSU). In a situation like that, to me, really? You think my guy was going there to try to hit a guy without the puck? Come on. But what do you do? You’ve got to kill it off and give those guys some space. It’s too bad it had to end that way.”

Penn State 4, Michigan 2: The Nittany Lions responded after Michigan rolled in the series opener. Joshua Fleming stopped 32 shots.

NCHC

Western Michigan 6, Miami 2: The Broncos overpowered Miami, outshooting the RedHawks 51–16. Miami managed just five shots through two periods, and at one point in the second period shots were 34-3. Ty Henricks scored twice.

Denver 3, Colorado College 2: CC outshot Denver 40–26, including a 21–7 edge in the third, but the Pioneers held on.

Omaha 2, Minnesota Duluth 0: Dawson Cowan made 32 saves, turning aside one of college hockey’s more potent early-season offenses.

Arizona State 4, North Dakota 2: The Sun Devils answered Friday’s loss with a clinical finish, scoring four times despite being outshot 41–15.

Atlantic Hockey America

Niagara 4, Army 1: Max Muranov recorded a hat trick as the Purple Eagles completed the sweep and outshot Army 42–21.

Sacred Heart 3, Canisius 2: Felix Trudeau scored twice, capping a weekend in which he tallied five goals.

RIT 3, Robert Morris 2: Ty Whyte tied the game for RIT in the second, and Christian Catalano delivered the winner with 45 seconds left.

Holy Cross 4, Air Force 1: The Crusaders finished the sweep despite being outshot 11–3 in the second period.

CCHA

Bowling Green 5, Ferris State 2: Jaden Grant and Brody Waters each scored twice. BGSU held Ferris State to 16 shots.

Minnesota State 4, Lake Superior 2: Defenseman Evan Murr followed up Friday’s overtime heroics by setting up three goals.

Michigan Tech 2, Bemidji State 1: Bemidji led 1–0 before Stiven Sardarian tied it, and Max Koskipirtti scored the winner 1:35 into the third.

Augustana 4, St. Thomas 4 (OT): The Vikings won the shootout. Nick Williams scored twice for St. Thomas.