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Men's Ice Hockey
The five-time national champion Terriers enter their 90th season with 39th-year head coach Jack Parker at the helm. Senior Chris Connolly will serve as team captain of a squad that returns its top seven scorers from a year ago in addition to standout senior goaltender Kieran Millan.
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Women's Ice Hockey
There are high hopes for the 2011-12 Terriers after they reached the Women’s Frozen Four championship game in just their sixth year as a varsity program. The team earned a program-best 27 victories in the 2010-11 campaign and returns four Hockey East All-Stars to this year’s roster.
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Basketball Schedules
The 2011 America East champion men’s basketball team and the 2011 America East runner-up women’s team will open their seasons with a home doubleheader on Nov. 11. Both squads return four starters for the 2011-12 season. Click here for season ticket information.
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Agganis Arena
Located within Boston University's impressive $225-million John Hancock Student Village, Agganis Arena is a state-of-the-art, multipurpose sports and entertainment center. A 290,000-square foot premier venue, it serves as home for the hockey and basketball teams and also for many other events, including past concerts by Carrie Underwood and Kings of Leon.
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Boston University
With over 30,000 students from 50 states and more than 100 countries, Boston University is the fourth largest independent university in the United States. Ranked 56th in the latest U.S. News & World Report, the school offers a rare fusion of liberal arts and professional education. Click here to learn more about the BU Advantage.
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Women's Swimming Claims AE 200-Free Relay Title; Men Move to Fourth Place
BOSTON – The 200-free relay team of Brigette O’Shaughnessy, Emily Munday, Marina Morie and Eve Kinsella swam to a first-place finish at the 2007 America East Swimming and Diving Championships, breaking a 23-year-old record in the process. At the end of day two, the women’s squad moved up one spot in the standings to second with 232 points, and men are currently in fourth place with 153. The 200-free relay time was also seven one-hundredths shy of breaking the AE Championship record, as the team clocked in at 1:35.98. The last time a BU relay squad won a conference crown was during the 2000 season. In the first finals of day two, Liisa Young swam a season-best in the 500 free with a time of five minutes, 05.22 seconds for a fifth-place finish. Marina Morie and Christina Ruggiero also picked up crucial points in the event, helping the Terriers move up two spots in the rankings and tying leader, UMBC, with 102 points, through seven events. The trio of Eve Kinsella, Lidija Breznikar and Brigette O’Shaughnessy took second, third and fourth in the 200 IM, as BU and UMBC continued to separate themselves from the pack in the standings. UMBC’s Agnes Stanislawska claimed the 200 IM crown in 2:03.56. Kinsella touched shortly in 2:04.19, .35 seconds faster than her preliminary time, lowering the school record for the second time in one day. In the women's three-meter diving event, sophomore Alex Crerar placed second with 273.55 points, while senior Megan White was the sixth-place finisher with 225.50 points. Swimming in the men’s 500-free final, Arik Seiler placed fourth with a time of 4:32.81. In the first heat, Ben Kaiser, Greg Dierksen and Michael Bear helped boost the men’s point total to 112 through seven events to leap to third place. The men’s 200-free relay team of Griffin Moodie, Arik Seiler, Nick Rosenfeld and Kyle Berg swam to a fourth-place finish, clocking in at 1:26.70. Day three of the America East Swimming and Diving Championships will begin at 10 a.m., at BU’s Competition Pool.
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