Games No. 33 & 34 vs. Boston University (19-11-2, 16-4-2 WHEA)
When	Game 33: Friday, Feb. 19  |  7 p.m. Game 34: Saturday, Feb. 20  |  2 p.m.
Where	Game 33: Walter Brown Arena  |  Boston, Mass. Game 34: Matthews Arena  |  Boston, Mass.  |  Directions
Tickets	Game 34: Buy Tickets
Promotions (Saturday)	• Senior Day for Kendall Coyne, Tori Hickel and Jordan Krause • Free winter hats for 200 fans • Organization Day: Student group with most members in attendance and most spirit will win $1,000 towards their budget
Broadcast and stats	Game 33:  Live Stats  |  Live Video Game 34:  Live Stats  |  Live Video
Game Notes	Northeastern (PDF)
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BOSTON – The No. 6/6 Northeastern women's hockey team (25-6-1, 19-3-0 WHEA) will wrap up the regular season this weekend with a home-and-home series against rival Boston University (19-11-2, 16-4-2 WHEA). The Terriers enter the weekend four points back of NU for second place in the Hockey East standings; the Huskies need to take at least one point to clinch the No. 2 seed for next weekend's WHEA quarterfinals. 

SALUTING THE SENIORS
Saturday will be senior day at Matthews Arena as the Huskies salute Kendall Coyne, Tori Hickel and Jordan Krause for their outstanding careers with the program. The trio has combined for 325 games, 144 goals, 168 assists and 312 points at Northeastern. Hickel will be appearing in her 136th career game on Sunday, which ranks as the eighth-most all-time in program history. 

HOCKEY EAST PLAYOFF PICTURE HEATS UP
With one weekend remaining in the conference season, all eight WHEA playoff spots have been clinched. The order of the teams remains to be seen, however, as Vermont, Providence and New Hampshire are each level on 14 points with two games remaining. What is known is that Boston College will be the No. 1 seed and will host No. 8 seed Maine in the quarterfinals. Northeastern, Boston University and UConn will also host quarterfinal series, but the opponents are all yet to be determined. All three games of NU's quarterfinal series will be played at Matthews Arena with start times of 2 p.m.

QUARTERFINAL TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Tickets for the Hockey East quarterfinals at Matthews Arena on Feb. 26-28 are on sale now at the Northeastern ticket office. Adult tickets are set for $5 and faculty/staff tickets will be available for a discounted rate of $3. NU undergraduate students may reserve free tickets to the quarterfinals on myNEU. For more information, visit GoNU.com/tickets or call (617) 373-4700. 

HUSKIES APPROACHING SEASON WINS MARK
With 25 wins this season, Northeastern is approaching the single season program record for wins in a year  (27) held by both the 1996-97 and 2001-02 squads. This season's win total of 25 is tied with the 1998-99 team for the fifth-most in a season in program history. With one more win, the 2015-16 team would tie the 1987-88 and 1997-98 squads with 26 wins in a year.

GOALS GALORE
With 140 goals in 32 games, Northeastern has posted its sixth-highest scoring season in program history. The NU record for most goals in a season is held by the 1997-98 squad, who lit the lamp 173 times en route to a 26-6-5 overall record. This season's team is averaging 4.38 goals per game (good for the third best mark in the nation), compared to the 4.68 goals-per-game clip posted by the 97-98 squad. 

COYNE CLOSING IN ON MORE RECORDS
Senior Kendall Coyne is closing in on two more program records for single-season goals and points. Coyne enters the weekend with 41 goals and 71 points, which both rank second to Vicky Sunohara's 51-goal, 78-point season of 1988-89. Incredibly, Sunohara accomplished the feat in only 25 games in 1988-89 in leading Northeastern to the ECAC championship.