Game No. 30: at Providence (9-18-1, 5-12-1 WHEA)
When	Game 30: Saturday, Feb. 6  |  2 p.m.
Where	Schneider Arena  |  Providence, R.I.
Broadcast and stats	Game 30: Live Stats  |  Live Video
Game Notes	Northeastern (PDF)
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Winners of 13 straight games, the No. 5 Northeastern women's hockey team (24-4-1, 18-2-0 WHEA) will look to stay hot Saturday when it pays a visit to Providence (9-18-1, 5-12-1 WHEA) for a 2 p.m. contest. The Huskies have not lost a game since Nov. 28 and have outscored their opponents by a 63-20 margin during their current winning streak.

HUSKIES, FRIARS MEET FOR THIRD TIME
Northeastern and Providence will be meeting for the third time this season on Saturday. The Huskies are 2-0-0 against the Friars so far this season with a 4-0 win at Matthews Arena on Oct. 25, and a 5-1 victory at Schneider Arena on Jan. 13. In the last meeting between the teams, NU's top line of Denisa Krizova, Hayley Scamurra and Kendall Coyne combined for five goals and seven assists in the 5-1 win. 

COYNE REWRITING NU RECORD BOOKS
Senior Kendall Coyne is in the midst of an historic season as the Huskies seek their first-ever appearance in the NCAA tournament. Coyne leads the nation in goals (38) and points (66) and recently broke the Northeastern all-time points mark, previously held by Hilary Witt '00. Coyne tallied a hat trick on Jan. 10 with Witt on the opposite bench (as the head coach of UNH) to pass the former NU legend with her 209th career point. Since then, Coyne has stretched her record to 231 career points, the third-most among active NCAA players and the 13th-most in NCAA history since the year 2000. 

HUSKIES ON LONGEST RUN SINCE 1988-89
With 13 straight wins entering Saturday's showdown, Northeastern is riding its longest winning streak since the 1988-89 squad won 15 consecutive games. The Huskies recently completed their fourth unbeaten January in program history; during the month, NU scored at least four goals in all 10 games and averaged 5.3 goals per game. 

It should be noted that the 1987-88 and 1988-89 teams went unbeaten for an unprecedented string of 42 consecutive games spanning two seasons. The longest single-season winning streak in program history is still 15 games, however, as the 1987-88 team started the year with 11 straight wins, then tied, before ending the year with 15 more consecutive wins. The 1988-89 team then opened the year with 15 more wins–stretching the streak to 42 games without a loss–before falling to Providence on Feb. 5, 1989.

COYNE, BUGALSKI EARN MONTHLY HONORS
After completing the month of January with a 10-0-0 record, the Northeastern women's hockey team had two players honored in the Hockey East monthly awards, as announced Wednesday. Senior Kendall Coyne was named the Warrior Player of the Month for January in Hockey East after tallying 27 points (13 goals, 14 assists) in 10 games during the month. Freshman Brittany Bugalski was also honored as the Stop it Goaltender of the Month after posting a 6-0-0 record with a 1.06 GAA and a .945 save percentage, all league bests in January.

HUSKIES HOLD OFF BU IN BEANPOT SEMIS
Senior Kendall Coyne scored two goals and freshman Brittany Bugalski made 30 saves to help the Huskies hold off Boston University, 3-2, on Tuesday in the Beanpot semifinals. With the victory, NU advanced to its fourth Beanpot final in the last five years and will face No. 1 Boston College in the championship game on Feb. 9 at BU's Walter Brown Arena.