BOSTON, Mass. — A hard-fought battle into overtime was not enough as the No. 15/15 Northeastern men's hockey team fell, 2-1, to the Providence Friars in the Hockey East quarterfinal game.

• Midway through the opening frame, the Huskies took an early 1-0 advantage over the Friars. With a beautiful wrist shot from the slot, freshman Cam Lund tallied his seventh of the season off a power-play rush from graduate student Liam Walsh and senior Jayden Struble.
• Northeastern's defense played strong through the beginning of the second period, but with 6:49 remaining Providence evened the score, 1-1, that would carry over into the final frame.
• A scoreless third period would send the quarterfinal game into a 20-minute overtime period. The Friars would capitalize on an early overtime opportunity to advance to the semifinals.
• In net for the Huskies, in 64 minutes of action, junior Devon Levi tallied 32 saves. Five Huskies finished with three blocks apiece, while sophomore Justin Hryckowian won ten faceoffs.

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