hockeyfan111
Registered User
Re: Boston College Women's Hockey '10: Thunstromian Dominance
Regarding BC scoring, I have to agree. I've seen several games and the quality of shots that BC gets tends to be pretty low. The goalies at this level are just too good to be trying to beat them from outside of close range.
For comparison purposes (and I know this is not very scientific), I quickly went through the women's scores posted on uscho. Beginning the week of October 2 I looked at each game (I removed scores that were exhibition and sacred heart games) and I came up with the following:
1. In 54 games, a total of 240 goals were scored generating an average of 4.44 goals per game or 2.22 goal per game per team.
2. Looking at BC, I believe they have played 6 games and scored 13 goals for an average of 2.16 goals per game. Interestingly, BC has allowed 16 goals in the 6 games for an average of 2.66 goals per game.
With this said, I think the numbers support that BC is slightly behind the pack on both offense and defense and as a result their record of 1win 2losses and 3ties is just about right. As mentioned in previous posts, the beginning of the BC season schedule has not been that tough, so the question will be can this younger team gain the strength, discipline and team work to begin to turn it on. Time will tell.
Regarding BC scoring, I have to agree. I've seen several games and the quality of shots that BC gets tends to be pretty low. The goalies at this level are just too good to be trying to beat them from outside of close range.
For comparison purposes (and I know this is not very scientific), I quickly went through the women's scores posted on uscho. Beginning the week of October 2 I looked at each game (I removed scores that were exhibition and sacred heart games) and I came up with the following:
1. In 54 games, a total of 240 goals were scored generating an average of 4.44 goals per game or 2.22 goal per game per team.
2. Looking at BC, I believe they have played 6 games and scored 13 goals for an average of 2.16 goals per game. Interestingly, BC has allowed 16 goals in the 6 games for an average of 2.66 goals per game.
With this said, I think the numbers support that BC is slightly behind the pack on both offense and defense and as a result their record of 1win 2losses and 3ties is just about right. As mentioned in previous posts, the beginning of the BC season schedule has not been that tough, so the question will be can this younger team gain the strength, discipline and team work to begin to turn it on. Time will tell.