Full Coverage of the 2020 Beanpot Sweep

Northeastern’s first Women’s Beanpot title since 2013, coupled with the men’s double-overtime victory over BU Monday, gave the Huskies their first sweep of the tournament in 32 years.

The Huskies’ first Beanpot title since 2013, coupled with the men’s double-overtime victory over BU Monday, gave the Huskies their first sweep of the tournament in 32 years.

On the threshold of the first Northeastern sweep of the Beanpot in 32 years, the women on Tuesday instead met the fate of the men, who lost a lead with a second left before beating BU 5-4 in double overtime Monday.

The two teams dueled on the ice at a frantic pace in the second period, trading back-and-forth attacks.

Northeastern forward Chloé Aurard scored her second goal of the final on a giveaway in front to give the Huskies as took a 2-1 lead over BU in the second period.

Northeastern forward Chloe Aurard scored off a rebound at a packed Walter Brown Arena at Boston University, and the Huskies evened the score in the 42nd Women’s Beanpot final.

Northeastern will be competing for a record 17th title against Boston University Tuesday night in the Women’s Beanpot final, as well as a chance to complete a feat the Huskies hockey teams haven’t carried off in 32 years.

The women's hockey team has a chance to bring the women's Beanpot title back to Northeastern for the first time since 2013. They're putting in the work and will take on Boston University on Tuesday with it all on the line.

The Northeastern men won their third straight Beanpot final in dramatic fashion Monday with a 5-4 double-overtime victory over Boston University.

The focus shifts across town to Walter Brown Arena. There, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday in the Women’s Beanpot final against Boston University, the Huskies will aim to complete Northeastern’s first sweep of both city championships in 32 years.

Northeastern won its third straight Beanpot final in dramatic fashion Monday with a 5-4 double-overtime victory over Boston University.

A last-second goal by Boston University sent the Beanpot final into overtime as freshman forward Trevor Zegras beat Northeastern goalie Craig Pantano to knot it up at 4-4.

The Huskies came out firing in the second quarter with four unanswered goals to take a 4-2 lead over Boston University in the Beanpot Final.

Tyler Madden scored his team-leading 18th goal of the year to bring Northeastern within one goal in the Beanpot, and Ryan Shea followed with a score to tie final, 2-2.

The Northeastern men are seeking their first three-peat in the Beanpot, but they find themselves staring at a two-goal deficit after being outshot 11-6.

The men's hockey team has been working hard to win its third-consecutive Beanpot title. The Huskies will take the ice at 7:30 p.m. to take on Boston University in the championship.

The win, following the men’s 3-1 defeat of Harvard on Monday, sets the stage for a possible Beanpot sweep by Northeastern.

“We’re going back to the championship,” said Ryan Shea, the senior captain, after his clearance goal with 50.7 seconds remaining clinched the Huskies’ 3-1 win over Harvard on Monday in the semifinal of the 68th Beanpot at TD Garden. “This is where we belong.”

Northeastern men are seeking a three-peat in Boston’s premier college hockey tournament, which opens Monday at TD Garden. In the Women’s Beanpot on Tuesday at Agganis Arena, the highly ranked Huskies are favored to earn their first title since 2013.

For the second year in a row, the Northeastern men’s hockey team is preparing to defend their Beanpot championship. Kickstart this year’s men’s and women’s tournaments with a look at how every team has performed since the annual event started in 1952.