LEE, N.H. (Interstat) — Boston University will visit New Hampshire for a women’s NCAA Division I hockey game Friday at Whittemore Center. Boston University is the visiting team and brings a 0-2 record. New Hampshire is the home team and is 2-2. Boston University is known as the Terriers, and New Hampshire is known as the Wildcats.

Boston University’s most recent game was a 4-1 loss at Wisconsin. Lo Lachapelle scored one goal, recorded six shots on goal and had one hit. Neely Nicholson added one shot on goal, and Eden Bergman had one assist. In the Terriers’ other game this season, a 7-0 loss at Wisconsin, Lachapelle recorded four shots on goal. Lachapelle is a player to watch for Boston University.

New Hampshire’s most recent game was a 3-0 win at Long Island. Noemi Martinez made 25 saves on 25 shots. Sofia Kari scored one goal on three shots, and Julia Cabral scored one goal on four shots. The Wildcats also recorded a 5-2 win at Long Island this season. They lost 3-1 at St. Thomas and 7-2 at St. Thomas. In the 3-1 loss, Martinez made 27 saves on 29 shots. In the 7-2 loss, she made 12 saves on 15 shots. Martinez is a player to watch for New Hampshire.

Boston University has scored one goal and allowed 11 through two games. New Hampshire has scored 11 goals and allowed 12 through four games. Boston University will be the visiting team, and New Hampshire will be the home team. The game will be played at Whittemore Center in Lee, N.H.

After Friday, Boston University is scheduled to play at Holy Cross, then host Colgate for two games, Yale, Northeastern for two games, Maine for two games and Boston College for two games. New Hampshire is scheduled to play at Northeastern, then host Saint Lawrence for two games, Stonehill, travel to Harvard and Merrimack, host Merrimack, host Providence, travel to Providence and host Vermont.

Boston University’s next 10 games include Holy Cross, Colgate, Colgate, Yale, Northeastern, Northeastern, Maine, Maine, Boston College and Boston College. New Hampshire’s next 10 games include Northeastern, Saint Lawrence, Saint Lawrence, Stonehill, Harvard, Merrimack, Merrimack, Providence, Providence and Vermont.

Boston University’s 0-2 record includes two road games at Wisconsin. New Hampshire’s 2-2 record includes two road games at St. Thomas and two road games at Long Island. The Terriers are seeking their first win of the season. The Wildcats are seeking their third win.

Interstat’s game simulator projects New Hampshire to defeat Boston University 3-1.