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Johnny Gaudreau is now averaging over two points per game with 47 points (21-26-47) in 23 games. The Carneys Point, N.J., native is working on college hockey's longest point streak this season. Gaudreau put an exclamation point on his 18-game point streak with a five-assist performance on the victory over Maine on Jan. 18. In the last 18 games, Gaudreau has accrued 18 goals and 21 assists for 39 points. Tonight marked his 11th-multi point game within the scoring spell. Gaudreau was one point shy of a matching a career high of six points in a game (2-4-6) he set at Vermont on March 9, 2013.

After surpassing Jerry York's career point total of 134, Johnny Gaudreau tied another member of the Eagle coaching staff on Jan. 18. Gaudreau pulled even with BC assistant coach Marty McInnis for 29th all-time (Joe Whitney also finished his career with 142 career points). In 118 games played, McInnis totaled 142 points (58-84-142). It took Gaudreau 102 games to reach that mark (63-79-142). Gaudreau owns the highest points per game output for a career in college hockey, averaging 1.39 points every time he has touched the ice. His 142 total points are also fourth best amongst current college skaters in career points. Of the 19 top skaters in that career list, Gaudreau is the only junior listed. Everyone else has played all four seasons.

The trio of Johnny Gaudreau - Bill Arnold - Kevin Hayes has been nothing short of unstoppable since being paired together on Dec. 6. Not only has BC not lost since this line joined forces, the trio has combined for 22 goals and 36 assists (58 points) and a +46 plus/minus rating. In the Jan. 18 win over Maine, Gaudreau, Arnold and Hayes combined for four goals and nine assists (13 points). Since the combination of these three, they have ALL scored at least one point per game in the last NINE outings. Hayes and Arnold have now joined Gaudreau on career-high point streaks. Hayes is riding a 10-game streak (10-14-24) and Arnold is on a nine-game tear (5-10-15).

The last time a pair of Eagles scored five points in a game was when Nathan Gerbe (4-1-5) and Benn Ferriero (2-3-5) turned the trick at Harvard on Dec. 12, 2007. Gaudreau (0-5-5) and Hayes (3-2-5) put that 2,229-day streak to rest in the 7-2 win over Maine on Jan. 18.

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