Crothers Earns First Collegiate Shutout; Harvard Rolls

Harvard needed to beat Vermont on Friday night. Its sophomore class made sure it did. Second-year players Tyler Kolarik, Tim Pettit, Rob Fried and Kenny Smith all scored goals in the Crimson’s 6-0 win before a sellout crowd of 2,776 at Bright Hockey Center. The victory snapped Harvard’s three-game losing streak and gave the Crimson … Read more

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CC Overcomes Early Deficit For Tie With UW

Colorado College overcame a three-goal first period deficit, but would never lead as the Tigers earned a 5-5 tie with Wisconsin Friday night at the Colorado Springs World Arena. With the tie, the Tigers’ record went to 18-8-3 (11-7-3 WCHA), while the Badgers moved to 12-13-4 (10-8-3 WCHA). “I’m sure that was a great game … Read more

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Lakers Take Charge For Win Over Findlay

By: Mary Ellen Leisering Mercyhurst won its 21st game of the season Friday night, defeating the visiting Findlay Oilers 3-1 at the Ice Center. The Oilers scored first as senior forward Monell Schroeder scored a power-play goal at 5:47 of the first. The Lakers tied the game three minutes later when freshman forward Sara McDonald … Read more

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LaRocca Finishes Quinnipiac Rally In Draw With Holy Cross

Quinnipiac’s Mike LaRocca evened the score at 2:50 of the final period as Holy Cross and Quinnipiac skated to a 3-3 tie Friday evening at the Hart Center Ice Rink. Second-place Quinnipiac (13-11-3, 11-5-3 MAAC) still leads Holy Cross (13-11-4, 10-7-4 MAAC) by one point in the standings. John Bombard put the Crusaders ahead 1-0 … Read more

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Cornell Sloppy, But Still No Problems With Tigers

On Friday night, Cornell managed to down Ivy League foe Princeton, 5-1, to maintain a five-point lead in the ECAC standings. Normally, such a sound victory would be cause for celebration. After all, Cornell is a member of the usually volatile ECAC, where single-point margins often decide playoff seeding and league titles. On this night, … Read more

Resiliant Riverhawks Rally for Tie

Lowell coach Blaise MacDonald, down one and on the power play with two minutes to play in the game, decided to pull his goaltender to create a six-on-four situation. The move proved to be a stroke of genius as Ed McGrane picked up a loose puck in the slot and beat Providence netminder Nolan Schaefer … Read more

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Bemidji State Stays Tied For CHA Lead

Bemidji State kept pace with Wayne State, retaining a share of first place in College Hockey America with a 5-1 win over the Air Force Falcons Friday at John Glas Fieldhouse. The teams played a fast-paced, hard-hitting game and kept the crowd of 1,110 in the game from start to finish. BSU drew first blood … Read more

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Broncos Upset Wildcats

Coming into Friday’s contest, No.10 Northern Michigan was 15-0-1 when leading after two periods, while Western Michigan was winless in eight games when trailing after two. WMU co-captain Dana Lattery fixed that problem by scoring both the game-tying and game-winning goals in the third period to give the Broncos a thrilling 5-3 come-from-behind victory. “I … Read more

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Campbell Scores Twice As UAF Tops OSU

A three-goal explosion midway through the second period keyed No. 14 Alaska-Fairbanks, which beat 15th-ranked Ohio State, 6-3, at the Carlson Center Friday night. Ryan Campbell netted two of the three key goals to pace UAF. The Buckeyes were led by R.J. Umberger and Mike McCormick, who each posted a goal and an assist. With … Read more

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Niagara Still Can’t Solve Wayne State

What is it about Wayne State that brings out the worst in Niagara? The Warriors visited Monteagle Ridge on Friday and dealt the Purple Eagles a 5-2 defeat before 1,081 fans at Dwyer Arena. Jon Brink, Jack Redwood and Chris Vail (two assists) scored in the opening 6:32 for Wayne State, the top team in … Read more

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Early Goal Doesn’t Rattle Danis

Things didn’t look so great for Brown sophomore goalie Yann Danis just 14 seconds into the first period. A Dartmouth dump-in attempt took a funny bounce, giving Kent Gillings and Mike Murray an early break at the net, which Murray slipped under a surprised Danis’ pads to make it 1-0 for the Big Green. But … Read more

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Just Another Nailbiter

John Pohl iced the game with a shorthanded empty-netter, and Barry Tallackson scored twice as Minnesota won its first series opener of calendar year 2002, 6-4 over North Dakota Friday night.

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Pandolfo Leads No. 9 BU Comeback Over UMass-Amherst

Boston University doesn’t seem to mind giving their opponents a head start. For the 10th time this season, the Terriers picked up a come-from-behind victory, twice rallying from one-goal deficits before putting away UMass-Amherst 4-2 in front of 2,928 fans at Walter Brown Arena. Jack Baker and Mike Pandolfo each put up a goal and … Read more

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