Goaltender Alex Petizian made 42 saves for St. Lawrence, which beat Harvard 3-2 on Friday. Below is a photo gallery from USCHO photographer Melissa Wade.

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ECAC East Season Preview

The interlocking schedule between the ECAC East and NESCAC conferences takes on a different look this year with the departure of the Salem State Vikings and long-time head coach Bill O’Neill to the newly formed Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference (MASCAC). Replacing the Vikings are the Nor’easters from the University of New England, who under … Read more

NESCAC Season Preview

We are still more than a month away from Christmas and all of the good New England hockey fans have been patiently waiting for their conference season to begin after enduring daily looks at the box scores from every other league in the Northeast, including the newly formed MASCAC conference. The wait is over: Friday … Read more

Cheverie Stops 34 in Return as Denver Edges North Dakota 1-0

When University of Denver goaltender Marc Cheverie was injured back on October 30, all he wanted was to be healed up and back on the ice for the Pioneers’ series against the University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux. Cheverie made it back in time for the Sioux series and performed in spectacular fashion, stopping all … Read more

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Price Propels Boston College Over Maine

The Boston College men’s hockey team let a two-goal lead slip away Friday night, but regained it in the third period and held on to beat the University of Maine Black Bears, 4-3, in the first game of their weekend set at Alfond Arena in Orono. B.C. senior center Matt Price provided the four-on-four game-winner … Read more

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Oleksuk Scores OT Winner as Minnesota-Duluth Tops Minnesota

Travis Oleksuk scored the game-winning goal in OT on the third shot in a sequence of blocked shots as Minnesota-Duluth edged Minnesota, 4-3. The first two shots where taken by Rob Bordson and Justin Fontaine, but both deflected off a defenseman. The third shot found a hole through the defensive shell. “Sometimes it is not … Read more

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Riley Scores Hat Trick as Ferris State Pounds Ohio State

Blair Riley’s second career hat trick helped boost the Ferris State Bulldogs to an 8-1 victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes. “We were out-competed in every facet of the game,” said Buckeyes coach John Markell. “We kind of had a feeling it was coming. There’s a lot of players that have to look in the … Read more

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Sanborn’s Late Goal Lifts Fredonia Over Potsdam

A Fredonia game usually consists of a low scoring, defensive struggle. Not tonight. The Blue Devils and Potsdam played a wild back-and-forth shootout. Goals came fast, furious, and in bunches. No lead was safe, as both teams held two-goal margins. When the ice chips finally settled, Fredonia defeated Potsdam, 6-5, thanks to a Billy Sanborn … Read more

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Dee’s Power-Play Goal Helps Bowling Green Upset Michigan

Three third period goals, two on the power play, in just two minutes and 22 seconds, catapulted Bowling Green over Michigan, 4-2, Friday night at Yost Ice Arena in Ann Arbor. The Falcons capitalized on a costly pair of Michigan penalties early in the final period on goals by Kyle Page and Tommy Dee, then … Read more

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Larson Stops 49 as Connecticut Ties Air Force

In terms of pedigrees, there was no comparison between UConn freshman goalie Jeff Larson and his counterpart, Air Force senior Andrew Volkening. Volkening, who finished his stellar 2008-09 season sixth in the nation in GAA and as a AHA first team selection, entered Friday night’s contest at Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum with almost six … Read more

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This Week in MIAC: Nov. 19, 2009

Weekend Roundup If anyone had any doubts as to how wide open the MIAC is this season, the opening weekend of conference play dispelled them. Only one team managed to win both games this weekend and of the eight games played only two were decided by more than two goals. Bethel topped St. John’s 5-3 … Read more

Schofield Scores Twice as Lake Superior Upsets Alaska

If you asked Lake Superior State Lakers’ coach Jim Roque how he expected the first game of their series with the Alaska Nanooks would go, it would have been similar to their contest Friday night. The Lakers beat Alaska, 4-3, at the Taffy Abel Arena in Sault, Michigan on Friday night in a tight game … Read more

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Butler’s Power-Play Goal Lifts UNH Over BU

It was a game that during the preseason you marked down as a must-see contest between perennial powerhouses, likely a pivotal contest in the Hockey East race: Boston University at New Hampshire. Instead, the rivals entered the game in unaccustomed fashion, neither in the national rankings for the first time in memory, UNH with a … Read more

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This Week in D-III Women’s Hockey: November 20, 2009

The Champs are Back in Town It’s been a long seven-and-a-half-month wait for Jim Plumer and the Amherst Lady Jeffs after winning last year’s NCAA championship in thrilling fashion with a 4-3 overtime victory over Elmira. However, this Saturday the wait is finally over as the Lady Jeffs hit the ice for the first time … Read more

This Week in D-I Women’s Hockey: November 20, 2009

Ragging the puck while waiting for the Qwest Tour to hit the Granite State … Ten Years of Title-hunting Taking note that Minnesota-Duluth will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in womens’ hockey this weekend – “A Decade of Dominance” – when Minnesota State hits the Iron Range. Talk about an illustrious program. What Shannon Miller … Read more