Candace HorganThe Ohio State Buckeyes and their 11 freshmen were led by one of their few upperclassmen, as Danny Dries’s four-point effort led the squad to a 6-5 exhibition win over the Windsor Lancers. Ohio State nearly let a 6-2 advantage slip through its hands. The Lancers scored three unanswered third period goals to cut the … Read more
In front of 4,161 fans at Magness Arena, including an enthusiastic student section repeatedly chanting “U.S.A.” and serenading McGill netminder Hubert Morin with “God Bless America,” the No. 4 Denver Pioneers rallied for a 2-2 tie with the McGill Redmen. “I thought we did some good things at times,” said Pioneers coach George Gwozdecky. “Certainly … Read more
Last season, I had a great time writing a weekly picks column, and I finished with an excellent record of 193-60-24 (.740) on the season. Let’s see if I can better that this year (a tough challenge). Also joining me in weekly prognostications will be new USCHO Women’s D-I columnist Arlan Marttila, who I want … Read more
Last season, I had a great time writing a weekly picks column, and I finished with an excellent record of 193-60-24 (.740) on the season. Let’s see if I can better that this year (a tough challenge). Also joining me in weekly prognostications will be new USCHO Women’s D-I columnist Arlan Marttila, who I want … Read more
Breaking apart what is already a super conference will make college hockey top heavy, Candace Horgan writes.
Four years after they came in to help launch the first year at Adrian hockey, the senior class fell just short of their goal: a national title.
But leaving Princeton was hard for the Nittany Lions’ first varsity coach. Candace Horgan reports.
St. Norbert leads the way with three players on the 2010-2011 All-USCHO D-III teams
St. Norbert coach Tim Coghlin has been named USCHO’s D-III Coach of the Year.
St. Norbert goalie B.J. O’Brien has been named USCHO’s D-III Player of the Year.
Michigan and Boston College each placed three players on the All-USCHO teams, while Denver, North Dakota, and Wisconsin each placed two players. Leading the way on the first team was the Hobey hat trick of Miami’s Andy Miele (USCHO’s player of the year and the Hobey Baker Award winner), North Dakota’s Matt Frattin, and Boston … Read more
Western Michigan rookie coach Jeff Blashill, who took over a squad that won only eight games the previous year, has been voted as USCHO’s coach of the year. In an amazing turnaround, Blashill took the same squad that had finished in the basement the previous year and coached them to a 19-13-10 record and fourth … Read more
In a close contest, Notre Dame center T.J. Tynan was voted as USCHO’s rookie of the year, narrowly edging Denver’s Jason Zucker. A 5-foot-8 19-year-old from Orland Park, Ill., Tynan led the nation in scoring among freshmen with 54 points on 23 goals and 31 assists. His scoring prowess was important to Notre Dame’s winning … Read more
Hobey Baker Award winner Andy Miele, a senior with the Miami RedHawks, has been voted as USCHO’s player of the year. A 5-foot-8 forward from Gross Pointe, Mich., Miele signed a free agent contract with the Phoenix Coyotes after the RedHawks lost in the first round of the NCAA tournament to New Hampshire. Miele’s prolific … Read more
Boston College sophomore forward Brooks Dyroff was awarded the 2011 Hockey Humanitarian Award Friday at the Xcel Energy Center. The award was created in 1996 to recognize college hockey student-athletes, Division I or III, male or female, who give back to their communities in the true humanitarian spirit. Dyroff became the second Boston College player, … Read more
Lines have been posted in the press box for the Michigan-North Dakota game. MICHIGAN 12-Carl Hagelin, 29-Louie Caporusso, 10-Chris Brown 3-Scooter Vaughan, 11-Kevin Lynch, 21-A.J. Treais 16-Ben Winnett, 19-Matt Rust, 23-Luke Glendening 9-Luke Moffat, 22-Jeff Rohrkemper, 18-Derek DeBlois 24-Jon Merrill, 7-Chad Langlais 4-Kevin Clare, 2-Greg Pateryn 13-Lee Moffie, 37-Mac Bennett 31-Shawn Hunwick 35-Bryan Hogan NORTH … Read more
Lines have been posted in the press box for the Michigan-North Dakota game. MICHIGAN 12-Carl Hagelin, 29-Louie Caporusso, 10-Chris Brown 3-Scooter Vaughan, 11-Kevin Lynch, 21-A.J. Treais 16-Ben Winnett, 19-Matt Rust, 23-Luke Glendening 9-Luke Moffat, 22-Jeff Rohrkemper, 18-Derek DeBlois 24-Jon Merrill, 7-Chad Langlais 4-Kevin Clare, 2-Greg Pateryn 13-Lee Moffie, 37-Mac Bennett 31-Shawn Hunwick 35-Bryan Hogan NORTH … Read more
The balanced group has experience and motivation going into the national semifinals. Candace Horgan reports.
Michigan killed six of seven penalties in earning a trip to the Frozen Four.
The Colorado College Tigers found a way to regroup and fight back again, and they’re one game away from the Frozen Four.