ECAC East/NESCAC Wrap-up – January 18, 2011

Continentals on the Move For some, the upset of #1 ranked Oswego by Hamilton at the Lakers holiday tournament may have been a bit of luck or the NESCAC school taking advantage of a back-up goaltender. However the Continentals have made the second half a showcase for knocking off ranked teams. Last weekend coach Norm … Read more

ECAC East/NESCAC Game Predictions – 1/14-18/2011

Another week of league play and a couple of new winning streaks are on the line. Trinity has picked up two wins in a row and hopes to build on that momentum on the road this weekend. New England College has three wins in a row as they play hosts this week to long time … Read more

The puck stops where?

Usually discussions with coaches contain a lot of “coach-speak,” the noncommittal type of responses that evoke many of the usual clichés. “You know we need to get better on special teams.” “I really liked the way we competed tonight; we just needed a little puck-luck.” “We didn’t create enough traffic in front of their net … Read more

ECAC East/NESCAC Weekend Wrap-up – January 10, 2011

Ephs Drop Two So much for the undefeated status… Williams came into the weekend having gone 7-0-1 in the first half, but opened the second half on the road against what many consider the toughest of the road trips in facing Amherst and Hamilton in games less than 24 hours apart. Both opponents had already … Read more

ECAC East/NESCAC Game Predictions – 1/7 – 1/12/2011

The holidays are over and now it’s moving time. Moving as in up or down in the league standings as it’s back to conference play this weekend in January.  Four points on the line and each of them very valuable based on happenings in both conferences so far this season.  Time to get it going … Read more

The End of The Interlock — ECAC East and NESCAC to go separate ways in 2011-12

“It’s a done deal,” stated Bowdoin coach Terry Meagher. “The league approved the change last fall and the schedule has just been finalized for next season, with the NESCAC becoming a separate playing conference and the ECAC East mirroring the change.  This will be really exciting, playing everyone at home, and should make for a very … Read more

ECAC East/NESCAC Holiday Wrap-up – 1/03/2011

Happy New Year! That’s definitely the case for a couple of teams coming out of some fun holiday hockey over the past several days. At 8-2-0 overall, the Castleton Spartans are starting to get noticed. Ranked in the USCHO D-III poll, Alex Todd’s team continues to take care of business following a strong first half. … Read more

Shorthanded Leopards maul Greyhounds

The consolation game of the 46th Annual Codfish Bowl Tournament found Assumption and Wentworth facing off in the consolation game on Thursday afternoon.  The Leopards were short several key players due to weather related travel issues but didn’t seem to be affected as they rolled to a 6-1 win. “Yes we still have some guys … Read more

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Beacons outdone by Leiser show

The championship game of the 46th annual Codfish Bowl Tournament featured a lot of penalties, special teams play and the goaltending of Bobby Leiser. The Fitchburg State junior amassed 58 saves including 27 in the third period to lead the Falcons to a 4-1 win. “It must be the Curse of the Cod,” noted UMass-Boston … Read more

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ECAC East/NESCAC Weekend Wrap-up – December 13, 2010

Oh where, oh where have the super teams gone? We have just come to the semester break for the holidays and just take a look at the league standings and USCHO Poll – where are the juggernauts this year? Sure, there are a lot of the usual names up top, like Oswego, St. Norbert and … Read more