USCHO.com Decade In Review: Atlantic Hockey starts 2010s as afterthought, finishes as conference to be reckoned with
It’s hard to find a conference capable of reinventing itself as often as Atlantic Hockey (photo: Omar Phillips).
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Sacred Heart surging in Atlantic Hockey standings as Pioneers’ ‘intensity and ability to really crank up our work ethic is helping’
Holy Cross represented its tradition and annual excellence, and Army West Point was always an easy program to get behind. Bentley built a new arena, and AIC’s Cinderella run to both a regular-season and postseason tournament win made national headlines. Now it’s Sacred Heart’s turn (photo: Omar Phillips).
Monday 10: Ohio State plays wild series with Penn State, more chaos in Atlantic Hockey, Cornell continues red-hot start
Each week, USCHO.com will pick the top 10 moments from the past weekend in our Monday 10 feature. 1. Haaaaaang on Sloopy The primary focus of the weekend might’ve been on the gridiron in Columbus, but the weekend battle between Ohio State and Penn State extended well beyond the Big Ten football classic. The Buckeyes … Read more
Atlantic Hockey Picks November 22-26
Last Week: Dan: 5-5 Chris: 6-4 On The Season: Dan: 52-19-5 (.717) Chris: 46-25-5 (.638) This Week’s Picks Thursday, November 21 and Friday, November 22 Holy Cross vs. Sacred Heart Chris: Sacred Heart’s offense is really clicking right now, and Holy Cross comes in victims of a sweep at the hands of Army West Point. … Read more
Army West Point the whole package with tradition, leadership training, hockey development, slew of ‘special things’
The United States Military Academy is one of the most unique places in the country. It blends history into the modern youth of the nation, a museum and national landmark built into an active military installation (photo: Army West Point Athletics).
TMQ: Talking the new poll, Alaska schools coming back for ’20-21, Atlantic Hockey’s nonconference plight
Each week during the season, we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Rivals on the ice, Canisius and American International come together off the ice to fight cancer
The greater hockey community is known for its commitment to service (photos: Canisius/AIC Athletics).
TMQ: Are there any teams that need to hit the panic button this early in the 2019-20 season?
Each week during the season, we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Holy Cross gaining momentum, confidence after tying tough Northeastern team on road
The scoreboard said Northeastern held a lead, but Holy Cross head coach David Berard stood behind his bench with an air of confidence (photo: Holy Cross Athletics).
Playing for, attending Army, Air Force service academies not the typical college experience for cadets
Service academy recruits and cadets live a completely different lifestyle than the average college student (photo: Omar Phillips).
Atlantic Hockey Season Preview: Upcoming 2019-20 year looks to be ‘a gauntlet within the league’
Tectonic shifts in membership and realignment forced Atlantic Hockey to remain progressive and innovative in its approach to college hockey, and it’s a reason why the league remains on solid footing as it approaches its third decade (photo: Niagara Athletics).
Hobey Baker winner Makar chosen USCHO Player of the Year in helping UMass to national championship game
Cale Makar captured the Hobey Baker Award this season and helped UMass to the national championship game, later signing with the Colorado Avalanche before being named the USCHO Player of the Year (photo: Melissa Wade).
After taking UMass to national championship game, Carvel named USCHO Coach of the Year
After leading Massachusetts to its greatest season in program history, Greg Carvel has been named the 2019 USCHO Coach of the Year (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Boston University’s Farabee selected USCHO Rookie of the Year after 36-point freshman season
Boston University forward Joel Farabee has been chosen as the 2019 USCHO Rookie of the Year winner (photo: Melissa Wade).
‘I don’t think anybody envisioned’ four titles in six years for NCHC teams, Fenton says
Minnesota Duluth’s second straight championship also was the fourth straight for an NCHC team.
With new production elements and faces on site, ESPN transforms its Frozen Four coverage
Broadcasting the event is a massive undertaking, and it’s one that, for 15 consecutive seasons of the Frozen Four has rested on the shoulders of a dedicated and talented ESPN crew.
Defenseman Makar becomes first from UMass to win Hobey Baker Award
Massachusetts sophomore defenseman Cale Makar, who will play for the national championship on Saturday night, on Friday was named the 2019 winner of the Hobey Baker Award.
Providence can’t capitalize on chances in Frozen Four loss
It wasn’t the desired outcome for the Providence Friars, but they walked off the ice at KeyBank Center with their pride intact.
Wilkins brings big-game attitude to Frozen Four for Providence
Providence’s Josh Wilkins offers a flair for the dramatic that helped boost his team to its fifth national semifinal appearance and first since 2015.
Providence becomes second No. 4 seed to advance, scoring six unanswered goals to upset Minnesota State in East Regional
It didn’t take long for spectators, experts, and fans to notice a partisan crowd cheering on lower seed Providence. The Friars rallied from a 3-0 deficit to upset top-seeded Minnesota State, 6-3.