Army West Point looking to climb the standings with more offense
The Black Knights were last of 11 teams in Atlantic Hockey in scoring last season.
Dan Rubin
Past is history for Bentley, which returns stars in Gladiuk, Argue
The Falcons look to get over the hurdle of the Atlantic Hockey quarterfinals in 2015-16.
Berard hopes to build on continuity in his second year leading Holy Cross
The Crusaders have 21 players back from last season after feeling like starting over when Berard came aboard.
Sacred Heart poised to continue climb up Atlantic Hockey ranks
The Pioneers were picked for fifth in the preseason poll, their highest preseason position under coach CJ Marottolo.
10 years after his death, remembering Derek Hines, a ‘West Point kind of kid’
Since 2007, the American Hockey Coaches Association has awarded the unsung hero award in the name of former Army West Point player Hines, who was killed in action in Afghanistan.
Bentley adds Dyment to coaching staff
For the last two years, Dyment has been the head coach of the Tier III Junior A New Hampshire Junior Monarchs.
Notebook: Providence beats the odds with third-period comeback
If you asked Providence Friars fans about their chances to win a national championship after the second period Saturday, you would absolutely have sensed some doubt.
Notebook: Providence beats the odds with third-period comeback
If you asked Providence Friars fans about their chances to win a national championship after the second period Saturday, you would absolutely have sensed some doubt.
NCAA, college hockey stakeholders discuss the state of the game
Representatives from different areas of the college hockey universe met with the media on Friday afternoon to discuss the current status of the game.
NCAA, college hockey stakeholders discuss the state of the game
Representatives from different areas of the college hockey universe met with the media on Friday afternoon to discuss the current status of the game.
Big play: Eichel feeds Greer for a laser one-timer
BOSTON — For much of the second period, North Dakota owned Boston University. UND scored early, opened up the pace of play, and took the game to the Terriers. North Dakota had goalie Matt O’Connor off his mark, flopping, uncomfortable and, most importantly, vulnerable. In need of a boost, BU got it from the man … Read more
Big play: Eichel feeds Greer for a laser one-timer
BOSTON — For much of the second period, North Dakota owned Boston University. UND scored early, opened up the pace of play, and took the game to the Terriers. North Dakota had goalie Matt O’Connor off his mark, flopping, uncomfortable and, most importantly, vulnerable. In need of a boost, BU got it from the man … Read more
Video: North Dakota’s Zane McIntyre after semifinal loss
Goaltender Zane McIntyre spoke in a quiet North Dakota locker room after a 5-3 loss to Boston University on Thursday.
Video: North Dakota’s Zane McIntyre after semifinal loss
Goaltender Zane McIntyre spoke in a quiet North Dakota locker room after a 5-3 loss to Boston University on Thursday.
Video: Omaha’s Tyler Vesel, Brian Cooper after Frozen Four semifinal loss
Omaha forward Tyler Vesel and defenseman Brian Cooper react to Thursday’s 4-1 loss to Providence in the Frozen Four semifinal.
Video: Omaha’s Tyler Vesel, Brian Cooper after Frozen Four semifinal loss
Omaha forward Tyler Vesel and defenseman Brian Cooper react to Thursday’s 4-1 loss to Providence in the Frozen Four semifinal.
Video: Providence’s Shane Luke, Mark Adams after Frozen Four semifinal win
Providence forward Shane Luke and defenseman Mark Adams react to Thursday’s 4-1 win over Omaha in the Frozen Four semifinal.
Video: Providence’s Shane Luke, Mark Adams after Frozen Four semifinal win
Providence forward Shane Luke and defenseman Mark Adams react to Thursday’s 4-1 win over Omaha in the Frozen Four semifinal.
Terriers’ summer conditioning refocus started run to Frozen Four
BOSTON — Back in July, well before anyone ever thought about the Frozen Four, the TD Garden or the national championship, Boston University was hard at work. The Terriers were in the process of a refocus, their summer spent in the weight room readying for a new day. Coming off a 10-21-4 season, they accepted … Read more
Terriers’ summer conditioning refocus started run to Frozen Four
BOSTON — Back in July, well before anyone ever thought about the Frozen Four, the TD Garden or the national championship, Boston University was hard at work. The Terriers were in the process of a refocus, their summer spent in the weight room readying for a new day. Coming off a 10-21-4 season, they accepted … Read more