David De Remer Entering Tuesday evening, only one Harvard player — Alison Kuusisto — had ever won four Beanpot trophies. Now there are six. Harvard coach Katey Stone gave the honor of closing out the Crimson’s 7-0 Beanpot final victory over BC to her five seniors: Jennifer Botterill, Tracy Catlin, Kalen Ingram, Jamie Hagerman and Pamela Van Reesema. … Read more
In a typical Harvard-Dartmouth grudge match featuring 17 penalties, the defenses on both sides were so solid that one first-period power-play goal by the Crimson’s Angela Ruggiero proved to be the difference in a 2-1 Harvard win. The goal came on a two-man advantage 13:43 into the period. As Dartmouth’s Cherie Piper valiantly dived to … Read more
Boston College makes history at the Beanpot — and looks for more — while Northeastern is just looking for a win right now. David De Remer reports.
A classic rivalry is renewed this weekend, as Dartmouth visits top-ranked Harvard at Bright Hockey Center. David De Remer reports.
Boston College and Northeastern finished on opposite ends of history at the conclusion of one Beanpot semifinal. With a 3-2 win, BC attained its first Hockey East victory and first victory over Northeastern in two decades. For Northeastern (7-16-2, 3-8-1 Hockey East), the loss was its fifth in a row. A year after finishing on … Read more
New Hampshire and Providence square off for Hockey East supremacy; the Patty Kazmaier Award finalists are around the corner; and David De Remer mulls the start of the Beanpot.
Top-ranked Harvard storms back out of exam break, while David De Remer investigates the ECAC’s likely representatives among the Patty Kazmaier finalists.
Injuries have plagued Dartmouth, but the Big Green continue to survive and are positioned quite nicely for the stretch run. USCHO Women’s correspondent Dave De Remer reports in this week’s ECAC column.
New Hampshire may not have the Olympic stars, but right now the Wildcats have a tenuous hold on the fourth spot in the Pairwise Rankings. Women’s correspondent Dave De Remer writes about what UNH needs to do to stay there and more in this week’s Hockey East report.
For No. 3 Minnesota, Saturday’s 4-0 win over New Hampshire was a win in what the Gophers considered to be a must-win situation. For the Wildcats, it was another dose of the reality that they simply don’t have the talent to consistently compete with the upper rung of women’s college hockey. The defeat dropped New … Read more
With four seconds left and a safe 6-3 lead over No. 3 Minnesota, Dartmouth coach Judy Oberting called a surprise timeout. It wasn’t to make a statement to the Gophers she said, but rather to preserve the moment. For the Big Green, it was as close to a full team as they had dressed all … Read more
Former Northeastern captain Pam Pachal says she the expects the results of a week-and-a-half long investigation by the Northeastern athletic department over concerns about coach Joy Woog to be released later this week, though Woog says she herself knows nothing about it. Pachal and senior classmate Michelle Lorion were both cut from the team by … Read more
For New Hampshire, it’s been a tale of two seasons: winless against the elite of women’s college hockey, the Wildcats are perfect vs. everyone else. David De Remer reports on UNH’s weekend clash with Minnesota, and more.
Dartmouth wants to reach the Frozen Four, and that requires quality wins — starting, David De Remer says, this weekend against Minnesota. Also: St. Lawrence looks to boost its own NCAA hopes, and the ECAC defends its honor in nonconference action.
The Canadian national team comes calling again, leaving Dartmouth a little shorthanded for this weekend’s series with Minnesota-Duluth. David De Remer rounds up the ECAC.
No. 1 Harvard didn’t do anything special to prepare for No. 5 New Hampshire last night. As it turned out, the Crimson didn’t need to. The Crimson dominated the Wildcats start to finish in a 7-1 thrashing and outshot them 50-3. “We just couldn’t match the speed they brought on the ice,” said New Hampshire … Read more
No. 7 Providence wins, but not the easy way, starting slow, but finishing games strong. Northeastern guns for an upset over No. 1 Harvard. USCHO.com Women’s Correspondent reports on the Hockey East
No. 10 Princeton looks to earn its first points against No. 5 St. Lawrence in four years. Can the Tigers pull it off? USCHO’s Women’s Correspondent Dave De Remer breaks it down and more in this week’s ECAC report.
Providence coach Bob Deraney doesn’t want to look at 2002-03 as a whole new season but rather a continuation of the last one. And who can blame him? Providence closed out last season with a run through the ECAC East tournament that included an upset of eventual Frozen Four participant Niagara, followed by a 1-0 … Read more
Eighteen years after the men’s teams did the same, Hockey East breaks out on its own this season, and ‘parity’ is the buzzword.