Wires Scores Twice; Bowling Green Rolls Over York

Freshman Mark Wires scored two goals and Bowling Green defeated York 8-4 on Friday at the BGSU Ice Arena. Tyler Masters stopped 16 shots in just over 31 minutes for the Falcons. He was relieved by Shawn Timm, who stopped 20 shots. Each allowed two goals. Bowling Green’s Phil Barski opened the scoring 4:40 into … Read more

Kim Makes CC Debut Memorable in 2-1 Win over Calgary

Junior Alex Kim scored both Colorado College goals Friday night as the No. 15 Tigers defeated Calgary 2-1 in an exhibition at the World Arena. Kim, a transfer from Miami playing his first game for the Tigers, scored on the power play in the second period and added an even-strength goal in the third. The … Read more

Wisconsin Comes Out On Top in Shootout With Amherst, 9-6

In an unbelievably wild game at the Kohl Center, Wisconsin defeated UMass-Amherst 9-6 in the season opener for both teams. “Well, it was exciting to the fans,” Badgers coach Jeff Sauer said. “Lot of goals, lot of horns.” Wisconsin defenseman Alex Brooks put the Badgers ahead from the beginning with a shot from just below … Read more

Host Michigan Falls to Colgate in Shootout

Everyone seemed to want No. 1 North Dakota and No. 2 Michigan go at it in this weekend’s Ice Breaker Cup. Well, the two WILL play Saturday, but not at the time everyone thought they would. Two shootouts, two underdogs advance. First, New Hampshire beats North Dakota on a shootout, then Michigan loses out the … Read more

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Omaha Jumps on Manitoba 6-1 in Exhibition

Nebraska-Omaha hopes the door on the stable has been blown off the hinges. The Mavericks opened their 2000-2001 season with a 6-1 exhibition victory over Manitoba on Friday. “It’s good to be back here,” Mavericks coach Mike Kemp said. “This was a good opportunity for us to get out and play somebody besides ourselves.” Omaha … Read more

BU Overcomes Fights, Toronto, 5-3

In a game that made one almost question whether the United States and Canada are allies, Boston University and the University of Toronto beat up on each other for a total of 92 penalty minutes while the Terriers beat the Varsity Blues 5-3 in an exhibition game on Friday. Carl Corazzini, Mike Pandolfo and Brian … Read more

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Wisconsin Not Hit Hard in Shoe Scandal

Wisconsin’s hockey team can say something its football and men’s and women’s basketball teams can’t — it came away from an athletics department scandal largely unscathed. Unlike the three other high-profile teams at the school, the hockey team was not hit with any suspensions stemming from athletes accepting unadvertised discounts at a Madison-area shoe store. … Read more

Comeback Lifts U.S. Over Michigan State, 6-4

Not a bad start for the U.S. Under-18 Team. Michigan State was probably hoping for a better result. In its first game against a collegiate opponent, the national team defeated the No. 5 Spartans, 6-4, on Tuesday in an exhibition. Bryan Miller scored the eventual game-winner at 12 minutes, 50 seconds of the third period, … Read more

Boston College Edges Field in Hockey East Preseason Poll

Last season’s NCAA tournament runner-up, Boston College, has been tabbed by Hockey East coaches as the preseason favorite to capture the league’s regular season championship. The voting was one of the closest in league history, with four teams receiving first-place votes from the coaches.

Poll: NCAA Champion Sioux Top Pick In WCHA

The defending NCAA champion North Dakota Fighting Sioux have been tabbed by the coaches of the WCHA as the conference’s preseason favorite. The Fighting Sioux received six first place votes and a total of 77 points in the annual polling.

Season Preview: Vermont Catamounts

The last nine months will not easily be forgotten in the State of Vermont, or around college hockey, or around the nation. In a nearly unprecedented move, the Catamounts suspended their men’s hockey season after an internal investigation into hazing allegations brought by walk-on goaltender Corey LaTulippe. Nine months later, the Catamounts are back on … Read more

Season Preview: St. Lawrence Saints

One word described the St. Lawrence Saints of 1999-2000. “Magic.” The 1999-2000 season was one of wonder for the Saints. An outright ECAC regular-season title, their first ever; the ECAC tournament championship; a bye in the NCAA tournament; a thrilling overtime victory in the quarterfinals there and a trip to the Frozen Four. The Saints … Read more

Season Preview: Harvard Crimson

Let’s be honest. The chances of Harvard finishing eighth this season are pretty slim, but if there is one thing that we have all learned about the Crimson, it’s that you don’t always know what you are going to get. In his second year at the helm, Mark Mazzoleni has done everything in his power … Read more