USCHO Women’s Game of the Week:
New Hampshire at Harvard

Bright Hockey Center has not been kind to No. 3 New Hampshire over the past seven years. No. 9 Harvard is 5-0 against the Wildcats and owns a 25-8 goal differential during that time. Yet UNH, just two weeks removed from a statement victory over then-No. 1 Wisconsin, will enter the Cambridge facility favored to … Read more

Gophers’ Hanlon Outduels Mavericks’ Kehler

In baseball, a scoreless game is typically the result of a pitcher’s duel. Such was the case at All Seasons Arena as Minnesota’s Kim Hanlon and Minnesota State’s Brit Kehler flashed some leather in a classic defensive battle. In the end, Kehler won the battle but it was Hanlon who won the war as the … Read more

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Tigers Pounce on Bulldogs

Three losses in its last four games had really put Colorado College in a corner as it hosted a hot Minnesota-Duluth club. The trapped Tigers lashed out at the Bulldogs, however, and made a clean break from mediocre play with a 7-2 dominating victory on Friday night. “We had been real slow, and we were … Read more

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Farrell Leaves Union

The defensive corps for the Union continues to shrink. Freshman Rory Farrell became the latest defenseman to leave the Dutchmen. He informed coach Nate Leaman of his decision to depart following last Saturday’s game against Rochester Institute of Technology. Farrell also withdrew from school and joined the Sioux City Musketeers of the U.S. Hockey League. … Read more

Niagara Wins Goaltending Duel

The CHA may lack resources and prestige, but it is not a league lacking in great college goaltending. Niagara’s Jeff Van Nynatten and Robert Morris’ Christian Boucher locked in a goaltender’s duel, trading big saves during short handed situations and one-on-one confrontations, as the Purple Eagles emerged victorious over the Colonials by a narrow 1-0 … Read more

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Michigan Stops Skid

It had to come to an end. No. 6 Michigan snapped a four-game winless streak with a 4-2 victory over Nebraska at Omaha at Yost Ice Arena. Captain Andrew Ebbett and assistant captain Brandon Kaleniecki led by example, combining for six points on the night. Ebbett and Kaleniecki not only led the Wolverines on the … Read more

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Princeton Lands Knockout Punch to WSU

No. 7 Princeton won its fifth straight game Friday at Baker Rink, overpowering Wayne State 5-2. The win was a total team effort, as five different Tigers scored goals. A three-goal outburst in the first period was all the scoring Princeton (9-3-2) would need, and for the first two scores, the usual suspects were responsible. … Read more

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Wayne State Edges Merrimack

The Wayne State University men’s hockey team (2-9-2) recorded its second consecutive one-goal Friday night victory with a 3-2 triumph over visiting Merrimack College (4-9-2) at the [nl]Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum Friday evening. After a scoreless first period, WSU junior left wing Jason Bloomingburg scored on a mini breakaway by deking MC goalie Patrick Watson … Read more

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Saints Bounce Back Strong Against Union

Union found itself tonight in the unenviable position within the crosshairs of a No. 2 St. Lawrence team looking to avenge its first defeat of the season last Friday against ECACHL and North Country rival Clarkson. St. Lawrence (13-1-2, 4-1-2 ECACHL) didn’t waste any time getting on the board; it took just 79 seconds for … Read more

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Five-on-three lifts SCSU over Ohio State

Brittni Kuyper scored a goal and adding two assists to lead St. Cloud State over Ohio State 4-3 on Friday night at the National Hockey Center. In a back-and-forth contest that featured highs and lows for both teams, St. Cloud (6-10-1, 4-8-1 WCHA) made Kuyper’s goal in the middle of the third period hold up … Read more

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Chargers Speed by Tigers

On the strength of two goals from freshman Brett Wilson, Princeton jumped ahead 2-0 on Alabama-Huntsville, but three goals in the final seven minutes of the game resulted in a 4-2 win for the Chargers. UAH goaltender Scott Munroe made 48 saves in the game to keep the Chargers close for the late comeback. He … Read more

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Michigan Tech Stuns Number #1 Wisconsin

The top-ranked Badgers had talked all week about avoiding a letdown. But talking isn’t playing and No. 1 Wisconsin was upset 4-2 by Michigan Tech in front of 12,718 at the Kohl Center Friday night. UW started off on the wrong foot and never recovered as the Huskies used three special teams goals-including two short-handed … Read more

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This Week in the ECACHL: Dec. 8, 2005

When January is drawing to a close, a good barometer for the standings in the ECACHL could include a quick look at the results from New Hampshire. Currently the No. 12 team in the nation, the Wildcats will face four ECACHL teams before January ends and the failure or success of some of the league’s … Read more

Daigneau Backstops Harvard Past UNH

John Daigneau recorded 32 saves to lead No. 15 Harvard to Thursday night’s 1-0 victory against 12th-ranked New Hampshire at the Whittemore Center. UNH, which had won six straight in the series including last year’s meeting in the NCAA tournament, is now 8-6-3 overall. Harvard, which had not won in Durham since Dec. 1988 (0-2-0 … Read more

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This Week in West Region DIII – Dec. 8, 2005

The Western Jinx Only one thing is relatively certain in Division III West Region hockey; if I write about a team in one of my columns, odds are they are going to have a terrible weekend. This theory does not apply to the conference previews, but to my first two columns. In the first column, … Read more

Gajda Nets Two, Providence Continues Atop HEA

Providence senior Torry Gajda scored two goals to lead the Friars to a 4-1 Hockey East victory over Boston University on Thursday at Schneider Arena. The Friars, winners of their last three games, improved to 9-6-1 overall and 8-2-1 in the league, marking their best start ever in league play. The Terriers fell to 5-7-2 … Read more

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Badgers Unanimous No. 1 In Monday’s USCHO.com/CSTV Poll

With a road sweep of Minnesota last weekend, Wisconsin picked up one last first-place vote to be this Monday’s unanimous No. 1 pick in the USCHO.com/CSTV Networks Division I men’s poll. The Badgers, who have not lost in 14 games, were followed by Miami, which swept Michigan to finish up six spots at No. 2, … Read more