Fregoe’s OT Goal Keeps Providence Perfect

In Hockey East play, there is no such thing as an easy win or even an easy point. No. 11 Providence needed overtime and two come-from-behind efforts to keep its record unblemished, edging past Massachusetts-Lowell, 6-5, on Friday evening. “It was a great win for us not only to be able to win a game … Read more

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Stone Walls: Goaltender Duel Ends In Draw

It was all netminding, all the time, as No. 1 New Hampshire battled to a stalemate with Northeastern, 2-2 at Matthews Arena. Keni Gibson and Michael Ayers combined for 83 saves to produce the deadlock.

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Bowling Green Rally Stuns Findlay

In the teams’ first-ever meeting, Bowling Green stunned Findlay by scoring three unanswered goals in the final 11 minutes of the game Friday night to win, 4-3, at BGSU Ice Arena. The win snapped a five-game losing streak by the Falcons, who got scoring output from several different players. The game-winning tally came off of … Read more

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Kunitz Leads Ferris Past Notre Dame

Ferris State’s top gun, left wing Chris Kunitz, scored two goals and added two assists to lead the Bulldogs to a 5-2 win over Notre Dame at the Joyce Center on Friday night. Kunitz and his linemates Jeff Legue and Derek Nesbitt combined for four goals and four assists on the night to hand the … Read more

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Spartans Sweep Lakers

If you happened to arrive at Munn Ice Arena or tune into Friday’s game between Michigan State and Lake Superior State with just over two minutes left, you picked a good time to do so. After MSU held a 2-0 lead for nearly 58 minutes, LSSU freshman Jon Booras scored two goals in a span … Read more

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Doyle’ OT Winner Preserves Win For SCSU

St. Cloud State sophomore forward Mike Doyle was the hero Friday night, scoring the game winner at the :40 mark of overtime as the Huskies opened their home season with a thrilling 6-5 win against Minnesota State. Doyle scored with an assist from junior defender Jeff Finger. The goal ended a roller-coaster game that saw … Read more

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Kaleniecki’s Pair Lifts Michigan

If Michigan freshman forward Brandon Kaleniecki was ever an “unknown” to coach Red Berenson, he sure isn’t now. At least not after Kaleniecki notched his second straight multi-goal game on Friday night in Michigan’s CCHA opener against Alaska-Fairbanks. Kaleniecki’s two goals helped No. 5 Michigan beat the Nanooks, 5-2, at Yost Ice Arena. This came … Read more

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Colgate Downs Sacred Heart

Goaltender Steve Silverthorn spread his right pad just far enough to stop Sacred Heart’s penalty shot attempt with only 24 seconds remaining in the game, ensuring Colgate’s 3-2 victory. The Raiders clung to a tenuous one-goal advantage throughout the third period. The team never felt safe, as they had been on the losing end of … Read more

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Holy Cross Defeats Army, 4-1, In MAAC Opener

Holy Cross scored four unanswered goals in the second period and goalie Tony Quesada stopped 21 of 22 shots as the visiting Crusaders defeated the Army Black Knights, 4-1, Friday night at Tate Rink. Holy Cross forward Brandon Doria scored on the power play 59 seconds into the second to open the scoring for the … Read more

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Brown Tunes Up For Opener With Exhibition Win

In a Friday night exhibition game hosted in a newly renovated Meehan Auditorium, the Brown Bears coasted to a 4-1 win over Western Ontario. The pace of play was slow, but Brown’s steady defense and timely scoring were more than enough to ensure victory over the visiting Mustangs. Junior goaltender Yann Danis, coming off an … Read more

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Opportunistic Bemidji Rolls Past Mankato

Bemidji State found the net in crucial situations Friday at the All Seasons Arena, going 3-for-6 in power-play opportunities as Guylaine Hache netted a hat trick to give the Beavers a 6-2 win over Minnesota State. After the Beavers came out of the gates flat, giving up a goal to Mankato’s Tristin Stephenson just 1:41 … Read more

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Sioux Win Shootout At The Ralph

North Dakota stole the momentum with two shorthanded goals on a single Niagara power play, going on to a 6-4 victory Friday night. Brandon Bochenski tallied a hat trick for the Sioux in the win.

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Pioneers Roll In Home Opener

Denver dominated Alabama-Huntsville en route to a 7-2 win Friday night in front of 4,475 at the Magness Arena. Junior defenseman Ryan Caldwell and freshman forward Gabe Gauthier paced the Pioneers with two goals each, and J.J. Hartmann, Lukas Dora, and Greg Keith each added goals as the Pioneers outshot their visitors 41-18. Coming in, … Read more

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Webb’s Second Goal Is OT Winner For Union

Union’s Jordan Webb flicked his second goal of the game past Bemidji State’s Kelly Shields two minutes into overtime as the Skating Dutchmen posted a 4-3 victory over the Beavers Friday at the John Glas Fieldhouse. Union forced overtime with just 3:25 to play in regulation, as Marc Neron took advantage of a slashing penalty … Read more

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This Week in the WCHA Women’s League: Oct. 24, 2002

Minnesota-Duluth has a natural rivalry with in-state opponent Minnesota, but the Bulldogs’ animosity for Wisconsin is not a thing to be missed either. The Badgers square off with the defending NCAA titlists in this weekend’s premier WCHA matchup, Craig Roberts reports.

Stampede Result Switched to Tie

The NCAA Ice Hockey Committee has ruled that the Maverick Stampede semifinal game between Colgate and Nebraska-Omaha on Oct. 11 is officially a tie and that only the statistics for the first 65 minutes of play will count. The game in question was played with a five-minute overtime, followed by a 20-minute period when the … Read more

This Week in the CHA: Oct. 24, 2002

The CHA starts up full-bore league play this weekend — though not Alabama-Huntsville, which carries the torch against the second-ranked team in the nation. Geof F. Morris chronicles the conference’s search for respect.