Mercyhurst Downs Connecticut
Mercyhurst solidifies its place among the MAAC elite.
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Stang Leads SCSU To First-Ever Win Vs. No. 2 Minnesota
For the first time in team history, St. Cloud charted a victory against No. 2 Minnesota, winning to a 7-6 decision at the National Hockey Center Saturday. The Huskies gained the win on the power of first-year forward Roxanne Stang, who had a hat trick and the game-winning goal at 10:03 of the second period. … Read more
‘Bizarre’ OT Win Gives Taylor School Record
Slumping Yale finally gave coach Tim Taylor a new school record for wins, but not before waiting just a bit longer.
Sioux, Badgers Tie Again
For the fourth straight time in the regular season, Wisconsin and North Dakota went to overtime. But the Badgers and the Sioux played to their second straight tie.
Kerluke Scores OT Winner as Maine Rallies to Top Amherst
Dan Kerluke’s goal with 50 seconds left in overtime capped a comeback and gave Maine a 3-2 victory over UMass-Amherst.
DiNardo Stellar As Amherst Routs Bowdoin
Amherst co-captain Gregg DiNardo tallied two goals and two assists in a 6-1 blowout win over visiting Bowdoin Friday night at Orr Rink. The Jeffs improved to 13-4-3 overall and 9-2-3 in NESCAC play with their fifth win in their last six games, moving into a tie for third place with Trinity in the conference … Read more
Heatley Knots Game As North Dakota, Wisconsin Battle To Draw
Determined Wisconsin denied UND the chance to widen its WCHA lead Friday night, battling to a 3-3 draw in Grand Forks on Dany Heatley’s late goal.
MSU Cuts Jackson from Team
Michigan State freshman center Jeremy Jackson has been dismissed from the team due to “accountability issues in the classroom and with the team.”
Middlebury Collects Ninth Shutout of Year, Ninth Straight Win
Middlebury extended its longest winning streak of the season to nine on Friday night as it topped Massachusetts College 4-0. The Panthers shut out their ninth opponent of the year. The Panthers got a break on their first goal of the night when a rebound in the crease after a shot by Matt Snyder went … Read more
Kilfoy’s Goal Gives Dutchmen Edge
Paul Kilfoy scored his first goal of the season to give Union a 2-1 victory over Clarkson.
Princeton Downs No. 10 Cornell
The Princeton Tigers defeated No. 10 Cornell 4-1 at Baker Rink on Friday night, as the Princeton defeated the same team that shut it out 3-0 on Dec. 1, 2000. Brad Parsons keyed the Tigers’ victory with two goals, and goalie Dave Stathos made 29 saves en route to his fifth win of the season. … Read more
Gilligan Wins Number 400
Vermont coach Mike Gilligan won his 400th career game as the Catamounts defeated Brown, 2-0, Friday night in ECAC Division I men’s ice hockey action at UVM’s Gutterson Fieldhouse. Gilligan, in his 17th year at Vermont, is the 18th coach in NCAA history to win 400 career games. The Beverly, MA native is in his … Read more
Middlebury Shuts Out Mass College For Ninth Straight Win
Middlebury extended its longest winning streak of the season to nine Friday night, topping Mass. College 4-0. The Panthers got a break on their first goal of the night when a rebound in the crease after a shot by Matt Snyder went off a Mohawk defender and into the net at 11:02 of the first … Read more
Globke Propels Irish Over Falcons
Rob Globke scored the game-winner as Notre Dame edged past Bowling Green 3-2 at Joyce Arena Friday night. Notre Dame opened the scoring late into the first. With Tyler Knight in the penalty box for charging and Ryan Wetterberg just stepping back onto the ice after serving his own infraction, ND’s Connor Dunlop put the … Read more
Concussions End Career of UNO’s Carr
Nebraska-Omaha senior Allan Carr, with the team from its infancy in Division I, has been forced to retire after suffering his third concussion this season. Carr made the announcement to his teammates at practice on Wednesday.
Apparent Gaffe Aids In Michigan Victory
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Score a goal and the referee taketh away. Northern Michigan found out the hard way Friday night, as officials pilfered one of its first-period goals. The tally could have built the surging momentum for the Wildcats, but instead, the fifth-ranked Wolverines controlled the scoreboard in a 3-1 victory. “We we’re lucky … Read more
Gophers Cool Off Red-Hot Mavericks
The Minnesota Golden Gophers (21-7-2 overall, 14-5-2 WCHA) played poor guests as they beat the hosting MSU-Mankato Mavericks (17-11-1 overall, 11-9-1 WCHA) Friday in the Gophers’ first-ever trip to Mankato. Playing in front of a crowd of 4,931, the second-largest ever at the Midwest Wireless Civic Center, the Gophers received huge play from captain Erik … Read more
Coaching Milestones for Gilligan, Peters
It took, perhaps, a month longer than expected, but Vermont’s Mike Gilligan finally became the 17th coach to reach 400 career wins on Friday, when the Catamounts defeated Brown. And Bemidji’s Bob Peters won game No. 700 at the school.
Minus Skill Players, Providence Finds Way to Top BC
Minus the offense of Drew Omicioli and Jon DiSalvatore, the Providence Friars knew they would need a collective team effort to battle with the Boston College Eagles in their third and final regular-season meeting Friday at Schneider Arena. Having been outscored 8-2 in a two-game BC weekend sweep in January, the Friars necessitated better play … Read more
Parsons Nets 2 as Princeton Upends Cornell
Brad Parsons couldn’t have picked a better time to break out of his mini scoring slump. The junior forward scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner, as Princeton defeated Cornell, 4-1, at Hobey Baker Rink. The win allowed the Tigers to avenge a 3-0 setback to the Big Red earlier this season. Parsons’ goals … Read more