Maine Dismisses Three Players

The Maine Black Bears have released three players from their program, according to a story in Thursday’s edition of the Bangor Daily News. Sophomore forwards Lem Randall, Keif Orsini and Glenn Belmore have been released from the team, according to the article. “It’s always disappointing when you have to let a player go from a … Read more

Wake Up Call for the Terriers

MANCHESTER, N.H. – On paper, top seeded Boston University looks by far like the hottest team in this weekend’s Northeast Regional. The Terriers have just two losses since Christmas and are the only club of the four participants to have won its league championship last weekend. If you listened to head coach Jack Parker speak, … Read more

Wake Up Call for the Terriers

MANCHESTER, N.H. – On paper, top seeded Boston University looks by far like the hottest team in this weekend’s Northeast Regional. The Terriers have just two losses since Christmas and are the only club of the four participants to have won its league championship last weekend. If you listened to head coach Jack Parker speak, … Read more

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Wait Was A Long, Nervous One for Ohio State

MANCHESTER, N.H. – Quite possibly no team in the NCAA tournament field is as thankful to be playing as Ohio State. The Buckeyes were the last at-large team selected for the 16-team field. To boot, they sat idle last weekend after losing a hard-fought, three-game quarterfinal series to Alaska two weekends ago. To say that … Read more

Wait Was A Long, Nervous One for Ohio State

MANCHESTER, N.H. – Quite possibly no team in the NCAA tournament field is as thankful to be playing as Ohio State. The Buckeyes were the last at-large team selected for the 16-team field. To boot, they sat idle last weekend after losing a hard-fought, three-game quarterfinal series to Alaska two weekends ago. To say that … Read more

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Sioux Concerned for Those Back Home

MANCHESTER, N.H. — While the excitement of the NCAA Tournament is in Manchester, N.H., this weekend for the North Dakota Fighting Sioux, you can’t blame any players for having some concern for those back home. The Sioux left behind a state wrapped up in a natural disaster right now as the Red River in Fargo, … Read more

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Wildcats looking at time off as a positive

MANCHESTER, N.H. – Though the reason for taking time off last weekend might not have sat too well with New Hampshire, the third seed in this weekend’s NCAA regional in Manchester, N.H., the Wildcats team is looking at the rest as nothing but a positive. UNH, of course, was missing from last weekend’s Hockey East … Read more

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Reaction From The NCAA Participants

The field of 16 teams for the NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey Championship was announced on Sunday with Hockey East regular and post-season champion Boston University taking home the number one overall seed. The Terriers were joined by Michigan, Notre Dame and Denver as the tournament’s top seeds. Overall, the seedings were as expected, though that … Read more

Thorougly Vetted

Wisconsin goaltender Jessie Vetter might need to make a shopping trip before leaving Boston after her Badgers team captured the National Championship with a 5-0 victory over Mercyhurst on Sunday. With all the hardware she’s taken from this trip, she’ll probably need a new suitcase to carry it back to Madison. Vetter, who on Saturday … Read more

BU Edges Mass.-Lowell for Hockey East Title

It wasn’t easy and at times wasn’t pretty, but Saturday night’s 1-0 victory for top-seeded Boston University was still enough to earn the Hockey East championship over Mass.-Lowell. Playing a game that Terriers coach Jack Parker called “lacking the necessary intensity,” BU had just enough to hold off the River Hawks thanks to a perfect … Read more

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Confidence Men: Mass.-Lowell Stuns Northeastern In Overtime

The Cardiac Kids live for another day. Fifth-seeded Mass.-Lowell — which has to win the Hockey East tournament to advance to the NCAA tournament — rallied from a 2-0 deficit by scoring the tying goal with 19.9 seconds remaining in regulation before Chris Auger scored the game-winning goal at the three-minute mark of overtime to … Read more

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BU Rallies Past BC

A word to the wise for any coach that plays Boston University from here on out: don’t take a single minute of the game off. The top-seeded Terriers, after playing lackluster hockey for 51 minutes in Friday’s second Hockey East semifinal against No. 6 seed and archrival Boston College, scored a Hockey East tournament record … Read more

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This Week in Hockey East: March 19, 2009

The 25th edition of the Hockey East championship tournament is upon us and within the next couple of days, a champion will be crowned. If the final four is anything like the quarterfinals, expect plenty of shock and awe. Assuming that the regular-season standings dictated a “script,” last weekend’s quarterfinals simply ripped that script in … Read more

Boston University, Hockey East Lead List Of Hobey Baker Finalists

The top 10 finalists for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award were announced Thursday afternoon, and the 58 Division I coaches who selected the finalists sent a clear message: scoring isn’t everything. Just two of the top eight scorers in the nation made a list of finalists that included five forwards, two defensemen and three goaltenders. … Read more

Tuckerman’s OT Winner Sends Northeastern To Hockey East Semis

When looking for a hero in the deciding game of a college hockey playoff series, it’s not too often that you look to a freshman. Unless that freshman is Northeastern’s Alex Tuckerman. Tuckerman, who scored a big-time insurance goal in Saturday night’s 4-1 victory that forced a deciding game three, scored two goals on Sunday, … Read more

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Northeastern Evens Series with UMass

After Greg Cronin’s Northeastern team, the No. 2 seed in the Hockey East quarterfinals, dropped the best-of-three series opener to seventh-seeded Massachusetts on Friday, he knew things needed to change. Little did he know that his biggest personnel move would pay off in spades. Cronin inserted junior Kyle Kraemer, a winger who has played just … Read more

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Massachusetts Stuns Northeastern

Friday the 13th may be known as the day that many horror movies hit the theater. Friday’s opening game of the Hockey East quarterfinal series between second seeded Northeastern and seventh seed Massachusetts played out as a horror on the ice for Huskies coach Greg Cronin. Northeastern, which a week ago was a single win … Read more

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