Balance could make NCHC as unpredictable in 2014-15 as in its opening act
North Dakota, St. Cloud State and Miami are the picks to finish in the top three in the league’s second season.
Matthew Semisch
Western Michigan needs to pick up offense to move up in standings
The Broncos scored only 2.58 goals per game last season.
Abrupt ending to last season serves as motivation for North Dakota
UND has a strong corps of players returning from a team that made the Frozen Four.
Large Omaha freshman class will get chances to prove its worth
The Mavericks welcome 11 rookies after losing valuable players.
Talented Miami out to show last regular season was a fluke
Austin Czarnik, Riley Barber and the RedHawks again are picked for a high finish after taking last place last season.
North Dakota blanks Manitoba in exhibition as McIntyre, Johnson combine for shutout
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — It’s too soon to predict exactly how good North Dakota can be this season, but UND should be solid again if its ascendancy through its season-opening exhibition game was an indicator. UND had issues getting out of first gear in Sunday’s first period against Manitoba as UND shook off the cobwebs. … Read more
When it comes to plus-minus, Union’s Gostisbehere proves to be a big plus
Analysts debate the value of plus-minus as a yardstick for player performance. But there was no debating the performance of plus-7 Shayne Gostisbehere in the national championship game.
In accepting first Mike Richter Award, Hellebuyck credits Massachusetts-Lowell goaltending partner
Battling with Doug Carr for the starting role helped improve the River Hawks goalie’s game.
Final play difficult for North Dakota to digest
North Dakota lost 2-1 at Wells Fargo Center to its archrival, but the last team into this year’s NCAA tournament did many things right in the game.
2014 Humanitarian Award recipient Reppucci succeeds with sport-based initiatives
He earned this award, bestowed annually by the Hockey Humanitarian Award Foundation, thanks to his extensive charitable activity, and the skills he’s honed at Holy Cross have come in handy in that regard.
Short-term focus a key component of North Dakota’s Frozen Four run
North Dakota has made quite the habit during coach Dave Hakstol’s tenure of starting seasons slowly before turning things around through the second half.
Short-term focus a key component of North Dakota’s Frozen Four run
North Dakota has made quite the habit during coach Dave Hakstol’s tenure of starting seasons slowly before turning things around through the second half.
Gaarder embodies North Dakota’s hard-working philosophy, Hakstol says
Following North Dakota’s 2-1 double-overtime Midwest Regional final victory over Ferris State two weeks ago, most of the praise was heaped upon one of UND’s leading lights and also upon one of the team’s more unsung heroes.
Gaarder embodies North Dakota’s hard-working philosophy, Hakstol says
Following North Dakota’s 2-1 double-overtime Midwest Regional final victory over Ferris State two weeks ago, most of the praise was heaped upon one of UND’s leading lights and also upon one of the team’s more unsung heroes.
North Dakota puts its last NCAA meeting with Minnesota in the past
The last time North Dakota met archrival Minnesota in a NCAA tournament game, things could’ve gone quite a lot better for UND than they did.
North Dakota puts its last NCAA meeting with Minnesota in the past
The last time North Dakota met archrival Minnesota in a NCAA tournament game, things could’ve gone quite a lot better for UND than they did.
Owens made the call to resign, Colorado College athletic director says
Ken Ralph says it was tough to accept Scott Owens’ resignation but he’s now excited to move forward.
Frozen Four preview: North Dakota thrives as a group without many stars
UND is in its first Frozen Four since 2011 thanks to contributions from a number of players.
Upsets pave the way to the NCHC’s inaugural Frozen Faceoff
Miami, Denver and Western Michigan won road quarterfinal series to join North Dakota in Minneapolis.
First-round pairings decided after SCSU wins Penrose Cup
Going into the final night of the NCHC’s inaugural regular season, none of the league’s eight teams knew for sure who they would be playing in the first round of the league playoffs, and that’s undoubtedly what the league’s front office in Colorado Springs wanted. Now that we know who’s playing who and where, though, … Read more