Women’s Division I College Hockey Weekend Wrap: December 21
Connecticut freshman Jada Habisch’s first career hattrick headlined a weekend of stellar rookie performances.
Connecticut freshman Jada Habisch’s first career hattrick headlined a weekend of stellar rookie performances.
Daily swims in the ocean filled a hole in Endicott freshman Jenna Seibold’s day she didn’t even realize she had. Workout partner and former BU Terrier Sammy Davis has joined her and they’ve raised more money in December for the Travis Roy Foundation than they ever imagined possible.
Nicole Haase and Arlan Marttila are back to talk all things Division I women’s hockey.
(10) Boston College defeated (2) Northeastern on Sunday
Recaps of all the Division I women’s college hockey games played this weekend.
(1) Wisconsin at (3) Ohio State Sophie Jacques scored in the opening minutes and Madison Bizal extended the Buckeye lead to 2-0 around the midway mark of the first period on Friday. Daryl Watts quickly responded to cut the lead in half, but Jenna Buglioni’s goal just before the buzzer had Ohio State up 3-1 … Read more
Boston College and Minnesota Duluth swept their opening weekend series in Division I women’s hockey.
In the before times, the best case scenario for season previews was to give somewhat educated guesses. Those guesses came from watching teams last season, watching many of the incoming freshmen in U-18 World Championships and looking at how teams’ schedules might benefit or hurt them. Most of that isn’t available to us this year. … Read more
Hockey East is hopeful women’s teams will complete and double round robin of 18 games against conference opponents this season. They’ll drop the puck on November 20.
The women’s WCHA were the first DI conference to announce a schedule that puts their teams back on the ice. The partial schedule covers five weeks, but Commissioner Jennifer Flowers hopes to have a full slate of games set before the holiday break.
It’s been one year since Jennifer Flowers took over the job as Women’s Commissioner of the WCHA. She’s faced a number of surprises in those first 12 months, but is optimistic about what the future holds – even if she’s not quite sure what that future looks like right now.
Clarkson’s Elizabeth Giguere becomes the third Golden Knight to be awarded women’s college hockey’s top award.
Clarkson, Cornell, Ohio State and Wisconsin lead the way with three players each on our All-USCHO teams.
Wisconsin senior Abby Roque is the 2020 USCHO Player of the Year
For Saint Mary’s junior Delaney Wolf, the time she has spent volunteering and serving her community has helped her create a home in Winona.
Editor’s note: At the time of publishing, NCAA quarterfinals were still scheduled to be played and teams were en route to the host universities. Sunday was a historic day in women’s DI hockey as both Ohio State and Princeton won their first-ever conference tournament titles. In the WCHA, Wisconsin, Minnesota and UMD had won all … Read more
Arlan and Nicole dissect the conference tournaments and look ahead to the NCAA quarterfinal pairings.
Tatum Skaggs scored two overtime game winners this weekend to lead Ohio State to their first WCHA title.
Abby Roque, Daryl Watts, Caitlin Schneider and Sophie Shirley scored to lead Wisconsin to a 4-1 win.
Overtime periods in the quarterfinals could affect the play of a number of teams in this week’s women’s DI semifinals.