Miami Edges Ohio State In Regular-Season Capper

A one-goal game between the Buckeyes and RedHawks? Who knew? Miami beat Ohio State, 2-1, taking three points from the Buckeyes in this weekend’s home-and-home series and capping the regular-season, four-game set with a 2-0-2 record. It was actually the fifth game between the two teams in 45 days, dating back to their first home-and-home … Read more

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Ohio Skate and No. 9 Miami Skate to Tie

For the fourth straight game, Ohio State played from behind and came back, tying No. 9 Miami and extending the Buckeye unbeaten streak to six games. “That’s a great comeback,” said junior OSU Tommy Goebel, who scored the second-period goal that led to the Buckeye rally. “I’m still disappointed that we didn’t get the win. … Read more

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This Week in the CCHA: Jan. 18, 2007

Midseason Slump It’s January in central Ohio. Yes, it’s January everywhere but it feels even more so in Ohio. In recent years, we have not been guaranteed snow and actual winter around these parts. Instead, for months on end we are trapped in a wet purgatory, so un-hockey-like that the smell of the rink hits … Read more

Change Of Pace

He might not be the first Michigan player the casual fans thinks of, but make no mistake: David Rohlfs is a big part of the Wolverines’ story. Paula C. Weston reports.

This Week in the CCHA: Jan. 11, 2007

Robert Morris?! Okay. I’m over it. Sort of. It’s clear that Jeff Jackson’s Fighting Irish are. “It’s over.” That’s Jackson, directly. “They played hard, they played desperate, and we didn’t.” You know, for a woman who’s still haunted by the sting of four consecutive Super Bowl losses, closure can sometimes be an issue. But in … Read more

Encore: Buckeyes Rally Past Nanooks Again

For the second time in as many games, the Ohio State Buckeyes came from behind to beat the Alaska Nanooks, earning a 3-2 win, their fourth consecutive victory, and their first home sweep of the 2006-07 season. But in spite of the four league points earned this weekend, Ohio State head coach John Markell was … Read more

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Buckeye Power Play Keys OSU Past Alaska

After overcoming one-goal deficits twice, the Ohio State Buckeyes turned in a four power-play goal performance to beat the Alaska Nanooks, 6-2, in Value City Arena. Kyle Hood and Dominic Maiani led OSU in scoring with a goal and two assists, Tom Fritsche and Matt McIlvane each had a goal and a helper, and 10 … Read more

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This Week in the CCHA: Jan. 4, 2007

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2007, the Official Year of the CCHA! Yes, I just made that up. But it’s catchy, isn’t it? And every year has to have a slogan. It’s a rule. Sure, there were other candidates for this year’s slogan. There was “2007: Better Than 2006!” Has a nice ring to it, … Read more

Minnesota-Duluth Prevails Over BGSU For Third Place

Minnesota-Duluth and Bowling Green exchanged goals several times but the lead only once, as the Bulldogs prevailed, 4-3, in the consolation game of the third annual Ohio Hockey Classic in Nationwide Arena. The Falcons dominated for most of the first period, but two late Duluth goals gave UMD the lead and the momentum after one. … Read more

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Miami Over BGSU In Ohio Hockey Classic

On goals by three different RedHawks and in front of Charlie Effinger’s 24-save performance, Miami beat Bowling Green 3-2 to capture the first game of the third annual Ohio Hockey Classic in Nationwide Arena. “For a first game back in 20 days, you could tell we were rusty and they were rusty,” said Miami head … Read more

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Ohio State Advances To Championship Game

With a 4-1 win over Minnesota-Duluth, Ohio State advanced to Saturday’s championship game in the third annual Ohio Hockey Classic in Nationwide Arena. It’s the third straight appearance in the title match for OSU, and the second consecutive time that the Buckeyes will meet their primary rivals, the Miami RedHawks, for Ohio bragging rights. “For … Read more

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Palmer, Returning Effinger Lead Miami Over OSU

Sometimes, an opponent’s worth isn’t measured by wins and losses so much as personal history. Friday, when No. 4 Miami beat unranked Ohio State 5-2, the RedHawks felt like it was a win they had to earn. “Any time you play four times a year — sometimes five, sometimes six — Ohio State and the … Read more

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This Week in the CCHA: Dec. 7, 2006

The Upsetters, Part 1 Who doesn’t love winning in Yost Arena? Of course, the Wolverines love their barn and they should; it’s the loudest in the league, with frenetic energy and a great deal of pride. And because Yost is such a brutal place for visitors, winning there when you’re the road team is that … Read more

Reluctant Hero

Perhaps no one has equaled Steve Cady’s impact on Miami hockey. But even with a new ice rink named after him, the RedHawk legend avoids the spotlight, Paula C. Weston finds.

This Week in the CCHA: Nov. 30, 2006

Defending the Realm? It’s really a good news-bad news kind of week for the CCHA. The good news is that … well … wait a minute … I know it’s here somewhere. Perhaps it’s my inherently perky nature that forced that lie from my fingertips. There is no good news. Last weekend had to be … Read more

This Week in the CCHA: Nov. 23, 2006

Grab a Cup of Coffee … … because I’m chatty this week. Long-suffering fans know what this means: even more rambling than usual, some musing, a few anecdotes, and a reference to at least one cat. It’s Thanksgiving Day as I put the finishing touches on this column, in between catching glimpses of the all-day … Read more

This Week in the CCHA: Nov. 16, 2006

Sure, They Can Beat the U.S. Armed Forces, but Can They Take the Spartans? It’s hard to avoid the cliché about smiling Irish eyes this season, since Notre Dame hockey has emerged from a Van Winkle-like slumber and found itself starting faster than it has since 1998-99, with an 8-1-1 record and No. 5 ranking. … Read more

After a Thursday night contest that saw Western Michigan and Ohio State combine for 13 goals, the Broncos and the Buckeyes played a much more tempered game tonight at the Ohio Expo Center, skating two a 2-2 tie and earning WMU three points on the weekend. “I think any time you come in on the … Read more

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This Week in the CCHA: Nov. 9, 2006

Turnover? Look No Further Than the CCHA I don’t know why everyone’s so excited about what happened Tuesday. Sure, sure, it’s been over a decade since power changed hands in the House and Senate, but don’t people realize that it’s been even longer since we’ve seen that kind of change in the CCHA? Where are … Read more