Picking the WCHA: Feb. 9-10

First of all I wanted to thank all the readers here at USCHO. This will be my final weekend picking and writing about the WCHA, I start a new job on Monday and with that development, Jack will be taking a solo lap for the rest of the season as WCHA columnist. It’s been fun … Read more

Three things we learned: Jan. 21

1. We have to start off with a somber note after the passing of Jim Johannson, assistant executive director of USA Hockey. WCHA President and Men’s League Commissioner Bill Robertson issued the following statement” “On behalf of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) and our member institutions, we are profoundly shocked and deeply saddened to … Read more

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Three things we learned: Jan. 21

1. We have to start off with a somber note after the passing of Jim Johannson, assistant executive director of USA Hockey. WCHA President and Men’s League Commissioner Bill Robertson issued the following statement” “On behalf of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) and our member institutions, we are profoundly shocked and deeply saddened to … Read more

WCHA Picks: Jan. 19-20

Bemidji State at Ferris State Jack: The Beavers lost and tied against North Dakota last week (ironically, they lost the game in which they largely looked like the better team and tied the one they looked like the worse one… hockey is weird). Still, they carry a long conference unbeaten streak into this series at … Read more

WCHA Picks: Jan. 19-20

Bemidji State at Ferris State Jack: The Beavers lost and tied against North Dakota last week (ironically, they lost the game in which they largely looked like the better team and tied the one they looked like the worse one… hockey is weird). Still, they carry a long conference unbeaten streak into this series at … Read more

Three things we learned: Jan. 14

1. Northern Michigan is the biggest threat to Minnesota State. The Wildcats swept Bowling Green and have a relatively easy schedule the rest of the way. If the Mavericks falter, the Wildcats could be poised to strike. 2. It was a weekend of splits. While Northern Michigan had a sweep, the rest of the league … Read more

Three things we learned: Jan. 14

1. Northern Michigan is the biggest threat to Minnesota State. The Wildcats swept Bowling Green and have a relatively easy schedule the rest of the way. If the Mavericks falter, the Wildcats could be poised to strike. 2. It was a weekend of splits. While Northern Michigan had a sweep, the rest of the league … Read more

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WCHA Picks: Jan. 12-13

Ferris State at Lake Superior State Sean: With two teams failing to pick up wins, I feel like Game 1 of this series is going to be a big one. Win Friday, take confidence into Saturday and get the sweep. Bulldogs 3-1, 2-1 Jack: A pair of teams both struggling. LSSU has won just once … Read more

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Three things we learned: Dec. 11

1. Alaska captured its fifth-straight Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup and completed a sweep over in-state rival Alaska Anchorage. Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup was supposed to be determined by a best-of-six series with the Seawolves, but the Nanooks clinched it early by defeating UAA for the fourth time this season on Saturday. 2. Northern Michigan banked … Read more

Three things we learned: Dec. 11

1. Alaska captured its fifth-straight Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup and completed a sweep over in-state rival Alaska Anchorage. Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup was supposed to be determined by a best-of-six series with the Seawolves, but the Nanooks clinched it early by defeating UAA for the fourth time this season on Saturday. 2. Northern Michigan banked … Read more