Defunct Program: CHA

Robert Morris junior winger David Boguslawski has scored four goals in his past four games, but less than two years ago, it looked like it could have been zero goals in zero games. During the summer of 2005, Boguslawski was initially diagnosed with cancer and with that came the obvious scares that included no more … Read more

David Nimmo has increased his scoring output each year he’s been with Alabama-Huntsville. This year, almost at the midway point, Nimmo is on pace to shatter his 21 points of 2005-06. But ask Nimmo about himself and he’d much rather talk about finishing his senior season on a high note with the Chargers. “We’ve been … Read more

Don’t let the numbers fool you. If there was a stat for heartbreaking losses, missed chances and shots off the post and cross bar, it’s a pretty safe bet Wayne State would be at the top of the charts. But there is no such stat kept in college hockey and the Warriors are at the … Read more

Happy Thanksgiving! The holidays are fast approaching, the malls (and bandwidth) are clogging up, yet hockey rolls on. Be thankful for that. College Hockey America should certainly look at itself from the outside in and realize this five-team conference has much to be grateful for during this special time of the year. First off, to … Read more

Rob Sirianni was born on Halloween 23 years ago, but throughout his minor, junior and college careers, the Bemidji State senior has never had to mask his offensive talent. Though he only has one goal through eight games, no one is worried. Not Sirianni. Not BSU head coach Tom Serratore. “When we need a goal, … Read more

The senior class at Robert Morris is a unique class in that all four members are transfers from other Division I schools. Three of those players — forwards Aaron Clarke and Doug Conley and defenseman Bryan Mills — came to the Colonials from fellow CHA institution Niagara. The other is goalie Joe Tuset, who came … Read more

He may not appear much on the score sheet and he won’t be noticed for being a sizeable player on the ice. But that’s not Tim Madsen’s game. The 5-foot-8, 170-pound Niagara junior is a prototypical role player, a third- or fourth-liner if you will. It’s a role he relishes for the Purple Eagles. “My … Read more

When it came to picking where he wanted to go to college, Tom Train held out hope Alabama-Huntsville would come calling. The phone rang. Train, a Troy, Mich., native, played four years in the North American Hockey League with the Texas Tornado and won three Robertson Cup championships, two as Texas’ captain. His family even … Read more

A couple things stand out about Taylor Donohoe. First, at 6-foot-3 and 225 pounds, his size immediately makes you notice him. Secondly, he’s a western Canada native playing college hockey. The latter isn’t exactly a hot commodity in NCAA circles. But after some research several years ago, the senior Wayne State defenseman decided to go … Read more