WATCH: Upon Further Review: Tragedy at Arizona State
On the season premiere of Upon Further Review, we discuss the aftermath of Arizona State defenseman Matthew Mayich’s collapse during training.
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WATCH: Weekend Review returns for the 2026-27 season
USCHO Weekend Review premieres for 2026-27 with a look at CC’s sweep of UMass, Quinnipiac’s explosive offense and Michigan Tech’s statement.
FROM THE EDITOR: A letter to the college hockey community
As another men’s college hockey season gets underway, all of us at USCHO are excited to once again be part of the ride.
WATCH: USCHO Opening Faceoff podcast
The 2026–27 men’s Division I college hockey season is here, and USCHO Opening Faceoff breaks it all down heading into Friday’s opening night.
PODCAST: Understanding the CHL’s impact after one season
We examine the CHL’s growing impact on college hockey— from a record-setting NHL Draft to an expanding recruiting pool of Major Jr. players.
PODCAST: Five Years to Play, but Only 26 Roster Spots
College hockey players may now have five years of eligibility—but House settlement roster limits leave programs with only 26 roster spots.
PODCAST: A deeper look at the Matthew Mayich tragedy at ASU
This podcast episode looks at the ongoing tragic situation at Arizona State involving defenseman Matthew Mayich, as well as other key topics.
LIVE: McKenna goes No. 1; record night at NHL Draft
Follow along for updates from the first round of the 2026 NHL Draft where Gavin McKenna is anticipated to be selected first overall.
For Mercyhurst’s Gotkin, a time to reflect
Barring a miracle, the Mercyhurst men’s hockey program essentially started and ended with Rick Gotkin. His tenure at Mercyhurst began in 1988 shortly after the school began its transition from club to NCAA Division III. The Lakers were at various times D-III and D-II before making the move to Division I in 1999. As a … Read more
STATE OF THE GAME: Hockey leaders target expansion amid losses
LAS VEGAS — How to increase the number of teams in Division I hockey, despite the recent shutdown of two Atlantic Hockey America programs, was a hot subject at Friday’s “State of the Game” panel discussion at the Frozen Four. As part of a wide-ranging press conference, College Hockey Inc. executive director Sean Hogan said … Read more
FROZEN FOUR LIVE FEED: Denver vs. Michigan
[gameday game_id=2655] https://x.com/i/status/2042466306566324535 JD (12:49): Denver is your winner in double overtime. The Pioneers will play Wisconsin Saturday in search of their 11th NCAA championship. Kent Anderson with the game-winner at 12:35 JD (12:45): I have just been informed that the North Dakota team plane has touched down in Grand Forks. Kidding. I have no … Read more
FROZEN FOUR LIVE FEED: Wisconsin vs. North Dakota
[gameday game_id=2654] JD (7:45): It’s all over. Wisconsin will play for the NCAA championship vs. either Michigan or Denver. JD (7:40): North Dakota scores, with Spunar pulled, trail 2-1 with 52.7 seconds left. Hold on to your seats… JD (7:34): SPUNAL PULLED. EMPTY NET FOR NORTH DAKOTA JD (7:32): Can Wisconsin do it? Up 2-0 … Read more
HHA: Goulding has passion for sport and service
Kara Goulding’s support at home turned into a college career defined not only by hockey, but by leadership, service and advocacy for others.
HHA: Middlebury’s Meg Simon leads through service
Meg Simon has turned her success in hockey (and golf) into a broader commitment to community service, leaving a lasting impact beyond the ice.
HHA: UConn’s Tattle Turns Loss Into Lasting Impact
Growing up, Ryan Tattle’s father made sure the future Connecticut forward knew about what is often referred to as the campsite rule. Originally a principle of outdoor etiquette — leaving a campsite cleaner than you found it — the rule applies to all parts of life in which leaving behind a positive impact benefits the … Read more
HHA: Sadura thrives with human connection, building communities
Grace Sadura’s passion for helping those around her has left a lasting impact on her Minnesota Duluth team and the Duluth, Minn., community.
HHA: Sison’s Impact Reaches Beyond Princeton Hockey
Princeton’s Jayden Sison is one of five finalists for the 2026 Hockey Humanitarian Award, given annually to college hockey’s top citizen.
TMQ: The road to Las Vegas delivered
Each week during the season, we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback PAULA: Dan, that was a tournament weekend for the ages. The level of skill and grit on display in all four regionals matched anything I’ve seen in my decades of covering … Read more
Albany Regional preview: Michigan makes its case as No. 1
Albany Regional, March 27-29 | MVP Arena No. 1 Michigan vs. No. 4 Bentley | March 27, 5:30 p.m. ET (ESPNU) No. 2 Minnesota Duluth vs. No. 3 Penn State | March 27, 9 p.m. ET (ESPN2) Albany Regional Championship | March 29, TBD MICHIGAN How they got here: Won B1G tournament, 1st in final … Read more
Loveland Regional preview: Western Michigan seeks repeat
Loveland Regional, March 27-29 | Blue FCU Arena No. 1 Western Michigan (26-10-1) vs. No. 4 Minnesota State (22-10-7) | March 27, 2:30 p.m. p.m. ET (ESPNU) No. 2 Denver (25-11-3) vs. No. 3 Cornell (22-10-1) | March 27, 6 p.m. ET (ESPN-plus) Loveland Regional Championship | March 29, TBD WESTERN MICHIGAN How they got … Read more