West Regional preview: A who’s who of coaches
Boston College, Michigan, Nebraska-Omaha and Colorado College get together in St. Louis.
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East Regional preview: Potential for a new player
Yale, Union, Minnesota-Duluth and Air Force gather in Bridgeport, Conn.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Tournament by the books
It’s tournament time, and Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski go through the brackets in this week’s edition.
Score one for Goliath, but Merrimack holds its own
The Warriors didn’t beat Boston College, but they were right in it.
Bracketology: Our final answer
Here’s how Jayson Moy thinks the brackets will look when they’re revealed Sunday morning.
North Dakota’s Frattin: Final Five-winning goal biggest of my career
Everyone knows Matt Frattin has the most goals in all of Division I and, lately, they’ve been coming at the best times. The senior right wing scored his sixth game-winning goal of the season 5:11 into the second overtime period of the WCHA Final Five championship game Saturday. The night before, Frattin scored with 5:40 … Read more
Miami’s renewed power play keys postseason success
No small part of Miami’s recent success, particularly in its playoff drive that culminated in the CCHA playoff championship at Joe Louis Arena Saturday night, has been due to success on the power play. In their semifinal game against Notre Dame, the RedHawks capitalized on two first-period, power-play goals by Carter Camper and Alden Hirschfeld … Read more
Yale overcomes Cornell goaltending, again and again
Trying to score against Cornell can often be like ramming your head against a brick wall. For Yale, it was more like gently resting on a soft pillow. After frustrating Dartmouth 3-0 in Friday night’s semifinal game, the Big Red succumbed to the blue and white flash otherwise known as Yale in Saturday night’s ECAC … Read more
RIT fans have to divide loyalties
The fans and support staff of Rochester Institute of Technology had to make a tough decision Saturday evening, but it was one of those dilemmas that is good to have. The men’s hockey team was playing Air Force at Blue Cross Arena in downtown Rochester in the Atlantic Hockey Association championship game. Just 10 miles … Read more
Will there be a March awakening for Michigan’s Caporusso?
The Michigan senior reached 10 goals with a score in the CCHA third-place game.
Duggan wins Kazmaier
Wisconsin’s Meghan Duggan won the 2011 Patty Kazmaier award, becoming the third Badger in recent years to claim the trophy.
Merrimack shows it’s comfortable with any style
Flexibility stands to help the Warriors as they continue through the postseason.
Another Final Five breakout performance for North Dakota’s Trupp
An unusual trip down ice by with the puck by the Sioux senior was memorable.
Cornell continues to leave poor start behind
The Big Red is making a 4-6-1 start to the season less and less relevant.
Kuhn finds his place for Western Michigan
In the second half of this season, Western Michigan goaltender Jerry Kuhn has made it look easy. The senior from Southgate, Mich., has been the starter since a 4-1 win over Lake Superior State on Dec. 11, the first contest of WMU’s 14-game unbeaten streak that finally ended with a 3-1 loss to Miami on … Read more
Boston College’s Kevin Hayes caught between limelight, shadows
The fourth-liner had a big goal for the Eagles.
Confidence brings ‘luck’ for RIT’s Murphy
Sean Murphy considers his two-goal performance in the Atlantic Hockey semifinals lucky.
Rondeau answering all the questions for Yale
The goaltender’s shutout of Colgate in the ECAC Hockey semifinals was his fifth of the season.
Notre Dame, Red Wings both hope to see more from Sheahan
The Notre Dame forward hasn’t put up the offensive numbers that many expected.
Key penalty kill turns the tide for Denver
Killing a five-on-three power play at the start of the third period gave the Pioneers the momentum.