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Mercyhurst has always been on the cusp of women’s hockey’s elite. The No. 8 Lakers look to prove themselves when they host No. 4 Minnesota in Saturday’s 3 p.m. ET broadcast.
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Forty-three years ago, Red Berenson completed his college eligibility and joined the pro ranks. Today, the Michigan coach wants his players to do the same.
When last they met, Providence and UConn decided the Hockey East title. Saturday’s 2 p.m. broadcast will renew the budding rivalry.
Canada dealt the U.S. Women’s National Team its worst loss since the 2002 Four Nations Cup by a 6-0 margin on Saturday afternoon before a boisterous Saskatchewan crowd of over 5,000. The win completed a Canadian sweep of two games this week in the province. Canada opened the scoring just under two minutes into the … Read more
In a clash of the old guard against the new, defending NCAA champion Minnesota hosts preseason No. 1 St. Lawrence in Saturday night’s 8 p.m. ET broadcast.
Three-time NCAA champion No. 4 UMD visits WCHA rival co-No. 1 Wisconsin in Sunday’s 3 p.m. ET broadcast.
The WCHA All-Stars doubled their scoring output in their rematch against the U.S. National Team Saturday night at the DECC, but still fell well short in a 5-2 defeat. Bemidji State sophomore Tara Hiscock and North Dakota sophomore Cami Wooster scored goals for the WCHA. Wooster and UNH alum Tricia Dunn-Luoma ’96, who had two … Read more
Team USA took the first strides in the Hilton Family Skate to 2006 at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul against a team of WCHA All-Stars. The objectives heading into the game and the reactions after the USA’s 5-1 victory varied greatly, both between the two teams and individual members. The result left national … Read more
For five-eighths Ojibwe Tim Oshie and his son, North Dakota freshman T.J., the NCAA mascot policy is a family matter.
North Dakota freshman T.J. Oshie trod an unlikely path from his Minnesota roots to the West Coast and back to become an NHL first-round pick.
It’s time to put away Native American mascots for good, says senior writer Chris Lerch.
Craig Dahl’s decision to leave the Huskies didn’t come lightly.
Middlebury’s seventh title took the efforts of the classes of ’05 and ’08.
Jason Durbin’s life after hockey is a happy one.
Patrick C. Miller says that the NCAA’s policy to ban American Indian logos is misguided.
College hockey has, for the past few years, been in the land of riches. Everything began in 2000 when Boston University goaltender Rick DiPietro was chosen as the number-one overall pick in the NHL Entry Draft. Minutes after DiPietro was chosen, Wisconsin’s Dany Heatley made the daily double when he was picked second. Since that … Read more
A whopping 40% of Hockey East will see new faces heading up teams behind the bench when the 2005-06 season starts. Jim Connelly takes a look at the changing face(s) of Hockey East.
What happened during the last meeting of the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Rules Committee? Hear it from the horses mouth as the NCAA explains in a reprint from the NCAA News.
The six finalists to host the Frozen Four in 2009-2011 made their pitches. Now Jayson Moy takes all the information and makes his best guess as to where college hockey’s main event goes.