David And Goliath
They are the red-letter days on the calendar, the games no one wants to miss. In a small-market college town, the identity of the opponent can inspire the home crowd.
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Around The Horn
Kurt Wright started his college career at New Hampshire, then joined ill-starred Findlay. Now the veteran is helping anchor Robert Morris’ fledgling squad.
Rarefied Air
It’s no ordinary team, because the Air Force Academy is no ordinary school. And the force binding the Falcons together? Head coach Frank Serratore.
CSTV Game of the Week: Michigan at Michigan State
It doesn’t get much bigger than this matchup of CCHA powers.
Q & A With Rick Comley
As Michigan State gets ready for another meeting with archrival Michigan, I sat down with Spartans’ head coach Rick Comley in his office in East Lansing to just talk about coaching. This is the first in a series of talks with college hockey’s great coaches. Comley is in his third year at Michigan State and … Read more
USCHO Women’s Game of the Week: St. Lawrence at Brown
Two of the nation’s top 10 programs face off again in the Game of the Week when No. 6 St. Lawrence visits No. 9 Brown, Saturday at 4 p.m.
Minnesota vs. Minnesota-Duluth, The Greatest Games
David De Remer counts down the top 10 games in the rivalry’s brief yet colorful history.
Not Your Average Joe
Joe Fallon has helped backstop the surprising Vermont Catamounts near the top of the ECACs.
Canada Wins Four Nations Cup
Injuries kept former Cornell athlete Dana Antal out of the spotlight of the Canadian national team for the better part of five years, but for a moment last night, she was the center of attention. Antal’s gorgeous one-timer just inside the left post off a feed from Danielle Goyette 2:20 into the third period lifted … Read more
10 Terms For The Fan
Straight from the “what’d he say?” files, CSTV analyst Dave Starman offers definitions of 10 common hockey terms.
Canada and U.S. Set Up Another Gold Medal Rematch
U.S. and Canada assured they would meet in yet another international tournament final with wins Saturday at the Four Nations Cup, although Sweden made the preliminary round less of formality than usual for both teams this past week. The U.S. beat Sweden 6-3, and Canada triumphed over Finland by a 4-1 margin. Sweden, who played … Read more
USCHO Women’s Game of the Week: Harvard at Princeton
In Saturday’s Game of the Week, perennial women’s hockey power Harvard faces a challenge at Hobey Baker Rink in Princeton, where the Crimson has been upset in three of last four seasons.
CSTV Game of the Week: Yale at Harvard
There are some times when a rivalry is so great, that it transcends the records of the teams involved.
U.S. and Canada Settle Nothing in Round One
Nothing was decided between the U.S. and Canada after a 1-1 overtime-free draw in the round-robin portion of the Four Nations Cup tournament Thursday night. The score will be settled Sunday if the U.S. and Canada can get by Sweden and Finland, respectively, on Saturday to force a gold medal rematch on Sunday, like they … Read more
From Vrutky To Grand Forks, Spirko Making The Grade
UND’s Rastislav Spirko is making the transition to a new team — not to mention a new continent — look easy.
Easy As A, B … CCHA
Which conference boasts the grandest traditions, the loudest fans, and the best arenas — not to mention some top-notch hockey? Jeremy Potter thinks he knows the answers, all by the letters.
More Than Words
Matt Laatsch has overcome a lot to win a national championship, become captain, and form a special bond in Denver.
The Calling
John Gravallese is the grizzled vet of Hockey East referees at age 44.
Canada Struggles While U.S. Soars on Day One
While the U.S. coasted to an easy 6-1 victory over Finland on Wednesday night at the Four Nations Cup, Canada battled to the end in a 3-2 win over Sweden. Canada brought a roster full of younger players, including five current U.S. college players. None of them could get past Swedish goalie Kim Martin, so … Read more
Women’s Four Nations Cup Preview: U.S. vs. Canada
Krissy Wendell and Natalie Darwitz have dominated the women’s college game this year. Can Team Canada stop them when they don U.S. jerseys?