Feature stories
The U.S. has had nothing but positive results on the ice so far. The only catch is the team is starting to run out of bodies at the forward position as it approaches Tuesday night’s gold-medal game with Canada. Captain Cammi Granato returned from her injury to take a few shifts in the 9-2 U.S. … Read more
Forgive the NCAA, Frozen Four officials and the four teams if they were rooting for the New Jersey Devils last Sunday. No, it’s not because of their affinity for Devils general manager, and former Providence coach, Lou Lamoriello. Nor is it because of the presence of Brian Gionta, David Hale and Paul Martin. It’s because … Read more
Two years ago, No. 1 Denver was upset in the NCAA quarterfinals. This year’s Pioneers have a chance to erase those bad memories.
Despite much-noted inexperience on the blue line, the U.S. women’s team handed Team Canada its first-ever loss at a World Championship.
Everything seemed to be falling into place for the Gophers, but something funny happened along the way…
After her Gophers’ 6-2 NCAA final win over Harvard, Minnesota coach Laura Halldorson said that she hadn’t found a team yet that could stop her top line of Krissy Wendell, Natalie Darwitz and Kelly Stephens. This Saturday, she might find one — the Canadian national team. Though the triumphant trio is now wearing red, white, … Read more
Junior Lessard shook off a near-death experience to have a great season, and a knee injury to have a great NCAA. Now, he’s close to a Hobey and a national title.
Boston College’s top trio hasn’t played together much this season — but now that the line of Eaves-Voce-Eaves is on the ice, watch out.
The upstart Badgers left it all in Albany, falling an OT goal short of the Frozen Four, and now look to next year.
BC stands by its “winner” goalie.
Wendell, Darwitz, Stephens explode as Gophers win it all.
Gunn and Ruggiero help build the future of women’s hockey — in the Golden State?
The Frozen Four MOP Krissy Wendell had a weekend like no other
Kazmaier winner falls short of national title.
Denver’s first Frozen Four since 1986 comes courtesy of its goaltender.
Andy Burnes went out giving all he had.
While other teams this weekend lost top players to the Canadian national squad, Nicole Corriero has never wavered in her commitment to Harvard.
Michigan, BC’s struggles are now in the past.
Bruckler plays like he’s been there before.
Sunday will mark the first-ever national championship game in women’s college hockey between two teams playing each other for the first time during the regular season. Championship games in women’s hockey have always been exciting, but this element of unfamiliarity adds intrigue to this game unlike any other. The Minnesota-Harvard matchup raises obvious questions. For … Read more