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Maine and Ohio State got the top seeds in the East Regional the old-fashioned way. They earned them on the ice, where both teams won conference championships with thrilling performances. The Black Bears needed three overtimes and the netminding wizardry of Jimmy Howard to eventually put down a Massachusetts uprising in the Hockey East final. … Read more
There’s a little bit of everything at this year’s Northeast Regional, starting with the No. 1 seed, Boston College. The Eagles, viewed at midseason as co-favorites to win it all along with North Dakota, cruised to the Hockey East regular-season title, then saw the well go dry in a shocking first-round upset at the hands … Read more
Q: What do an NCAA first-timer on the rise, a traditional powerhouse returning after an off year, the biggest surprise of the season in the WCHA, and the two-time defending national champion have in common? A: They’ll all be on the ice this Friday and Saturday in Grand Rapids, Mich., at the Midwest Regional. Top-seeded … Read more
When the Providence women struggled early in the season, head coach Bob Deraney went back to the drawing board with his players.
The Minutemen are still on the rise.
The selections for the 2003-2004 NCAA Tournament were announced Sunday, and we almost hit it on the head with our final Bracketology. Once again USCHO.com’s PairWise Rankings correctly picked all 16 teams in the tournament, all 16 seeds correct, and, using Bracketology, we had every matchup correctly picked except for two, with two teams being … Read more
It’s all over. The games are done, it’s time for the NCAA Tournament. But we have to figure out who is in and who is out and who is going where. It’s been a crazy weekend, and now it’s time to check it all out and make my prediction as to what the tournament will … Read more
Kenny Smith caps his, and Harvard’s, comeback.
Maine’s Ben Murphy earned the limelight Saturday.
Tim Warner is making his time as UMass’ starting netminder count.
After a tough loss, UMD rallies — and looks ahead.
Grant Potulny comes through again in the postseason.
On Feb. 18, four U.S. college players made the final cut for the Canadian women’s national team — Cherie Piper and Gillian Apps of No. 3 Dartmouth, Gina Kingsbury of No. 4 St. Lawrence and Caroline Ouellette of No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth. One college player, Carla MacLeod of No. 5 Wisconsin, was among the final eight … Read more
Saturday’s OT was déjà vu all over again.
Michigan gets its offensive spark from a veteran and a rookie alike.
From defunct Fairfield to the ECAC Semifinal, two former Stags relay their experience.
The lights are shining bright for these underdog Seawolves.
Epic is the word for Friday’s double overtime semifinal.
Top coach soon to be without a team.
Clarkson backliners bust out.