The Long Road Back
Mike Schafer has come full circle by leading Cornell back to the Frozen Four.
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First And Foremost
Minnesota, plagued by slow starts early in the season, has turned it up.
Wrapup: East Regional
It took 23 years and 22 extra minutes, but Cornell is back in the Frozen Four. Matt McRae hit the top corner on a sharp angle shot 1:09 into double overtime to snap a 1-1 tie and send Cornell into the Frozen Four for the first time since 1980. Boston College gave the Big Red … Read more
The Defense Never Rests
Thanks to Ayers & Co., UNH isn’t just about offense anymore.
The Start of Something Good
Wayne State’s long-term future is bright.
The Dirty Work Plus A Little Glory
For UNH, Josh Prudden does the little things that win games.
History From History
New fans might not remember Cornell’s dominant history, but new players do.
Caught In The Net
Goaltending at Minnesota is a bit unsettled entering the Frozen Four.
A Bitter Building Block
Matti Kaltiainen has a postseason to build on.
Emerging From The Shadows
With a big hole to fill this year, UNH has relied on the emergence of Preston Callander and Justin Aikins.
Crazy Like A Fox
If goalies are a breed apart, Sean Fields may be in a class by himself.
The Story Of Their Season
BU’s struggles on the power play were critical in Saturday’s season-ending loss.
Second Down And Goal
Tony Voce was all the offense Boston College needed Saturday.
The Rest Of The Red
The top-ranked Big Red get it done as a team.
Whole Lotta Love
Ferris State earned its Friday win with both spit and polish.
Out And Back
This year, St. Cloud State’s NCAA experience was short, but sweet.
Beginners’ Pluck
Minnesota State has come a long way in seven years.
Minnesota’s March Magician
The postseason has arrived for Minnesota, and that means it’s Grant Potulny’s time of year.
No More For Moore
Despite a loss, Dominic Moore made his last game for Harvard a memorable one.
2003 NCAA East Regional Preview
The NCAA selection committee may have bestowed the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament upon Cornell, but the Big Red doesn’t necessarily see it that way. On Sunday, the committee had conflicting mandates — avoid first-round intraconference matchups, and protect the top teams in the field in terms of the draw. Regional considerations prevailed, … Read more