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USCHO’s Dan Rubin: With recent events forcing college hockey to abruptly end, I believe there is light hatching from the darkness
If you’re like me, you probably sat by your computer to watch the last week unfold in real time. You watched the world continually change, minute after minute, through social media and news alerts. Sports adapted to atmospheres without crowds before shutting down for the interim (photo: Bentley Athletics).
Sunday hockey roundup: Minnesota recovers from loss in series opener, rallies to knock off Notre Dame, 3-2, advance to B1G semis; home teams prevail in Sunday’s deciding games
The Minnesota Golden Gophers kept their NCAA tournament hopes alive with a 3-2 victory over Notre Dame in game three of the Big Ten quarterfinals. They will face Penn State in the semifinals next weekend (photo: Jim Rosvold)
GOTW: Gorowsky hat trick paces Bentley past Canisius, 5-3, sends Falcons to AHA quarterfinals
Ryner Gorowsky registered a hat trick as Bentley knocked off Canisius, 5-3, to sweep the first-round Atlantic Hockey playoff series. The Falcons advance to the quarterfinals next weekend. (File photo: Bentley Athletics)
Friday hockey wrap-up: Notre Dame drops No. 19 Minnesota to open B1G playoffs, 1-0; plenty of other upsets as postseason opens
Trevor Janicke had plenty of reason to celebrate on Friday as he scored the only goal in a 1-0 win over No. 19 Minnesota to open a best-of-three Big Ten quarterfinal series on the road. The Irish were one of a handful of road teams to win on the opening night on conference playoffs. (File photo: Mike Miller/Fighting Irish Media)
GOTW: No. 1 Cornell routs No. 7 Clarkson in final night of regular season, 5-1, skates into ECAC playoffs on nine-game winning streak
No. 1 Cornell goaltender Matthew Galajda made 25 saves as the Big Red earned their final regular-season win over No. 7 Clarkson, 5-1, propelling Cornell into the playoffs on a nine-game winning streak (File phot: Omar Phillips)
Friday hockey roundup: Two late goals dramatically propel UConn past No. 8 UMass, 3-2
UConn scored twice in the game’s final 91 seconds to earn a dramatic 3-2 victory over UMass, propelling the Huskies to a tie for second place in Hockey East (Photo: UConn Athletics)
D-III West Weekend Wrap: Johnnies clinch regular-season MIAC title
Saint John’s is back on top of the MIAC for the first time in seven seven years and it has possession of its first outright league title in more than a decade. The first weekend of the NCHA tournament went as expected with the exception of the series between Trine and Lake Forest, while in … Read more
Women’s Division I College Hockey Weekend Wrap: February 24
Wisconsin eked out a tie to win the WCHA regular season crown outright and the NEWHA conference tournament was historic in more ways than one.
SATURDAY ROUNDUP: Penn State’s late rally lifts No. 11 Nittany Lions to 3-2 victory over No. 18 Minnesota, extends lead atop Big Ten hockey standings
Penn State’s Kevin Wall celebrates his third-period goal that capped off a comeback from 2-0 down, giving the Nittany Lions a 3-2 win over Minnesota and a four-point lead first first in the Big Ten (Photo: Craig Houtz/Penn State Athletics)
GOTW: Two late goals helps No. 14 UMass Lowell rally past sister-school rival No. 8 UMass, 3-2, in key Hockey East positional game
In a game that in no way was easy, Carl Berglund celebrates with UMass Lowell fans after tying the game in the third period. The River Hawks scored twice in the third to rally from a goal down for a 3-2 win over sister-school rival UMass (Photo: Rich Gagnon)
Bracketology: Which bubble teams have a shot at playing for an NCAA hockey national championship?
The topsy-turvy world of college hockey is seeing the bubble change rapidly from week to week. There are so many games and results that are affecting what is happening at the moment (photo: Craig Houtz/Penn State Athletics).
Former Princeton women’s hockey captain Laing facing down adversity, has ‘some exciting things coming up’
Back on Dec. 31, 2015, Denna Laing took the ice for the 2016 Outdoor Women’s Classic, the first outdoor professional women’s hockey game. Denna, a two-time captain at Princeton, would be playing for the Boston Pride of the National Women’s Hockey League, facing off against Les Canadiennes de Montreal of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League. … Read more
GOTW: No. 1 North Dakota rides goaltender Thome to weekend sweep of No. 6 Denver, inches closer to clinching NCHC hockey crown
It was another close-checking game, but for the second straight night, No. 1 North Dakota skated to a 3-1 victory over No. 6 Denver, further advancing the Fighting Hawks towards capturing the NCHC regular-season crown (Photo: Russell Hons/UND Athletics)
Friday’s hockey round-up: No. 5 Clarkson outlasts No. 15 Quinnipiac, 3-2, remains tied atop ECAC with No. 2 Cornell
Clarkson’s Anthony Callin’s scored with less than five minutes left in the second to break a 2-2 tie as the Golden Knights earned a road win at Quinnipiac, 3-2, to keep pace with Cornell atop the ECAC (File photo: Clarkson Athletics/Jim Meagher)
Bracketology: Figuring out problems on how to best seed the 2020 NCAA hockey national tournament
We’re down to five and a half weeks until selection Sunday, and as things begin to shape up in terms of what teams are getting closer to punching their NCAA tickets, we are also running into some problems on how to best seed the tournament (photo: Jim Rosvold/University of Minnesota).
Jordan Harris double-OT game-winner gives Northeastern its third straight Beanpot hockey championship, 5-4, over BU
Northeastern captain Ryan Shea hoists the Beanpot for the third straight year, something no other Northeastern team has accomplished in the 68-year history of the tournament (Photo by Rich Gagnon)
Women’s D-III weekend wrap Feb. 10: Top teams escape close games
Several top teams, including No. 1 Plattsburgh and No. 2 Middlebury, had a scare, escaping with one-goal wins, while No. 5 Hamline was surprised by Saint Mary’s in the second of a two-game set, settling for a tie. Oswego continued its strong play with a sweep of two UCHC foes.
GOTW: Behind two-goal night from Biro, Penn State bests Ohio State 6-3, re-takes top spot in B1G Hockey standings
It was a battle to the end, but No. 9 Penn State survived a third-period rally by No. 13 Ohio State, scoring twice into an empty net to earn a 6-3 road victory and move back into solo first place in the Big Ten standings. For much of the game, it felt like Penn State … Read more
Friday’s hockey roundup: No. 14 UMass Lowell wins battle of elite goaltenders over No. 4 BC, 3-2
UMass Lowell veteran netminder Tyler Wall was all smiles after out-dueling BC’s rookie phenom Spencer Knight, 3-2, on Friday (Photo: Richard T. Gagnon)