Jaillet wins Mike Richter Award, completing hat trick of individual honors for Denver
The award is given annually to the top Division I netminder.
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Hobey Baker Award is ‘icing on the cake’ for Denver’s Butcher
The Pioneers senior defenseman is the sixth defenseman to win the award in its 37-year history.
St. Michael’s seniors Divis and McKenzie receive Hockey Humanitarian Award in ‘team effort’
The Hockey Humanitarian Award is given each year to college hockey’s finest citizen — or this year, citizens, as they are the first co-recipients of the award.
Frozen Four title game’s style stands to be big factor for Denver, Minnesota Duluth
Both teams possess a high-powered offense that can explode when necessary. But it is likely only Denver will benefit from a track meet-style game.
Notre Dame laments not playing up to its capabilities in Frozen Four loss
“We didn’t really play our game, we didn’t play Irish hockey as we have been the past couple weeks,” Anders Bjork said.
Denver’s fourth line continues to be key contributor
Colin Staub, Evan Ritt and Emil Romig combined for two goals and four points in the Pioneers’ Frozen Four victory over Notre Dame.
With confidence on his side, Iafallo comes up big for Minnesota Duluth
The forward’s senior season got better with a winning goal in the Frozen Four semifinals.
From A to Z, Harvard’s seniors left their mark
“We’re all pretty heartbroken,” Devin Tringale said after Harvard’s 2-1 loss to Minnesota Duluth.
Frozen Four teams have varying strategies for tuning out distractions
Minnesota Duluth, Harvard, Denver and Notre Dame discussed how they stay in the moment at Wednesday’s Frozen Four media day.
Scouting report: Coaches break down the Denver-Notre Dame Frozen Four semifinal
The Pioneers and Fighting Irish play at around 8:30 p.m. CDT Thursday in Chicago.
Scouting report: Coaches dissect the Minnesota Duluth-Harvard Frozen Four semifinal
The Bulldogs play the Crimson at 5 p.m. CDT Thursday in Chicago.
Frozen Four preview: Notre Dame OK with underdog role: ‘We’ve been there before’
The Irish are the only team in the Frozen Four that wasn’t a No. 1 regional seed.
Frozen Four preview: Harvard relishing first semifinal berth in 23 seasons
It’s been a while since Harvard has been to the Frozen Four. To be exact, it has been 23 seasons and before that, current Crimson coach Ted Donato was on the only Harvard men’s team to win the national championship back in 1989. He’s not going to be looking at his past experience preparing for … Read more
Frozen Four preview: Senior class poised to lead Minnesota Duluth in Chicago
Plenty of question marks plagued Minnesota Duluth at the start of the year. One of three goaltenders with zero prior collegiate game experience between them had to step up, and scoring was going to be a concern. Now, UMD is Frozen Four bound.
Frozen Four preview: Denver still has ‘a lot of business to take care of’
Watching Denver’s players gather around goalie Tanner Jaillet after a rather routine 6-3 win over Penn State in the Midwest Regional, one striking thing was how subdued they were. Unlike some other teams that celebrated with joie de vivre after advancing to the Frozen Four, you got the sense that for Denver, it was just one more step.
After winning Midwest Regional, top-ranked Denver seeks Frozen Four redemption
Jim Montgomery had to mull it over a moment. The Denver coach had just won his 100th game with the program, sending his squad to a second-consecutive Frozen Four. But what was different this time?
Eight conferences and 19 schools represented on All-USCHO D-III teams
The All-USCHO D-III teams represented eight of the 10 Division III conferences, and 19 schools were represented on them. Sid Watson Award winner Evan Buitenhuis led the way on the first team, with runner-up Stephen Collins also first team.
Notre Dame finds solid leadership in blue paint from Petersen
In Jeff Jackson’s illustrious coaching career, which includes stops in the National Hockey League, the U.S. National Team and 18 years at the collegiate level at both Notre Dame and Lake Superior State, he’d never done it before.
Bloom, one of BFF’s, named USCHO D-III men’s rookie of the year
The “B” in the University of New England’s feared BFF line (with the Fleurant brothers), Ryan Bloom led all rookies in scoring and is our USCHO rookie of the year.
Harvard hitting on all cylinders, learning success comes with detailed focus
As the college hockey season embarks on its biggest weekend of the year, the biggest question has come out of the East Regional: What can’t Harvard do?