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If you’re a passionate hockey fan, you probably think like you can recognize talent. We’re always trying to predict that “this guy will be a great pro” or “this guy will be a bust.”
Joe Shawhan’s first experience in the Copper Country after being convinced to come to Michigan Tech three years ago was a backyard barbeque. He’s been hooked on the area ever since and is now the Huskies’ new head coach.
Holy Cross announced Tuesday that it would join Hockey East for the 2018-19 season, the culmination of a process that started a year ago. Next season, the Crusaders will play a mixed schedule that will include teams from Hockey East, the ECAC, and the CHA. There is some speculation as well about whether the men’s team will follow.
The Denver Pioneers had a celebration of their successful national championship run in Chicago on Tuesday in front of a good-sized crowd at Magness Arena.
The tournament Most Outstanding Player said his last three-goal game was in midget hockey.
The Pioneers coach was the fourth to win a national championship as a player as a coach.
Trailing 3-1 heading into the third period of Saturday’s game, Minnesota Duluth had every reason to believe that the national championship was still within reach.
The award is given annually to the top Division I netminder.
The Pioneers senior defenseman is the sixth defenseman to win the award in its 37-year history.
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.
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.
“We didn’t really play our game, we didn’t play Irish hockey as we have been the past couple weeks,” Anders Bjork said.
Colin Staub, Evan Ritt and Emil Romig combined for two goals and four points in the Pioneers’ Frozen Four victory over Notre Dame.
The forward’s senior season got better with a winning goal in the Frozen Four semifinals.
“We’re all pretty heartbroken,” Devin Tringale said after Harvard’s 2-1 loss to Minnesota Duluth.
Minnesota Duluth, Harvard, Denver and Notre Dame discussed how they stay in the moment at Wednesday’s Frozen Four media day.
The Pioneers and Fighting Irish play at around 8:30 p.m. CDT Thursday in Chicago.
The Bulldogs play the Crimson at 5 p.m. CDT Thursday in Chicago.
The Irish are the only team in the Frozen Four that wasn’t a No. 1 regional seed.
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