Quest for redemption fuels Quinnipiac in Tampa
The Bobcats lost in the 2013 championship game, their only other appearance in the Frozen Four.
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USCHO.com Men’s D-III Player of the Year honor goes to Babson’s Murray
Jamie Murray is leaving college hockey with a bang.The Babson senior goalie not only won the Joe Concannon Award, the Sid Watson Award, NEHC Player and Goaltender of the Year this season, but has also been named the USCHO.com Men’s Division III Player of the Year.This season with the Beavers, Murray went 14-5-3 with a … Read more
For Montgomery and Denver, it’s all about the process
What’s the process for the Pioneers? “It’s about growing and developing players into roles, seeing who has chemistry with who and who can execute on special teams,” coach Jim Montgomery says.
Preseason No. 1 Boston College’s road to Frozen Four filled with overcome obstacles
The Eagles dealt with injuries and player departure to clinch their spot in Tampa.
Brooks leads Wisconsin-Stevens Point to D-III men’s title, named USCHO.com Coach of the Year
The third time really is the charm.Winning the Division III national championship has garnered Wisconsin-Stevens Point’s Chris Brooks the USCHO.com 2015-16 Men’s D-III Coach of the Year.Brooks, who just completed his fifth season behind the Pointers bench, led the team to a WIAC playoff title and then beat Adrian, Geneseo and St. Norbert to end … Read more
Adrian’s Armour tabbed USCHO.com Men’s D-III Rookie of the Year
After a season in which he led all Division III freshmen in scoring, Adrian’s Connor Armour has been named the USCHO.com 2015-16 Men’s D-III Rookie of the Year. Armour, a native of Bowmanville, Ont., tallied eight goals with 30 assists for a 38-point season in 28 games, topping the Bulldogs scoring chart. He also finished … Read more
For North Dakota players who’ve endured Frozen Four heartbreaks, hope that third trip produces better result
The Fighting Hawks have lost in the national semifinals in the past two seasons.
TMQ: First weekend of NCAA tournament brings a few surprises and busted brackets
In the end, two No. 1 seeds and two No. 2 seeds made it to the Frozen Four.
Cornell’s Morgan Richardson makes mental health awareness her mission
The senior defenseman, one of five finalists for the 2016 Hockey Humanitarian Award, presented by BNY Mellon Wealth Management, helped to found Do It For Daron after her sister’s suicide.
Quinnipiac’s Anas follows uncharacteristic penalties with characteristic scoring
The junior helped lead the Bobcats to the Frozen Four despite an injury.
Denver stays in the moment, and the Pioneers’ patience finally pays off
The Pioneers couldn’t shake Ferris State until late in the West Regional final.
For Boston College’s Doherty, two more weeks is more valuable than two goals
The Eagles captain got his team to Tampa with a pair of goals in the Northeast Regional final against Minnesota-Duluth.
Grauer delivers a championship effort when Wisconsin-Stevens Point needs it
The most outstanding player scored twice in the semifinal and once in the championship game.
UMass-Lowell uses ‘never-give-up kind of mindset’ to rally for first-round win
The River Hawks hadn’t won this season when they trailed after the second period until they beat Yale in the East Regional semifinals.
Young St. Norbert looks forward to working to return to title game
The Green Knights lose four seniors from the team that lost to Wisconsin-Stevens Point in the national championship game.
North Dakota’s Grand Forks natives savor regional crown but know there’s more to do
Paul LaDue, Tucker Poolman, Luke Johnson, Johnny Simonson and Gage Ausmus grew up playing hockey together. They also grew up watching North Dakota hockey.
Balanced offense delivers a first-round rout for Denver
Six Pioneers players scored in a 7-2 victory over Boston University.
Quinnipiac’s confidence never wavers despite slow-emerging offense
The Bobcats needed three third-period goals to pull away from RIT.
In losing effort, power play a highlight for St. Cloud State
The Huskies scored twice on four chances in an overtime loss to Ferris State.
Vesey, Criscuolo wrap up collegiate careers that helped bring Harvard back to prominence
Fighting back tears, and with quivering yet poised responses, the duo — joined by coach Ted Donato and junior forward Luke Esposito — reflected on not only the game at hand, but their entire tenure with the program.