St. Thomas goalie Fielding selected the 2014-15 USCHO D-III Player of the Year
Fielding was also the 2015 Sid Watson Award winner.
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Greason takes Trinity to national title, adds USCHO D-III Coach of the Year to honors
Fourth-year coach leads alma mater to first national title in program history.
Hometown captain Acciari guides Providence to a long-sought Frozen Four appearance
The Friars haven’t played in a Frozen Four since 1985.
Adrian, D-III top scorer Brothers tabbed USCHO Rookie of the Year
Stud freshman did it all for NCAA semifinalist Bulldogs.
Panzarella the latest to capably fill a role for North Dakota in a critical situation
The UND defenseman was inserted into the lineup for the West Regional final just before the game when a regular was unable to play because of illness, and he scored his first goal of the season.
Under the radar, Boston University’s Rodrigues keeps making big contributions
Overshadowed by linemate Jack Eichel, Evan Rodrigues has 16 goals and 45 points in his last 23 games.
TMQ: Navigating the regionals aftermath, and a friendly wager on the Frozen Four
The two national semifinals are polar opposites in terms of the pedigrees of the teams involved.
A couple in stripes: Morrison, Langley balance officiating with life together
Johnathan Morrison and Kristine Langley, married in 2013, had a weekend last month where they worked games in the same city.
Explaining his magic, Omaha’s Massa has a simple answer: ‘It’s just my job’
The Mavericks goaltender stopped all 40 shots he faced in a win over RIT in the Midwest Regional final.
Less extra-attacker drama but the same result for Frozen Four-bound Providence
The Friars allowed three extra-attacker goals in a first-round win over Miami but sealed the deal in much less heart-stopping fashion Sunday.
After allowing opening goal, McIntyre stays the course for North Dakota
The UND goaltender improved to 5-1 with a 1.26 GAA and .957 save percentage in NCAA tournament games.
Omaha appreciates first NCAA tournament win but isn’t satisfied
The Mavericks beat Harvard in the Midwest Regional semifinals to improve to 1-2 in the tournament.
Miami comes painfully close to completing miracle comeback against Providence
The RedHawks scored three times with an extra attacker in the final 8:34 and had a chance to tie late.
In ‘heavyweight fight,’ Boston University comes up with a late knockout
The Terriers did what they do best — win the third period — to advance to the Frozen Four.
Good start, determined defense key another RIT first-round upset
The Tigers took out No. 1 overall seed Minnesota State in the Midwest Regional semifinals.
Denver gets better of matchup of elite defensemen against Boston College
With each team skating three NHL draft picks on defense, goals figured to be at a premium Saturday between Denver and Boston College in the opening game of the East Regional.
After turning the page, North Dakota back to a familiar style and result
UND beat Quinnipiac in the West Regional semifinals after losing twice in the NCHC Frozen Faceoff last weekend.
Brodzinski lauded for ‘unbelievable character’ in shaking off injury for St. Cloud State
The junior tied the West Regional semifinal game against Michigan Tech with 37.3 seconds left, setting the stage for St. Cloud State to advance.
With atmosphere lacking, Minnesota-Duluth turns promising rivalry game into a rout
The Bulldogs weathered Minnesota’s early surge and scored three first-period goals to take control of the Northeast Regional semifinal.
Wisconsin-River Falls, Plattsburgh lead All-USCHO Women’s D-III teams
Wisconsin-River Falls led the selections for the All-USCHO Women’s D-III teams with five players, while national champion Plattsburgh has four players on the teams.