Minnesota, Boston College lead All-USCHO Women’s D-I teams
Minnesota led the way with six selections on the All-USCHO Women’s D-I teams, while Boston College placed five players. Nine other schools are represented.
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Picking the regionals: USCHO writers break down the opening weekend of the NCAA tournament
Some of USCHO’s conference writers pick the teams they think will advance to the Frozen Four in this weekend’s NCAA regionals.
2015 Midwest Regional preview: Two teams hope to break the ice with first NCAA wins
Minnesota State, Omaha, Harvard and RIT play in South Bend, Ind.
2015 East Regional preview: Two teams enter after a win, two enter after a break
Miami, Denver, Boston College and Providence play in Providence, R.I.
2015 West Regional preview: Challengers line up to try to take down regional host North Dakota
North Dakota, Michigan Tech, St. Cloud State and Quinnipiac play in Fargo, N.D.
Elmira’s Dean Jackson named coach of the year
After posting a perfect conference record in the regular season, Elmira coach Dean Jackson led his team to the national championship, where they were edged by Plattsburgh. Jackson is the USCHO coach of the year.
USCHO coach of the year Scanlan raises Bemidji State to a new level
For continued improvement and taking the team to its best season ever, Bemidji State coach Jim Scanlan is USCHO’s coach of the year for 2015.
2015 Northeast Regional preview: No strangers to deep NCAA tournament runs in quartet
Boston University, Minnesota-Duluth, Minnesota and Yale play in Manchester, N.H.
16 teams, 16 numbers: A look at some facts and figures on the 2015 NCAA tournament
Here’s a look inside the numbers at the 16 teams in the field for the 2015 NCAA tournament.
Kayla Meneghin named USCHO rookie of the year
After finishing fourth in the country in scoring as a rookie, with 15 points more than the next highest rookie in scoring, Plattsburgh star Kayla Meneghin has been named USCHO Women’s D-III rookie of the year.
USCHO rookie of the year Pankowski proves to be worth the wait
Wisconsin’s Annie Pankowski is USCHO’s rookie of the year for 2015.
History lessons for the first round of the NCAA tournament
The eight-first round matchups all have some history, slight though it may be in some cases.
How conference tournament attendance both rose and fell in 2015
There were fewer ticketing sessions for the events, so total attendance was down but per-session averages were up.
Ashley Ryan named player of year
Ashley Ryan of Elmira has been named USCHO’s D-III player of the year.
Carpenter named USCHO Player of the Year
She led the country in scoring, averaging over two points a game, and captured the Patty Kazmaier Award. Boston College star Alex Carpenter is USCHO’s player of the year for 2015.
TMQ: A wide-open NCAA tournament field shows some vulnerable No. 1 seeds
Jim Connelly and Matthew Semisch see the chance for some upsets in the regionals in this week’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
While many add another NCAA title, several Gophers savor a first
After falling to Clarkson in the 20114 title game, Minnesota’s seniors are back in a familiar place: enjoying being national champions. For younger Gophers, however, it is their first title.
After completing regular season marathon, Minnesota wins Big Ten postseason sprint
The Gophers claimed their first playoff championship since 2007 in beating Michigan.
Boston University sees shades of 2009 in run to Hockey East title
The Terriers have won the Beanpot and both league titles, just like they did the last time they won the national championship.
Miami hat trick star Coleman thankful for teammates after early end to his night
He scored three goals before being ejected for contact to the head, but the RedHawks held on in the NCHC Frozen Faceoff championship game.