2014 Midwest Regional preview: Familiarity the name of the game in Cincinnati
Ferris State plays Colgate and Wisconsin plays North Dakota in the first round Friday at U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati.
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Clarkson’s Desrosiers are USCHO women’s D-I coaches of the year
Matt and Shannon Desrosiers of Clarkson, who helped their team overcome the loss of their best defenseman to upset Minnesota in the NCAA championship game, are USCHO’s coaches of the year for 2014.
2014 East Regional preview: Teams have a tangled coaching web
Union plays Vermont and Quinnipiac plays Providence in the first round Friday at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, Conn.
St. Norbert freshman blueliner Thompson chosen USCHO D-III men’s rookie of the year
Fresh off winning a Division III national championship, St. Norbert freshman defenseman Blake Thompson has been named the 2013-14 USCHO.com Rookie of the Year.
Yale’s Staenz is USCHO rookie of the Year
Yale forward Phoebe Staenz has been named USCHO’s rookie of the year.
Running the numbers on the NCAA tournament
Here are some of the interesting facts and figures about the tournament and the teams involved.
St. Norbert, Trinity head up 2013-14 Division III All-USCHO selections
National champion St. Norbert and Trinity each have three players represented on the 2013-14 All-USCHO Teams.
Many first-round NCAA tournament matchups have intriguing histories
Wisconsin and North Dakota will meet for the 164th time when they play in the first round of the 2014 NCAA tournament. Here are the all-time histories between the first-round opponents.
Rattray is USCHO Player of the Year
Clarkson senior and Patty Kazmaier Award winner Jamie Lee Rattray has been named USCHO’s player of the year.
TMQ: Hobey snubs, disappointing attendance and the NCAA regionals to watch
Tuesday Morning Quarterback takes a look at the big issues and big events in Division I men’s college hockey.
Interactive graphic: Average attendance at 2014 conference tournament down 40 percent
The total attendance across six leagues and 16 ticketed sessions was off 27 percent from 2013. That’s even considering there were three more sessions this season than there were last year.
Women’s Frozen Four notebook: A Division I title for the North Country
Clarkson won the school’s first hockey title in Sunday’s women’s Frozen Four championship game against Minnesota.
Don’t call it an upset: Clarkson says 2014 was its time to break through
It might have been considered a David versus Goliath battle going into the 2014 NCAA women’s Frozen Four championship game, but the Golden Knights didn’t want their victory to be known as an upset.
St. Norbert seniors establish legacy with third national championship
The St. Norbert senior class finished up its four-year career in style Saturday night, winning its third national championship in defeating Wisconsin-Stevens Point 3-1.
Wisconsin gets a lesson and a Big Ten championship to go with it
The Badgers go into the NCAA tournament after being pushed to the limit by Ohio State.
Union wins another Whitelaw Cup with a dominating weekend
The Dutchmen went 2-for-3 on the power play this weekend and held Cornell and Colgate scoreless through seven penalty kills.
Minnesota State’s unsung heroes lead the way to WCHA tournament title
Brett Stern and Brett Knowles each scored his first goal of the season for the Mavericks
Robert Morris’ Wydo no longer overlooked after Atlantic Hockey tourney MVP performance
The junior reached 30 goals on the season with a hat trick in the championship game.
Massachusetts-Lowell serves notice that it’s taking multiple threats to NCAA tournament
The River Hawks’ top line recorded two goals and five assists in the Hockey East championship game.
Denver emerges as a Cinderella team in its own right
The Pioneers were the NCHC’s sixth seed and needed the Frozen Faceoff title to make the NCAA tournament.