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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.
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.
The Badgers go into the NCAA tournament after being pushed to the limit by Ohio State.
The Dutchmen went 2-for-3 on the power play this weekend and held Cornell and Colgate scoreless through seven penalty kills.
Brett Stern and Brett Knowles each scored his first goal of the season for the Mavericks
The junior reached 30 goals on the season with a hat trick in the championship game.
The River Hawks’ top line recorded two goals and five assists in the Hockey East championship game.
The Pioneers were the NCHC’s sixth seed and needed the Frozen Faceoff title to make the NCAA tournament.
UND beat Western Michigan in the NCHC third-place game but its NCAA tournament fate was out of its hands.
Jamie Lee Rattray from Clarkson has won the 2014 Patty Kazmaier Award and while the award is an individual honor, the senior deflected attention to others in attendance at the award ceremony Saturday morning.
Minnesota is headed back to the national championship game for the third straight season after a 5-3 win over Wisconsin Friday night.
The senior goaltender came on in the third period and allowed only the overtime goal to Ferris State.
The Colonials were 2-12-2 at the end of December but will play for the Atlantic Hockey title.
He scored twice in the Wildcats’ Hockey East semifinal win over Providence.
It’s not all about Jamie Lee Rattray for Clarkson.
The last-place RedHawks have ousted NCHC top seed St. Cloud State and second seed North Dakota in the playoffs.
MINNEAPOLIS — Scoring goals proved no problem for Denver. It was finding the right net that posed a challenge. Despite scoring on itself twice, Denver rallied for a 4-3 victory over Western Michigan on Friday evening at Target Center. [scg_html_nchc2014]Just 42 seconds into the opening frame, Denver goaltender Sam Brittain stepped out of his net, … Read more
Wisconsin-Stevens Point’s Brandon Jaeger and Oswego’s Matt Zawadzki led their respective squads into the D-III semifinals Friday night and it was a shame one goaltender had to lose.
The Buckeyes coach was on the Minnesota-Duluth staff that won three games in three days at the WCHA Final Five in 2009.
The Raiders are into the championship game for the first time since 1990.