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In their final Wednesday Women of the year, Candace and Arlan look at the quarterfinal results and what they presage for the Frozen Four, Steve Sertich’s retirement, and what the picture next year might be with Olympians returning to their schools.
As a new era of conference tournaments dawns, here’s a look back at the figures from the last 14 years.
HAMDEN, Conn. — As a college hockey fan, the Frozen Four is obviously an extremely exciting time of year. The anticipation, the quality of the teams, the coverage — it’s all fantastic. What can sometimes get lost in the mix is the day off. The day off can be used in a number of ways. … Read more
Women’s D-I columnist Arlan Marttila previews the NCAA tournament field before Saturday’s quarterfinals.
Candace and Arlan review the results from the conference tournaments, preview the first round matchups in the NCAA tournament, and discuss the final three candidates for the Patty Kazmaier Award.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback looks at the surprises — pleasant or otherwise — from the new league’s debut.
Agosta was already an Olympic gold medalist when she arrived on the campus in Erie, Pa., as a freshman. And as she was winning her third Olympic gold medal with Canada in Sochi last month, the name “Agosta” continued to be intimately tied to Mercyhurst.
Candace and Arlan look at the results from the first week of playoff action and try to predict how the conference semis and finals will unfold, and also discuss the top 10 finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award and who is likely to make the top three.
When the coaches leave the room after a win, the music gets loud. Here’s what teams have picked to listen to and why.
North Dakota and St. Cloud State are tied in the NCHC, and Minnesota State pulled even with Ferris State in the WCHA.
Candace and Arlan review the Olympics, the current state of the PairWise, and ponder what upsets might happen as the conference playoffs start.
Chris Lerch has seen about 500 hockey games at Ritter Arena and after consulting with former players, coaches and fans he takes a trip down memory lane.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback looks at the big events and big issues in Division I men’s college hockey.
Candace and Arlan examine the conference races and what might happen for the playoffs, and also talk about the Olympics and women’s pro hockey.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback looks at the big events and big issues in Division I men’s college hockey.
A few teams still control their destiny, but recent results have made other races more unpredictable. Candace and Arlan also look at the early results from the Olympics.
The Saints have knocked off Union and Quinnipiac in the last two weeks. Do they have a strong postseason run in them?
The Huskies’ drought stretches to 26 years after a loss to Boston College in the championship game.
For years, in these type of environments the Eagles have displayed a cool, composed game, machine-like in its efficiency and punctual with its reliability.
Candace and Arlan take a gander at the conference races and early playoff possibilities, as well as offer their guesses on how things might play out for the women’s Olympic squads.