Size, grit lead Western Michigan recruit McCarron to Montreal
Will Michael McCarron end up with Western Michigan in the fall? “”Ultimately, it’s up to me,” he says. Roman J. Uschak reports from the 2013 NHL Entry Draft.
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College players and recruits to watch in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft
Jim Connelly lists 14 players either already in college or committed to a school to keep an eye on in Sunday’s NHL Entry Draft.
10 years after memorable class, college-tied players absent from top of 2013 NHL Entry Draft rankings
If rankings hold true, there is a distinct possibility that the first round could be absent a player with college ties entirely. Jim Connelly reports from the NHL Entry Draft.
Thomas starting anew with Alaska-Anchorage coaching position
The Seawolves program has taken plenty of hits this offseason, but the former RIT captain wants to restore a good reputation. Matthew Semisch reports.
Checking In: Former Minnesota player Nick Leddy
After racking up solid numbers for a diminutive defenseman in the AHL during the NHL lockout, things truly began to turn once the shortened season started for Chicago in January. And Nick Leddy has never looked back. Tim Sullivan reports from the Stanley Cup Final.
Change of linemates, change of fortune for former North Dakota center Toews
Back with old linemates, Jonathan Toews got on the score sheet in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. Jim Connelly reports.
Checking In: Former Michigan State player Torey Krug
The lessons Torey Krug learned in three memorable seasons with Michigan State have prepared him for life in the NHL and an unbelievable rise through the ranks in one of the deepest organizations in the league. Tim Sullivan checks in with the Boston Bruins defenseman during the Stanley Cup Finals.
At Maine, Gendron finds another challenge he willingly accepts
Dennis “Red” Gendron’s vision for the Black Bears includes hanging some newly-won banners in the Alfond Arena rafters and producing alums who go on to NHL glory. Dan Hickling reports.
With lessons from York, Cavanaugh sets off on his own head coaching path
The new Connecticut leader spent the last 18 years working with college hockey’s all-time winningest coach. Dan Hickling reports.
Remembering Tim Taylor: Thoughts on the legendary former Yale coach
The college hockey community is remembering former Yale coach Tim Taylor, who passed away Saturday. Here are some thoughts from USCHO’s Jayson Moy and Dave Starman.
Rohlik’s long road to a head coaching position complete
An emotional roller coaster ended with Steve Rohlik leading Ohio State’s program. J. Justin Boggs reports.
NCHA is reborn
Prior to the start of the 2012-13 season, it was announced that St. Norbert and St. Scholastica of the Northern College Hockey Association would join the Midwest College Hockey Association for the 2013-14 season. The league announced on Monday however, that the MCHA would be renamed to the NCHA. The new NCHA will consist of … Read more
Montgomery has tough act to follow at Denver, but he says infrastructure is in place
The new Pioneers coach hopes to get the team to buy into his system quickly. Matthew Semisch reports.
Despite tough night in net, Hartzell was key to Quinnipiac season
The Hobey Baker Award finalist says he felt fine in the crease in the Bobcats’ loss. Nate Owen reports.
The road never traveled: Yale completes unparalled title run
No one had ever beaten three No. 1 seeds in the same NCAA tournament until the Bulldogs’ national championship. David H. Hendrickson reports.
Yale’s tournament defense demonstrates that sometimes statistics can lie
The Bulldogs were 27th nationally in defense entering the title game but they allowed only 1.25 goals per game in the NCAA tournament. Paula C. Weston reports.
On his birthday, Yale’s Malcolm emerges a Frozen Four star
The Bulldogs goaltender stopped all 36 shots and saved his best for last. Tyler Buckentine reports.
Before LeBlanc heads to the pros, Hobey comes calling
The Hobey Baker Award winner from St. Cloud State has teaching in his future, but hockey is up first. Tyler Buckentine reports.
Fourth meeting for Quinnipiac, Yale has everything on the line
The teams last met in the ECAC Hockey consolation game, and Saturday’s Frozen Four championship atmosphere will be quite different. Jim Connelly reports.
This time, St. Cloud State the victim of an opponent’s fast start
The Huskies used good opening periods to get to the Frozen Four, but Quinnipiac turned the tables. Tyler Buckentine reports.