Adrian’s Shaquille Merasty named USCHO D-III Rookie of the Year
Adrian’s Shaquille Merasty, who finished second in the nation in goal scoring and second in the MCHA in overall scoring, has been named USCHO’s Rookie of the Year.
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Wisconsin-Eau Claire’s Matt Loen named USCHO D-III Coach of the Year
Wis.-Eau Claire coach Matt Loen, who led the Blugolds to the NCAA title, has been named USCHO D-III Coach of the Year.
Wednesday Women: Bring on the Frozen Four
With the Frozen Four looking, Candace and Arlan look at the quarterfinal games and what they mean for the coming weekend in Minneapolis.
Checking In: Former New Hampshire player James van Riemsdyk
Now with Toronto, he keeps tabs on the previous stops in his career. Tim Sullivan has a Q&A.
Paul Rodrigues named USCHO D-III Player of the Year
Oswego’s Paul Rodrigues, who finished second in the nation in scoring, has been named the USCHO D-III Player of the Year by the D-III columnists.
D-III Championship Notebook
Going Out On Top After today, the NCHA men’s hockey will be no more. What better way to close out the conference than with a national championship. “We talked about that the first day of practice,” Wisconsin-Eau Claire coach Matt Loen said. “It would be really cool winning it for the NCHA for the last … Read more
One final NCHA-SUNYAC matchup as Eau Claire, Oswego go for the NCAA title
Russell Jaslow takes a look at the matchup in the 2013 NCAA men’s Division III championship game.
Revamped playing style leads to success for Oswego
Talented offensively, Oswego has added grit and grind to its game, and hopes that trends to toward success in the NCAA title.
Wednesday Women: Analyzing the final eight
Candace and Arlan look at the eight teams in the NCAA tournament and how they got there, and also examine the final three candidates for the Patty Kazmaier Award.
TMQ: Assessing Jack Parker’s 40-year tenure at Boston University
Todd D. Milewski and Brian Sullivan try to put the Terriers coach’s career in perspective and look at what stood out from last weekend’s play in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Wednesday Women: Round one
Candace and Arlan discuss what can be learned from the first week of postseason play, and also look at the Patty Kazmaier top 10 finalists.
Walters’ biggest impact? Nebraska-Omaha forward ‘gets the job done’
Junior Ryan Walters has used hockey sense and a new training regimen to take the national points lead. Matthew Semisch reports.
TMQ: Assessing the candidates for coach of the year
Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski offer some thoughts on the season’s top coaches and look toward the playoffs and the final week of the regular season in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Brown depends on Borelli, and the goalie has kept his team competitive
He doesn’t get much offense and faces a lot of shots but Anthony Borelli has done all the Bears could ask of him. Mike Scandura reports.
Wednesday Women: Postseason musings
Candace and Arlan muse on the final weekend of regular season play and what it means for the playoffs, and whether Minnesota can finish perfect.
Calof making his mark at Princeton with points
Junior Andrew Calof has 99 points in 91 career games for the Tigers. Roman J. Uschak reports.
RIT is a great addition to a new division
2012 D-III national champion RIT has been a valuable addition to the CHA in its first season as a D-I program, and the experience of playing in back-to-back national championship games helped. Arlan Marttila reports.
TMQ: Building to a dramatic finish in league races
With one week to go in the Atlantic Hockey, CCHA and ECAC Hockey regular seasons, the final pieces to the puzzle that is the league standings are coming into place. Jim Connelly and Paula C. Weston discuss in this week’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Freshman Merasty keys Adrian success
Shaquille Merasty has proved a revelation as a freshman at Adrian, and his goal-scoring prowess is a key part of Adrian’s third unbeaten season in MCHA play. Brian Lester reports.
Wednesday Women: Surprise surprise
Candace and Arlan look at four major surprises from last weekend, and try to make sense of what it means with the conference tournaments looming.