Wednesday Women: Oct. 10
After one of the wilder weekends the duo have ever seen, Women’s Editor Candace Horgan and Women’s D-I Columnist Arlan Marttila are back with their weekly Wednesday Women feature, examining the surprising results.
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Details drive Lane as freshman season at Boston University awaits
The left wing was among the 40 U.S.-born players in the inaugural CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game. Dan Hickling reports.
For six first-time college head coaches, year two can be make or break
With systems in place and a recruiting class under their belt, these coaches see the pressure to produce increase. Jason Karnosky reports.
Ten to watch: Picking college hockey’s top forwards for 2012-13
Who are the top forwards this season? Our preview coverage continues with a look at 10 to watch. Dan Hickling reports.
Ten to watch: Picking college hockey’s top defensemen for 2012-13
Our 2012-13 preview series continues with a look at the best returning defensemen in college hockey. Daver Karnosky reports.
Ten to watch: Picking college hockey’s top goalies for 2012-13
The season is right around the corner, and our preseason coverage begins with a look at 10 returning goaltenders to keep an eye on this season. Roman J. Uschak reports.
Canada narrowly takes U18 series over USA, while Americans rule at U22 plus
The U.S. and Canada faced off again in the U-18s and U-22s recently, with each country taking one of the series.
College hockey has eyes on, hopes for NHL collective bargaining negotiations
The last deal between the league and its players had unintended consequences that hurt the college game, coaches say. Chris Peters reports.
Gadowsky: Football sanctions won’t affect Penn State hockey
The school is embroiled in controversy, but the coach says he has been emboldened by the community’s reaction to adversity. Chris Peters reports.
Robert Morris gets boost from hockey ‘busting at the seams in Pittsburgh’
Hockey was once in trouble in Pittsburgh, but thanks to Sidney Crosby and the resurgence of the Penguins, Robert Morris has felt a boost. Jim Connelly reports.
After Trouba, best chance for college players in 2012 NHL Entry Draft may be second round
Michigan recruit Jacob Trouba is ranked ninth among North American skaters, but he could be the only player with college ties called in Friday’s first round. Jim Connelly reports.
Move to MCHA by St. Norbert, St. Scholastica signals shift in Western Division III landscape
St. Norbert and St. Scholastica have found a new home in the MCHA, a decision forced by the withdrawal of WIAC schools from the NCHA. Weston Hodkiewicz reports.
Skating for hope, with help from his new college hockey friends
Dave McGrath called on some former players for a fundraiser to help battle cancer last year, and the second version is coming up. Matt Mackinder reports.
Visors, overtime go under microscope in rules committee meetings
The committee will also consider rules changes stemming from events in the 2012 NCAA men’s tournament. Jim Connelly reports.
Buccigross’ fringe benefit at ESPN: Calling the Frozen Four
The “SportsCenter” anchor, an active proponent for college hockey on Twitter, asked to be the voice of the championship weekend. Matt Mackinder reports.
Checking In: Former Wisconsin player John Byce
Before Chris Kreider, Wisconsin’s John Byce was the last player to go from the Frozen Four to the NHL playoffs. In the latest in an occasional series of stories checking in with college hockey personalities past and present, Todd D. Milewski visits with Byce.
Bellemore’s assistance casts long shadow at Providence
Longtime assistant coach Bob Bellemore is retiring, but his legacy is lasting at Providence. Al Daniels reports.
Exciting, emotional time for new Minnesota State coach Hastings
Mike Hastings would leave Omaha only for the right opportunity, and he says he has that in Mankato. Brian Halverson reports.
Pieces falling into place for Gadowsky, Penn State
The program’s transition from club to Division I is generating enthusiasm in Happy Valley. Roman J. Uschak reports.
MacKinnon finds himself going places without going anywhere
The former Providence forward quickly found a pro career with the local AHL team. Al Daniel reports.