Feature stories
Boston College enters on a 15-game winning streak, but it’s not the only tournament-tested team in the quadrant. Here’s our Northeast Regional preview of BC, Minnesota-Duluth, Maine and Air Force.
Milwaukee School of Engineering placed three players on the All-USCHO teams, including the Keizer brothers, while St. Norbert and Oswego, who battled in the championship game, each had two.
WCHA powers Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North Dakota led the way in the All-USCHO Women’s D-I teams for 2011-2012.
The Gophers and Sioux have made it to the regional final against each other only once in three tries since the NCAA tournament expanded to 16 teams. Here’s the preview of North Dakota, Minnesota, Boston University and Western Michigan in the West Regional.
The Wolverines are a No. 1 regional seed for the first time since losing in the first round in 2009. Here’s the Midwest Regional preview of Michigan, Ferris State, Denver and Cornell.
Northeastern forward Kendall Coyne, who notched 45 points, has been named USCHO’s Women’s D-I Rookie of the Year.
St. Norbert netminder David Jacobson, who backstopped the Green Knights to a second consecutive NCAA title, has been named USCHO’s Rookie of the Year.
Three of the four coaches in the East Regional in Bridgeport, Conn., are in their first season at their school. Here’s previews of Union, Miami, Massachusetts-Lowell and Michigan State.
Aaron Dell is 12-0 with three shutouts in March starts with the Fighting Sioux. Brian Halverson reports.
Robert Morris coach Paul Colontino, who helped turn around the Colonials, has been named USCHO’s Coach of the Year.
St. Norbert’s Tim Coghlin claims his second consecutive USCHO Coach of the Year honor for coaching his team to back-to-back championships.
The first-round matchups for the 2012 NCAA Division I men’s tournament include one that features one of the most notorious NCAA tournament games of all time. Todd D. Milewski reports.
It took a lot of behind-the-scenes wrangling for RIT to overcome the NCAA’s prohibition on D-III schools playing up to D-I, but that work might open other opportunities for schools with ice hockey programs. Ed Trefzger reports.
The Hobey Baker Award finalist leads the nation in scoring, but an injury question lingers. Tom Robinson reports in a series of stories profiling some of the Hobey Baker Award finalists.
We’re down to 16 teams left playing, and Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski look at the NCAA tournament in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Wisconsin’s Brianna Decker has been named USCHO’s player of the year.
Amherst goalie Jonathan La Rose has been named USCHO’s D-III player of the year.
Just as the CHA was gaining another new member, Niagara University abruptly announced the end of its women’s hockey program.
The Eagles are 31-3 in postseason games since 2007. Dave Hendrickson reports from the Hockey East Championship.
The Dutchmen didn’t panic when their offense didn’t immediately have success. Nate Owen reports from the ECAC Hockey Championship.