Minnesota vs. Minnesota-Duluth, The Greatest Games
David De Remer counts down the top 10 games in the rivalry’s brief yet colorful history.
David De Remer counts down the top 10 games in the rivalry’s brief yet colorful history.
Rookies step up in nets across the CHA; 2003-04 co-Players of the Year Barret Ehgoetz and Jared Ross race toward the top of the league’s all-time scoring charts; and it’s a rematch of last season’s championship game between Bemidji State and Niagara. Brian Coe weighs in.
Junior defenseman Mike Madill scored the game’s first goal and set up the clinching empty-net goal as St. Lawrence won round one of the Battle of the North Country with a 3-1 ECAC victory over arch-rival Clarkson at sold-out Appleton Arena on Wednesday night. St. Lawrence improves to 6-6-1 overall and 2-3-0 in the ECACHL … Read more
Brown jumped to a 3-0 lead over No. 4 Harvard in just under nine minutes on Tuesday night at Meehan Auditorium, but the deficit did not put Harvard down. It brought the Crimson and tri-captain Nicole Corriero up to higher level than ever before this season. Down 3-0, the Crimson stormed back and unleashed the … Read more
New Hampshire struck for three second-period goals in just three and a half minutes to defeat Merrimack, 4-1. Freshman goaltender Kevin Regan added 30 saves to earn the game’s No. 1 star. The win gives New Hampshire (6-2-1, 3-1-0 HEA) four in its last five contests. “You gain confidence with every game,” UNH coach Richard … Read more
Joe Fallon has helped backstop the surprising Vermont Catamounts near the top of the ECACs.
No. 1 Boston College may still be the best in the nation. But the Eagles’ weren’t even the top club in Boston on Tuesday. Harvard surrendered a tally just 62 seconds in and appeared headed for disaster, but rallied for two goals before the end of the first period en route to a 3-1 upset … Read more
Are things out of sorts in the SUNYAC, or is it really just business as usual? Also, the NCHA-MIAC series is competitive, Curry gets hosed, and attendance figures get inflated, in this week’s look back at the weekend.
Middlebury hangs onto the top spot in this week’s USCHO.com D-III poll, picking up two more first-place votes, for a total of 14. The Panthers start their season this weekend. Picking up the other first-place vote is No. 2 Wisconsin-River Falls. The Falcons moved up two places despite a tie with St. Thomas and a … Read more
Boston College made it three straight weeks at the top of the USCHO.com/CSTV Division I men’s poll Monday, taking 37 of 40 first-place votes and all but three points overall to keep its grip on No. 1. The Eagles tied Massachusetts Friday in their only game of the weekend, and with No. 2 Michigan and … Read more
Injuries kept former Cornell athlete Dana Antal out of the spotlight of the Canadian national team for the better part of five years, but for a moment last night, she was the center of attention. Antal’s gorgeous one-timer just inside the left post off a feed from Danielle Goyette 2:20 into the third period lifted … Read more
Straight from the “what’d he say?” files, CSTV analyst Dave Starman offers definitions of 10 common hockey terms.
There was no Atlantic Hockey letdown for the Massachusetts Minutemen on Sunday. Three weeks after UMass fell to UConn in a shocking 3-2 overtime decision at home, the Minutemen played far worse hosts to Mercyhurst, dropping the Lakers 6-1 at the Mullins Center. Kevin Jarman’s goal at the 13:36 mark of the first period held … Read more
After a scoreless first period, the Ohio State Buckeyes erupted for five goals in the second period, including three in a two-minute span — two by freshman Sam Campbell 1:02 apart — en route to their 5-1 win and series sweep of the Northern Michigan Wildcats. “We expected them to come out hard,” said OSU … Read more
Before the start of the season, both teams had circled this weekend’s series on the calendar as a litmus test. Although Michigan State struggled out of the gates and lost its preseason top-ten ranking, the Spartans saw a matchup with previously-unbeaten and eighth-ranked Cornell as an opportunity to prove something. “When you play a team … Read more
It looked like it would be a dismal week for Harvard. Missing three of their top stars, the Crimson tied Providence on Wednesday and then lost a shocker to Yale on Friday. Next up was No. 8 Princeton at Hobey Baker Rink, where the Crimson had lost three of the last four regular season meetings. … Read more
Tom Cavanagh scored twice and Andrew Lederman notched the game-winner as the Harvard Crimson defeated the Princeton Tigers, 8-6, in a sloppy, power play-filled contest in front of 1,798 fans at the Bright Hockey Center. “There are certainly a lot of things to go back to the drawing board with in a game like this,” … Read more
Friday night, Yale made sure that Harvard’s marathon winning streak over the Bulldogs wouldn’t see its 20th birthday, beating the No. 3 Crimson for the first time since Nov. 18, 1984. Saturday, though, No. 8 Brown came into the Bulldogs’ Ingalls Rink and brought its winning streak against Yale one game closer to age 17. … Read more
Niagara swept visiting Quinnipiac in a weekend series where the Purple Eagles invested heavily in a young lineup that paid immediate dividends, not the least of which was the play of Freshman goaltender Scott Mollison who registered his second consecutive victory in as many starts. Saturday, the Purple Eagles pulled away from the Bobcats after … Read more
With a bit of NHL flavor inside the National Hockey Center on Saturday night, St. Cloud State and Michigan Tech proved that despite the locked doors on the pro rinks, hockey still isn’t breathing as heavy as its players. In an exciting, fast paced offensive slugfest that saw a combined 10 goals and 72 shots, … Read more