Sigalet Saves Point For Bowling Green

Sophomore backup goalie Jordan Sigalet stopped 48 shots as the Bowling Green Falcons and the Michigan Wolverines skated to a 1-1 tie Saturday night at the BG Ice Arena. “The team played unreal tonight,” said Sigalet. “This was like a playoff game. This could be a big turning point for us.” Both teams played an … Read more

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Croxton, Rensselaer Break Through To Win Vs. SLU

Rensselaer was without a goal in 87:44 and down 1-0 to the St. Lawrence Saints before freshman Kevin Croxton came to the rescue for the Engineers Saturday night. Croxton scored twice in the third period to give the Engineers a 2-1 win over the Saints and a weekend split in ECAC play. On the first … Read more

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AIC Overcomes Iona, Ends Futility Streak

Freshman defenseman Preston Cicchine’s goal at 11:41 of the third period proved to be the game-winner in American International’s 2-1 victory over Iona. The loss snapped Iona’s 11-game winning streak against the Yellow Jackets. “It’s funny. I didn’t know it was 11, but I knew it had been a lot. I like the way they … Read more

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BU Gets By Merrimack

Going into Saturday, Steve Greeley had only played in two of Boston University’s seven games. Now it might be a little while before he’s wearing street clothes at game time again. Greeley’s first goal of the season — just his fourth in 52 collegiate games and the first he has scored against a team other … Read more

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UNH Completes Sweep In Convincing Fashion

One night earlier, third-ranked New Hampshire jumped to an early lead and then held on for dear life in the third period. This time, the Wildcats left no doubt, scoring five unanswered goals to complete a sweep of their home-and-home series with Massachusetts-Lowell, 6-2. As a result, UNH (5-1-2, 3-1-1 HEA) leapfrogged inactive Boston College … Read more

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Strong Start Carries RIT Past Neumann

The RIT Tigers used a six-goal outburst in the first period to coast to an 8-1 victory over the Neumann Knights. RIT scored 1:35 into the first, as Roberto Orofiamma backhanded a pass in for the score. Flashbacks to last year’s 24-0 score, a game in which RIT topped several longstanding school records, winked through … Read more

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Friars Avenge First Loss Of Season

The Providence Friars rebounded from their first dose of defeat in strong fashion on Saturday evening, besting Northeastern by a 4-3 score in front of 2,574 at Schneider Arena. Providence (8-1-0, 3-1-0 HEA) tallied two power-play goals less than three minutes apart in the last frame en route to victory. Peter Zingoni slammed a rebound … Read more

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Union, Clarkson Battle To Draw

It turned out to be a good weekend for both Clarkson and Union — for completely different reasons. The Dutchmen, looking to forget about last week’s embarrassing loss to Holy Cross, skated to a 2-2 ECAC tie at Achilles Rink on Saturday against the Golden Knights, who have been trying to forget about the situation … Read more

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Brown Continues Strong Start

The surprising Brown Bears proved they can pull out the close games too, as they edged visiting Dartmouth 4-2 on Saturday night. Junior forwards Pascal Denis and Brent Robinson combined for the game-winning score with just under eight minutes left to give Brown its third straight win to begin the 2002-2003 season. Robinson, who appeared … Read more

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LeNeveu Stops 16 Shots in 3-0 Cornell Shutout

Despite a 6-2 win Friday night, Cornell wasn’t happy with its third-period defensive letdown that led to two late goals. But the stingy defense turned in a more typical performance, and helped earn sophomore goalie David LeNeveu the shutout that eluded him a night earlier. Ryan Vesce scored twice and added an assist as Cornell … Read more

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Third-Period Rally Lifts Tigers

In compiling a seven-game unbeaten streak, not once did Colorado College have to overcome a third-period deficit. That changed Saturday. Trevor Frischmon’s first career goal with under seven minutes remaining gave the Tigers the lead for good as Colorado College rallied past Alaska-Anchorage, 5-2, before 6,023 fans at the Colorado Springs World Arena. The win … Read more

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Yale Reverses Fortunes, Rolls Past Colgate

After lopsided defeats in both of its opening games, Yale turned things around against Colgate, cruising 6-1 Saturday night. Chris Higgins led all scorers with a pair of goals, including one of two empty-netters that the Bulldogs tacked on at the end of the game. Yale put on a clinic both offensively and defensively, controlling … Read more

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Cey Backstops Notre Dame Past Miami

Sophomore goaltender Morgan Cey stopped a career-high 44 shots and Notre Dame got third-period goals from Cory McLean and Rob Globke to take a 2-1 win versus 14th-ranked Miami in front of a sellout crowd of 2,763 at the Joyce Center Saturday night. Cey, the game’s first star, held Miami off the scoreboard until the … Read more

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Career Night For Lafleche; OSU Sweeps LSSU

Ohio State beat CCHA foe Lake Superior State, 5-2, Saturday at Taffy Abel Arena to complete a two-game sweep. The Buckeyes were led by Miguel Lafleche, who posted career highs of two goals and three points. The Buckeyes, on a three-game winning streak, move their record to 6-2-1 overall and stay unbeaten in the CCHA … Read more

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Warriors Hold On Against Bulldogs

Wayne State was probably still sour over losing to Ferris State on Friday night. A couple of key miscues by the Warrior defense was all it took for Ferris to get the victory then. Saturday, it was mistakes by Ferris State in the second period that buried the Bulldogs. Marc St. Jean scored two goals, … Read more

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Quesada, Crusaders Keep Winning

After rattling off three consecutive road victories, including a 4-1 rout of ECAC foe Union last Saturday, Holy Cross proved that it could battle at home as well, as the Crusaders downed Canisius 3-0 at the Hart Center. The Crusaders received two votes in the USCHO.com poll after their victory over Union, the first time … Read more

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Danis Pitches Second Straight Shutout

Brown continued on its early season roll, as the Bears breezed past the visiting Vermont Catamounts, 5-0, on Friday night. Junior Yann Danis, with 29 saves, picked up his second straight shutout in net for the Bears, after blanking Harvard in the season opener last weekend. The Bears scored three times in the first and … Read more

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2002-03 Fredonia Season Preview

The Obvious When you are coming off a year in which you got less than two goals a league game and had the league’s worst power play at 10.8%, it’s fairly easy to spot what needs improvement. “Obviously, we need to score some goals to be there at the end,” said Fredonia coach Jeff Meredith. … Read more

2002-03 Buffalo State Season Preview

Looking For More The Buffalo State Bengals achieved a first last year — a SUNYAC playoff spot. Now, they will be looking for more, such as home ice in the postseason and a winning record. It won’t be easy, as they lost 10 players, many of them key personnel, and their Western New York rival, … Read more

2002-03 Oswego Season Preview

Strong Tandem Of the teams with strong goaltenders, Oswego may be in the best position of all. The Lakers have the best tandem in net, each of whom would probably start for any other team. Instead, they will most likely get to share the starting role, as they did last year. Senior Joe Lofberg comes … Read more