New Hampshire grabbed a two-goal lead in the first period and then weathered a see-saw third frame to emerge with a 4-3 win over Mass.-Lowell. Colin Hemingway scored twice while Lanny Gare contributed three assists. Goaltender Mike Ayers stopped 31 shots, including 16 in the third period. The Wildcats took advantage of sub-par Lowell goaltending … Read more
Joe Lovell’s goal with less than five minutes to play in the third period lifted the Bentley Falcons to a 3-1 victory over the Iona Gaels at Skate Nation Arena. “It was a typical game we’re looking to get from our guys,” said Bentley coach Ryan Soderquist. “We’re not a very talented team, we’re hoping … Read more
Junior forward Derek Edwardson scored a pair of goals and senior goaltender David Burleigh made 36 saves to lead the 14th-ranked Miami RedHawks to a 3-1 win over Notre Dame at the Joyce Center Friday night. The win, the sixth straight for Miami, moves the RedHawks into a first-place tie in the CCHA with Ferris … Read more
Mark Morris, in his 15th season as head coach at Clarkson, has been placed on administrative leave while the university investigates an incident that occured during a practice last Saturday. In the interim, assistant coaches Fred Parker and Jason Lammers will take over full responsibilities of handling the team. Parker will be considered the head … Read more
Controversy strikes Clarkson in the form of an internal investigation; Brown gets out of the blocks with an upset win; and Cornell looks to make good on its national ranking. Jayson Moy and Becky Blaeser report.
Mercyhurst is off to its best start ever — by a long shot. Can the Lakers sustain the pressure? Craig Roberts reports on happenings around the CHA.
Amidst a quiet week of non-news in the CHA, Geof F. Morris analyzes each conference member’s start to the season.
Hobart takes its first in-season tourney title since the ’80s; Elmira defies the trends; and RIT toughs it out on the way to — and from — Potsdam. Scott Biggar rounds up the ECAC West.
Jake Moreland’s has shared time in net for St. Cloud State during the program’s three most successful seasons. Now it’s time to be “The Man.”
North Dakota suffers the aftereffects of Fight Night at Ingalls Rink; Colorado College waits for an in-season tournament to call its own; and the WCHA’s radio announcers get a little excitement. Todd D. Milewski reports.
A proposal to further limit the Division III hockey season draws plaudits and opposition from coaches; also, Chris Lerch outlines the impact of officiating on sports.
The Minutemen are the early-season Hockey East surprise; Jack Parker chooses his words very, very carefully; and Freddy Meyer boosts ticket sales at Whittemore Center. Dave Hendrickson has it all.
The news of UAF player Aaron Voros’ tumor puts the CCHA in a sobering light this week. Paula C. Weston reports on Voros, as well as Ferris State’s strong start and the Game(s) of the Week between Miami and Notre Dame.
If there’s one building that the Boston College Eagles do not like, it’s Merrimack’s Volpe Center. Having lost three of the four games at the Warriors’ home and registering a loss in each of the last four seasons, the nation’s second-ranked team was hoping history wouldn’t repeat itself. Leaving nothing to chance, the Eagles (6-0-0, … Read more
The Four Nations Cup will be played this weekend, meaning that several WCHA teams will be without key players. Craig Roberts talks to league coaches about the meaning of international competition for women’s college hockey.
The MAAC picks up another win over a “Big Four” opponent — this one in convincing fashion; Fairfield gets off the schneid; Mercyhurst heads back into conference play after a brutal weekend; and more. Jim Connelly reports.
Following discussions between Yale officals, the WCHA and the ECAC, Saturday’s game disqualification penalties to eight players on North Dakota and Yale will stand. The game DQs — which carry with it an automatic one-game suspension — were levied following a melee that broke out in the second period of North Dakota’s 7-3 win in … Read more
Alaska-Fairbanks sophomore forward Aaron Voros has returned home to Vancouver after he was diagnosed with a bone tumor in his leg. According to the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, Voros will soon have a biopsy to determine whether the tumor is benign or malignant. “It’s a shocker. My knee had been bothering me, but we thought it … Read more
The Quinnipiac Bobcats, riding a six-game unbeaten streak, hosted Army in their third home game of the season at the Northford Ice Pavilion. It was a physical game with the Bobcats coming out on top in a 4-2 victory. The power play for Quinnipiac was a factor once again. The Bobcats were 35% on the … Read more
Rod Langway spent two memorable seasons at New Hampshire, then dominated the defense position in the NHL for 15 seasons. Now he’s a Hall of Famer.