Friars Rally To Draw With Wildcats

Providence rallied from a 2-0 deficit to tie New Hampshire, 2-2, on Friday at Schneider Arena. The Wildcats led 1-0 after one period on a power-play goal by sophomore Jaime VanMassenhove. UNH increased its lead to 2-0 as Kira Misikowetz tallied her 11th goal of the season early in the second period. Freshman Ashley Payton … Read more

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Crusaders Hold On Against UConn

Holy Cross hung on to take a 3-2 win over Connecticut on Friday night at the Hart Center. The loss dropped UConn to 11-13-7 overall, 10-8-5 in the MAAC, and into sixth place in the league standings. Holy Cross (14-11-5, 11-7-5) stayed in fourth place in a tie with Canisius, after the Griffs defeated Sacred … Read more

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Dartmouth, Princeton Skate To 1-1 Tie

In the end, a game that featured 72 shots, many close calls, and one tennis-ball onslaught boiled down to two veteran goalies at their best. Dartmouth junior Nick Boucher and Princeton senior Dave Stathos put on a goaltending clinic Friday night before a sellout crowd of 4,500 at Thompson Arena, each saving his team from … Read more

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Gusties Take Second Straight MIAC Title

Nicole Guimond and Laura Stypulkowski had a goal and assist apiece, as Gustavus Adolphus clinched the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship with a 3-0 win over Augsburg Friday night at the Augsburg Ice Arena. The Gusties won the MIAC title for the second year in a row and third time in the four years the … Read more

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Red-Hot Brown Takes Fifth Straight

The Brown Bears won their fifth in a row for the first time since the 1994-95 season, taking a tight 4-2 decision from visiting Union. Freshman forward Chris Swon tallied the game winner, on what was then an insurance goal, making it 3-1, eight minutes into the third. The Dutchmen kept it close with a … Read more

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No. 1 Tops No. 2 Behind Paradise’s Hatter

Chris Paradise keyed the Denver offense with a hat trick, and the top-ranked Pioneers solidified their hold on first place in the WCHA with a 5-2 Friday win over second-place and national No. 2 St. Cloud.

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Golden Knights Blank Raiders, 2-0

Chris Line’s goal a little over a minute into the first period and the spectacular play of goaltender Mike Walsh were all the Golden Knights would need, as Clarkson knocked off the Raiders of Colgate 2-0. Walsh turned aside 22 shots while earning his fourth shutout of the year. “He’s been a big reason for … Read more

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Bulldogs, Sioux In Heartstopper

Someone apparently forgot to tell Minnesota-Duluth and North Dakota they sit in the bottom half of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association standings. Both put on a top-rate show Friday night when ninth-place UMD captured a 3-2 victory over the eighth-place Fighting Sioux in front of 4,773 at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center. Mark Carlson … Read more

Broncos Best Bulldogs, 5-3

There’s something about playing Ferris State that brings out the best in Western Michigan sophomore forward Dana Lattery. Lattery continued his torrid pace Friday by tallying two goals, including the game- winner, and an assist to help lead No. 15 WMU past the Bulldogs 5-3. The Cochrane, Alberta, native has scored five goals in two … Read more

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Five Third-Period Goals Secure Win For SLU

St. Lawrence scored five goals in the third period to pull away from the Colgate Raiders for a 6-1 victory at Appleton Arena. Six different players scored for the Saints, and five had two point games. Despite outshooting the Raiders 30-7 in the first two periods of play, the Saints were only able to take … Read more

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Giuliano Nets Two in BC Win

Despite Northeastern having the second best home ice record in Hockey East (12-2-2), the Boston College Eagles hardly let that record influence them. It would be all Eagles from opening faceoff to the final whistle. Boston College (17-14-2, 9-11-1 HEA) defeated the Northeastern Huskies (17-13-3, 10-9-2 HEA) in convincing fashion, 7-2, Friday night at Matthews … Read more

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Yale Keeps Hope Alive

Yale’s Spencer Rodgers scored two power-play goals in a two-and-a-half minute span of the second period and assisted on a third as the Bulldogs kept their ECAC playoff hopes alive while ending Vermont’s hopes for a post-season berth with a 3-2 win over the Catamounts. Vermont, 3-23-2 overall and 3-15-1 in ECAC play, got on … Read more

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Black Bears Maul Minutemen

Black Bears Maul Minutemen Ronan, Shields Score Two Each By Jeff Mannix Friday’s game between the UMass-Amherst Minutemen and the Maine Black Bears at Alfond Arena was in doubt, but not for very long. After John Ronan’s tap-in goal for Maine at 6:14 of the first period was equalized by an opportunistic UMass goal 16 … Read more

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Gophers’ Joey Martin Reportedly OK After Head Injury

Gopher blueliner Joey Martin fell hard and hit his head on the ice in a frightening moment that overshadowed the Gophers’ 6-3 win Friday against Wisconsin. Martin was reportedly lucid at a downtown hospital after sustaining a possible concussion and laceration.

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Cabana Flashes Scoring Prowess In Ending Skid

Paul Cabana has a big way of breaking out of scoring droughts. The senior forward ended a 10-game scoreless streak with a pair of goals as Michigan Tech snapped an eight-game losing skid with a 5-4 win over Minnesota State-Mankato Friday night at MacInnes Arena. In December, Cabana ended a 13-game slump with two goals … Read more

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Everybody’s All-American

Less than three years ago, surgeons at Strong Memorial Hospital weren’t sure Jerry Galway would ever be able to play hockey again. The All-American defenseman from RIT returned, though, and might be better than ever as he looks toward the Division III playoffs. Ed Trefzger recounts Galway’s triumphs on and off the ice.

Cornell Ties, But Wins Cleary Cup

Krzysztof Wieckowski’s late second-period goal lifted Cornell into a 2-2 overtime tie with St. Lawrence at Lynah Rink. The tie, combined with Dartmouth’s tie, clinched the regular season ECAC championship for the Big Red for the first time since 1973 and gave the Big Red the inaugural William J. Cleary Cup. Goaltender Dave LeNeveu made … Read more

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Sputtering Niagara Ties Air Force

Perhaps Niagara wants to play one of the Thursday games in the College Hockey America Tournament it hosts in three weeks. How else can the third-place Purple Eagles’ lackluster performance in a 3-3 tie with the Air Force Academy on Friday at Dwyer Arena be explained, considering that the top two finishers in the CHA … Read more

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BU Wins Eighth Straight

No. 6 Boston University entered tonight’s contest on a seven-game winning streak, the longest stretch in three years for the Terriers. But after last weekend’s seventh win, a home-ice clinching victory over Lowell, there was some fear that the Terriers would be all bark and no bite. BU certainly silenced those critics tonight, skating past … Read more

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