Gwozdecky Staying Put at Denver

Cross George Gwozdecky off the list of candidates for the prime college hockey job openings this season. He’s staying at Denver, with an extension on his already lengthy contract. The school announced Tuesday that Gwozdecky, coach of the top-ranked Pioneers, signed a long-term contract with Denver. Gwozdecky “We have done everything in our power to … Read more

The Unkindest Cut

This was supposed to be the year of the underdog. With four Beanpot titles in the 1980s – none before, none since – Northeastern was poised at the edge of a come-from-behind victory in yesterday’s championship game. It seemed like the destiny, like the movies. But as Dave Hendrickson tells us, some things are too good to be true.

Eagles Soar Through Beanpot Consolation Game

With three goals in the game’s opening 20:43, Boston College scored early and often, and put the consolation game of the 50th Beanpot Tournament out of reach for the Harvard Crimson. Two different Eagles, Tony Voce and Ales Dolinar, had two points apiece as BC cruised to a 4-0 final. “We came out with some … Read more

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Boston University Takes Beanpot

Few people in Boston who think of the Beanpot would ever envision a young boy from Minnesota among the tournament legends of the 50-year-old event. Names like Greeley, Cleary, and O’Callahan are the ones etched into Beanpot history – all home-grown in New England, just like the Beanpot Tournament itself. Now, though, you can add … Read more

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Beanpot: The Origins

Eleven years ago, Boston Herald reporter John Connolly sat down with the late Northeastern athletic director Herb Gallagher to discuss the formation of the Beanpot.

Carney Returns, Backstops UNH Past Providence

It was the goaltending equivalent of having the hair of the dog that bit him. Matt Carney not only returned to the New Hampshire lineup just when the Wildcats needed him most, he faced the same Providence team that had sent him to the sidelines with a concussion exactly four weeks ago. The Friars won … Read more

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Johnson Leads UConn Past Iona

Unlike Friday’s matchup that featured playoff-like fluid hockey, Saturday night’s game between Connecticut and Iona featured chippy play at every turn. It was the perfect stage for Anders Johnson to play hero as his goal at 11:41 of the third period powered the Huskies past the Gaels 3-2 as UConn completed the weekend sweep. Johnson … Read more

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McDonald Keys Lakers Past Oilers

Mercyhurst got a pair of goals from freshman forward Sara McDonald and one each from junior Tracy Logan and freshman Lindsay Dellow to turn back Findlay 4-0 Saturday night at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. The win improved Mercyhurst’s record to 22-7-1 and dropped Findlay to 7-19-2. McDonald scored her 14th at 11:45 of the first, … Read more

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Lakers Score Five Unanswered To Stay Unbeaten In MAAC

Mercyhurst trailed 1-0 early before scoring five straight goals to defeat American International 5-1 Saturday evening in a MAAC. Mike Carter and Adam Rivers each netted two goals. The Lakers remain unbeaten in conference play at 17-0-3 and 18-7-3 overall, while AIC drops its ninth straight and falls to 6-16-0 overall and 5-15-0 in the … Read more

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Augsburg Claims Seventh Straight

Joe Johnson and Brad Keogh had a goal and assist each, leading Augsburg to its seventh straight win, 5-4 over Bethel in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game Saturday night at the Augsburg Ice Arena. Augsburg took a 3-0 first-period led and held a 5-2 advantage after two periods, then held on as Bethel scored … Read more

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Cullen, Polaski Spark Tigers

Colorado College linemates Mark Cullen and Scott Polaski each scored a goal and added three assists to lead CC to a resounding 6-0 win over Wisconsin, Saturday night at the Colorado Springs World Arena. With the win, the Tigers’ record improved to 19-8-3 (12-7-3 WCHA), while the Badgers fell to 12-14-4 (10-9-3 WCHA). “This was … Read more

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Hanowski Rallies Beavers To Draw With Falcons

Bemidji State rallied from a 2-0 deficit, scoring single goals in the second and third periods to pick up a 2-2 tie with the Air Force Falcons Saturday at John Glas Fieldhouse. Nonetheless, the tie dropped BSU out of first place in the College Hockey America standings, one point behind Wayne State. The teams played … Read more

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Nanooks Power Past Buckeyes For Sweep

Alaska-Fairbanks topped Ohio State, 6-1, Saturday night at the Carlson Center, giving the Nanooks a two-game sweep of the Buckeyes. With the loss, the Buckeyes, who are winless in their last seven games (0-5-2), fall to 14-12-4 and 9-9-4 in the CCHA. UAF improves to 19-10-2, 14-10-2 in league play. The Buckeyes ended the first … Read more

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Saints Squeak Past Faltering Dutchmen

The crispness with which Union played during the first four months of the season has disappeared. And so has the offense. Saturday night, Ray DiLauro scored the game’s only goal, and Kevin Ackley made 30 saves to give St. Lawrence a 1-0 ECAC victory over the struggling Dutchmen at Achilles Rink. Everything that could go … Read more

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The Minnesota State-Mankato Mavericks turned in a dominant third period and forced overtime on Ryann Geldner’s seventh goal of the season as the Bemidji State Beavers skated to their eighth tie of the season, 2-2. The Mavericks scored first, as Kearstin Solberg scored even-strength at 17:02 of the first period. Mankato took the 1-0 lead … Read more

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Brown Moves Into Playoff Picture With Win Over Vermont

It’s a good thing for Brown that sophomore center Shane Mudryk came out to play tonight. He factored in all three of the Bears’ goals in a narrow 3-2 home victory over Vermont. “We set out this weekend for four points and that’s what we got,” said Mudryk, referring to the win and last night’s … Read more

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Cordeiro Leads Warriors Past Maine

Behind a sparkling five-point performance from Ryan Cordeiro and his linemates, the Merrimack Warriors beat the visiting Black Bears of Maine for the first time since November 14, 1997. It was also Merrimack’s first win in seven tries. The 5-2 win moves Merrimack a point higher in its quest to capture the final spot in … Read more

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Wayne State All Alone Atop CHA

After Friday night’s 5-2 loss to Wayne State, Niagara senior captain Scott Crawford said that he was “sick and tired of having to go through this every time we play them.” “This” continued Saturday as the Purple Eagles fell 3-1 to the visitors from Detroit in front of 1,006 at Dwyer Arena. Coinciding with Bemidji … Read more

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Lowell And Amherst Skate To 3-3 Tie

UMass-Lowell mounted a furious comeback in the third period to tie UMass-Amherst 3-3 Saturday night at the Tsongas Arena. For the second straight night, Lowell scored a late goal to salvage a tie. Friday night, it was Ed McGrane’s goal that tied the game at Providence. Tonight, it was Andres Strome’s turn for the heroics. … Read more

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