Still Going Strong At 300
With a victory at Princeton Feb. 2, Mark Morris reached the coveted 300-win mark. USCHO’s Dan Fisher takes a look at the Clarkson head man’s career.
WCHA Reprimands Badgers, Seawolves For Postgame Brawl
Four days after a postgame brawl that resulted in six game disqualifications, the WCHA issued a reprimand to both Wisconsin and Alaska-Anchorage’s coaches and players for the incident. “The Association takes incidents of this nature very seriously,” said WCHA commissioner Bruce McLeod, “and we are aware that they cast a dark shadow on the teams … Read more
Making It Look Easy
Goaltenders Matt Underhill and David LeNeveu have complemented each other all season, helping Cornell rise to the top of the ECAC. Scott Weighart gets the skinny on the netminding duo with the effortless teamwork.
At Women’s Beanpot, It’s Deja Vu All Over Again
Harvard and Northeastern play each other to overtime in the Beanpot? It was hardly a surprise.
Niagara Coach Burkholder Suspended By CHA For Blowup
On Wednesday, Niagara head coach Dave Burkholder was suspended for one game by the CHA executive committee for inappropriate postgame conduct following the Purple Eagles’ loss Saturday at Bemidji State. Bemidji State won that contest, 3-2, on a pair of third-period power-play goals, taking a share of first place in the CHA as a result. … Read more
Tigers Ride Euverman To Shutout Win
RIT scored three goals in the first 21:09 against Hobart, and then jumped on the shoulders of netminder Tyler Euverman, who earned his ninth career shutout. Hobart mounted significant pressure in the third period, but the Statesmen couldn’t solve Euverman and lost by a score of 4-0. RIT opened the scoring 6:48 into the game. … Read more
OT Heroics Lift Harvard to 4th Straight Title Game
In a game in which Harvard never led until 9:59 of overtime, Lauren McAuliffe capped an emotional evening by taking a pass from freshman phenom Nicole Corriero and blowing it past Northeastern goalie Chanda Gunn to give the Crimson a 4-3 win.
Top 10 Kazmaier Candidates Named
Maria Rooth is a finalist for the third time, as the top 10 candidates for The 2002 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award — women’s college hockey’s most prestigious individual honor — were announced today by the USA Hockey Foundation.
Heralded Recruit Ruled Ineligible
T.J. Caig, a Minnesota-Duluth freshman, has been ruled ineligible by the NCAA for this season because he played in a Canadian Tier I (major junior) exhibition game. Caig, who hasn’t played while awaiting word on his NCAA fate, must sit out a year, and will lose one year and one game of eligibility. He will … Read more
Raiders Pull Away From Griffs
Raiders Rob Brown and Bob Vandersluis each scored two goals as Colgate rolled over the visiting Canisius Golden Griffons 7-2. The Raiders have now won three in a row and have gone undefeated in their last five games. The game was still within reach for Canisius entering the third period. Down 4-2, the Griffons had … Read more
Like Father, Like Son
Keni Gibson may have backstopped Northeastern to the Beanpot title game just Monday, but the Gibson family’s Boston hockey roots run deep indeed. Dave Hendrickson traces the goaltender’s glove from one generation to the next.
Ryan’s Hat Trick Leads Huskies Over Crimson
Propelled by Mike Ryan’s hat trick, Northeastern extended Harvard’s streak of opening-round losses in the Beanpot to four with a 5-2 win. The Huskies face Boston University in the final next Monday.
Sabo Surprise Hero as Terriers Gain Beanpot Final
John Sabo scored two goals, including the game winner, and Boston University pulled away from a determined but depleted Boston College squad Monday night at the Beanpot. The Terriers, making their 41st title-game appearance, will meet Northeastern.
Stone, Neil Lead Panthers Past Auggies
Meghan Stone scored two goals and had two assists for a four-point night, and Erin Neil scored a goal and had two assists as Middlebury completed its Minnesota trip with its second straight victory, a 6-0 shutout of host Augsburg in a nonconference game Monday evening at the Augsburg Ice Arena. Middlebury, the No. 1 … Read more
Super Win for Lowell
Three goals in the second period helped UMass-Lowell beat rival Merrimack 5-2 in a pre-Super Bowl matinee Sunday afternoon. Ed McGrane was the offensive hero for the Riverhawks, scoring three goals including the game-winner. Lowell (17-8-1, 9-6-1 HEA) snapped a season-long five-game losing streak that saw them only score four goals over the last four … Read more
This Rivalry Really Stinks
It’s a tradition only a Cornell fan could love: the annual tossing of the fish as Harvard is introduced. But it was appropriate on this night, as the Big Red asserted their ECAC dominance.
Manitowich Goal Holds Up As Winner For Gaels
Ryan Manitowich’s goal with eight minutes remaining in the third period proved to be the game winner as Iona held off a late Fairfield rally for a 4-3 victory as the Gaels swept the home-and-home series. Iona coach Frank Bretti emphasizes how important this weekend was. “[We had] to take care of business and get … Read more
Amherst, Wesleyan Skate To Draw
Amherst skated to a 1-1 tie against visiting Wesleyan (4-12-3/3-8-1) Saturday afternoon at Orr Rink. With the tie, the Jeffs (5-12-1/4-10-1) remained in fifth place in the NESCAC standings and virtually clinched a playoff spot with just one conference game remaining. Amherst sophomore defender Amanda Muller broke the ice 10:56 into the contest, firing a … Read more
Motivated Seawolves Battle Past Wisconsin
Alaska-Anchorage stepped on the Kohl Center ice Saturday determined to prove a point, and left with a 3-2 victory. The win gave the Seawolves four victories in their last five games at Wisconsin. “I’m happy for our guys,” Anchorage coach John Hill said. “I think they felt today that there was a lack of respect … Read more
Martin’s Second Of Night Is Winner For Griffs
Sophomore Rob Martin scored two goals, including the game-winner at 1:42 of the overtime period, to lift Canisius to a 4-3 victory over Army Saturday night at the Buffalo State Sports Arena. The Griffs improve to 11-12-2 overall and into fourth place in the MAAC with a 10-6-2 record. Army falls to 5-15-5 overall, 5-10-5 … Read more