Gophers Shatter Unbeaten Mark

No. 1 Minnesota broke a school record for the longest unbeaten streak Saturday, defeating Minnesota State, Mankato, 6-1. The Golden Gophers are now undefeated in 22 straight games and hold a 21-2-5 overall record and 14-1-3 record in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. Senior co-captain Laura Slominski aided the Gophers in the victory with her … Read more

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Cullen Tallies Winner As CC Sweeps Top-Ranked Denver

Colorado College forward Joe Cullen’s goal at 16:49 of the second period proved to be the game-winner as CC skated to a 4-2 win over the top-ranked Denver Pioneers Friday in front of a sellout crowd at the Colorado Springs World Arena. With the win, the Tigers improved their record to 18-8-2 (11-7-2 WCHA), while … Read more

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Engineers Move Back Into ECAC Playoff Contention

The Rensselaer Engineers jumped back into the ECAC playoff picture, capturing a 6-4 win Saturday over Vermont to take three points on the weekend. The win catapulted the Engineers over Brown into the tenth and final ECAC playoff position. The Engineers were without the ECAC’s leading scorer, Marc Cavosie, who injured his elbow on Friday … Read more

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Panthers Get Two In Third For Win Over Amherst

Top-ranked Middlebury scored a pair of third-period goals to seal a 5-3 victory over visiting Amherst Saturday afternoon, improving to 17-1-1 for the season. Kevin Cooper netted a pair of goals for Middlebury, while co-captain Greg Carr tallied a pair of goals and an assist for Amherst. Middlebury took an early lead when Matt Dunn … Read more

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Chezick, Fedoryk Lead Augsburg Past Hamline

Lauren Chezick scored two goals and had two assists, and Katie Fedoryk made 23 saves to record her second career shutout, as Augsburg claimed a 7-0 victory over Hamline in a MIAC game Saturday afternoon at the Augsburg Ice Arena. Dottie Gilkerson scored two goals and had an assist for the Auggies, who improved to … Read more

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Knights Late Comeback Stuns Bulldogs

The Clarkson Golden Knights netted five unanswered goals in the third period — including four in the last 4:10 of the contest — to defeat the host Yale Bulldogs 7-5 and earn their first road win of the season, in front of 3,486 stunned fans at Ingalls Rink. “We just erupted in the third period,” … Read more

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Bemidji Uses Five-Goal Second To Keep Share Of CHA Lead

Bemidji State exploded for a season-high five goals in the second period to blow open a 2-2 game and cruise to a 7-4 win over the Niagara Purple Eagles Friday at the John Glas Fieldhouse. BSU’s five-goal second surpassed its previous single-period high of four goals, set on three occasions this year. BSU got the … Read more

Meyer Nets Winner As Terriers Edge Warriors

In their second matchup in three nights, Freddy Meyer’s goal at 11:41 of the third period gave Boston University a 3-2 win Friday over Merrimack. Meyer lugged the puck over the blue line on what was essentially a three on three rush turned into a one on one with a Merrimack defenseman. He made a … Read more

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Broncos Buck Bowling Green, 8-1

Western Michigan outshot Bowling Green 38-23 and scored five second-period goals en route to the Broncos’ 8-1 win over the Falcons. Up 3-1 at 14:22 in the second, WMU notched two goals within the next 2:09 for a 5-1 lead. The Broncos finished the second period with a 19-6 shot advantage. Western Michigan (13-10-4, 7-9-3 … Read more

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Ennis Nets Winner For Quinnipiac

Dan Ennis’ goal with 7:53 remaining in regulation proved to be the game winner, as Quinnipiac defeated Sacred Heart, 4-3, on Friday night at the Northford Ice Pavilion. The play started with a solid hit from Neil Breen behind the Pioneers cage. Breen fed the puck to Ennis, who wristed a shot over the glove … Read more

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Northeastern Stays Hot, Edges Providence

Northeastern moved into fourth place in Hockey East with a hard-fought, blue collar victory over Providence Friday, 3-2. Winning more than their share of the battles for loose pucks and playing much more solid defense, the Huskies extended their record in the last eight games to 6-1-1. In doing so, Northeastern (14-10-3, 8-7-2 HEA) moved … Read more

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Miller Sends UConn Past Bentley

D.J. Miller scored a late third-period goal to lift Connecticut past Bentley, 3-2, Friday evening at the John A. Ryan Arena. Connecticut (8-11-6, 7-6-4 MAAC), which has now won three straight games, remains undefeated against Bentley (2-21-2, 2-15-2 MAAC) in the series (7-0-1 all-time). Matt Owens gave UConn the early 1-0 lead at the 59- … Read more

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Lakers Dominate Shorthanded Wayne State

By: Mary Ellen Leisering Ninth-ranked Mercyhurst snapped a two-game losing streak Friday with a 7-0 verdict over visting Wayne State. The Lakers improved to 19-7-1 overall, 13-2-1 in the Great Lakes Women’s Hockey Association, and 11-0-0 lifetime against the Warriors. Wayne State dropped to 3-20-2. Junior Mariann MacDougall scored the only goal Mercyhurst would need … Read more

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No. 1 Denver Falls To No. 7 CC

Junior forward Kevin Doell tallied two power-play goals in the third period and junior netminder Wade Dubielewicz pitched two shutout periods, but it was not enough as in-state rival Colorado College held on for a 3-2 at Magness Arena. Denver’s three-game winning streak over the Tigers ended when the final horn sounded, leaving the fate … Read more

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Princeton Returns To Ice With Convincing Win

Somewhere in the midst of cramming for final exams, Princeton learned how to score goals. Playing its first game since Jan. 12, Princeton came out like a ball of fire and St. Lawrence (7-16-0, 5-8-0 ECAC) wilted under a barrage of Tiger shots, 5-2 at Hobey Baker Memorial Rink on Friday in front of a … Read more

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Big Red Topple Crimson in Lynah Fishbowl

At 4:08 in the third period, highly touted Harvard centerman Dominic Moore scored from behind the opposition’s net by banking a shot off Cornell goaltender Matt Underhill’s leg. It was an amazing shot and the best offensive play of the game. It was also absolutely inconsequential. That goal made the score 6-2 in favor of … Read more

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Tigers Pull Away In Second

After a tight-checking first period, RIT exploded for three goals in the opening five minutes of the second in its Friday game against Utica. The lead was enough as RIT carried on to a 10-4 victory. “[Utica] wanted to win the game more than we did in the first period,” said RIT coach Wayne Wilson. … Read more

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Mavericks Hang On For Win

Like the old saying goes, it wasn’t pretty, but it got the job done. Minnesota State (12-14-1 overall, 8-11-1 WCHA) tallied early and held off a late comeback by Michigan Tech to win 3-2. The Mavericks played a solid first period, taking the lead eight seconds into the contest and scoring again to head into … Read more

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Shorthanded Amherst Edges Trinity

Despite losing sophomores Katie Potter and Elissa Landes to the flu, Amherst defeated visiting NESCAC foe Trinity, 2-1, Friday night at Orr Rink. Sophomore forward Tory Serues paced the Jeffs, tallying the game-winning goal and an assist while junior goaltender Heidi Alexander finished with 32 saves for Amherst. The Jeffs came out of the locker … Read more

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Top-Ranked Panthers Down Hamilton

In their first game since taking the number-one ranking in the USCHO.com Division III poll, Middlebury pulled away in the third period from Hamilton to earn a 3-1 win that maintained its position at the top of the NESCAC. The game started quickly for the Panthers, as Middlebury’s Kevin Cooper gave the Panthers a 1-0 … Read more

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