The Cornell Big Red, ranked 13th in the country in both Division I polls, scored six unanswered goals, four of them in the second period, and went on to an 7-2 win over Vermont in ECAC men’s ice hockey action Friday at Lynah Rink. Cornell, 9-4-1 overall and 5-1-1 in the ECAC, remains unbeaten at … Read more
Manhattanville’s Dave Schmalenberg broke open a scoreless game late in the second period with two goals just 30 seconds apart. The Valiants held on to the 2-0 win, riding on the back of goaltender Jon Peczka, who stopped all 33 shots that he faced. “For the last 10 minutes of the second period, we were … Read more
Amherst was blanked, 7-0, Friday night by visiting ECAC East foe Salem State College. Viking junior goaltender Kaleb Christenson recorded 23 saves to earn the shutout, while senior forward Chris Stark tallied a hat trick and an assist to pace the visitors. The Vikings drew first blood 6:33 into the game on the power play … Read more
UMass-Amherst came into tonight’s game at Merrimack just behind the Warriors in the standings, as the two teams occupy the last two spots in the league. The Warriors hoped to improve on their record and take a firm grip on a playoff spot. The Minutemen hoped to get a ‘W’ and leapfrog Merrimack into the … Read more
Chris Lerch sorts out the nation’s top teams, and reports on a special tournament in California.
Weeks away, but he’s back. Ed Seero returns from the gray lands with a full rundown of the ECAC Northeast’s first half, not to mention a special wish list.
The news this week in the WCHA can be boiled down to three words: Jeff Sauer’s retirement. Todd D. Milewski has plenty to say about the Badgers’ coaching legend.
When Jason Krog won the Hobey Baker Award in 1999, he had every reason to believe he was destined for NHL stardom. Signing a lucrative free-agent contract with the New York Islanders did nothing to squash the notion. But it’s hardly been that easy.
The CHA returns to conference play this weekend, after solid performances in nonleague contests. Geof F. Morris reviews the league’s fortunes, including a look at those missing in action and picks for this weekend’s contests.
As the CCHA barrels into the second half, Paula C. Weston ticks off highlights of the first few months, beginning with some game they played in a football stadium. Also: the Edmonton Oilers claim a special place in CCHA fans’ hearts.
Canisius returns from a longer-than-expected break, thanks to Mother Nature; Rand Pecknold and Quinnipiac review the weekend at Michigan State; and AIC netminder Chad Davis makes Jim Connelly look good.
For one week only, Russell Jaslow returns to handle SUNYAC duties for USCHO.com. Included: Geneseo picks up steam, Potsdam lies in wait (?), and some trivia details get cleared up.
It’s time for a midseason review, as Jayson Moy and Becky Blaeser round up the first half. Also: Harvard shows its mettle, and Colgate and Cornell reverse field — sort of.
Look out, but here comes Boston College. The defending national champions lost a lot of talent in the offseason, but plenty remains. That, a new start for Merrimack, and some tough luck in Amherst, from this week’s column from Dave Hendrickson.
Hard to believe the season’s half over already? Ready or not, Scott Biggar starts off the new year with a look back at the first half in the ECAC West.
Wisconsin coach Jeff Sauer made it official on Wednesday: After 20 years at the helm, and 31 as a college head coach, he will step down at the end of this season to take an administrative position at the university.
After 20 years at Wisconsin and over 600 career wins, Badgers coach Jeff Sauer, a winner of two national championships, is set to resign.
What do you do after suffering a humiliating 10-1 loss and then see the number five team in the country as your next opponent? Giving a senior goaltender his first career start doesn’t rank high on the list of conventional solutions. Nonetheless, Jason Wolfe’s inaugural performance proved to be just what the doctor ordered for … Read more
The Cortland Red Dragons and RIT Tigers played a fast-paced, up and down the ice hockey game Tuesday night. The Tigers scored four first-period goals and rode the advantage on to a 6-3 final. The only blemish on what was otherwise an entertaining, intense hockey game was an intrusive performance by the referee crew. The … Read more
Low on hype but high on talent, leadership and perseverance, Northeastern defenseman Jim Fahey is turning heads this season. The Husky captain is the focus of Scott Weighart‘s attention.