St. Cloud Shuts Out CC for 13th Win of Season
St. Cloud continues to roll, shutting out No. 12 Colorado College and avenging the Huskies’ only loss of the season.
Hauser Hot As Gophers Hand Pioneers First WCHA Loss
Senior goaltender Adam Hauser stopped 30 shots as No. 2 Minnesota beat third-ranked Denver 2-1 Friday, giving the Pioneers their first WCHA and first home loss of the season.
Kenny Keys Griff Offense vs. Gaels
Senior Brad Kenny had three assists and added an empty-net goal for a career-high four-point night as Canisius defeated visiting Iona 5-2 Friday evening at the Buffalo State Sports Arena. Iona opened the scoring on a goal by Trevor McCall with 3:36 remaining in the first period. McCall beat Canisius goalie Sean Weaver off a … Read more
This Week in Hockey East: Dec. 6, 2001
UMass-Lowell netminder Cam McCormick starts to get noticed; Hockey East reasserts itself on the national stage; and sorting out the bottom half is no easy task. Dave Hendrickson weighs in.
This Week in the MAAC: Dec. 6, 2001
Jim Connelly sorts through the week’s news in the MAAC, including the Quinnipiac name change — well, half a change; and letters to Santa are intercepted.
This Week in Division III: Dec. 6, 2001
Adherence to the rules — its own — may have cost RIT a win last weekend, Chris Lerch notes, as Wentworth made history backed by Raj Bhangoo’s tremendous performance.
This Week in the ECAC West: Dec. 6, 2001
RIT dominated water-cooler talk in the ECAC West last week with its whole-team suspension and subsequent loss to Wentworth, but there’s plenty more cookin’. Scott Biggar rounds up doings in the league.
This Week in the ECAC Northeast: Dec. 6, 2001
A prediction comes true for Ed Seero, courtesy of Wentworth’s history-making win. Also: Things Keeping Ed Up At Night.
This Week in the SUNYAC: Dec. 6, 2001
As the SUNYAC hits the halfway point of the season, Ed Trefzger takes a look around to see Plattsburgh in a familiar position, with Oswego and Cortland — yes, Cortland — not far behind.
This Week in the ECAC: Dec. 6, 2001
Harvard gets a shot at redemption against Brown this weekend. Also: big games in the North Country, and Cornell’s hot streak examined. Becky Blaeser and Jayson Moy report.
This Week in the CCHA: Dec. 6, 2001
The spirit of the season is upon the CCHA, including a little something for Alaska-Fairbanks. Also: good will toward men is the order of the day atop the league scoring charts. Paula C. Weston reports.
This Week In The WCHA: Dec. 6, 2001
How do you match last weekend’s one-versus-two series? How about with two taking on three as Minnesota visits Denver? Also: long memories drive this weekend’s rivalries, and the Clay “Woodrow” Wilson update. Todd D. Milewski reports.
2002 USA World Junior roster
GOALTENDERS Jason Bacashihua 6-1 165 9/20/82 Dearborn Hts., Mich. Plymouth (OHL) Dwight LaBrosse 6-1 170 10/6/83 McMurray, Pa. Guelph (OHL) DEFENSEMEN Keith Ballard 5-11 200 11/26/82 Baudette, Minn. Minnesota (WCHA) Joey Hope 6-0 174 1/1/82 Anchorage, Alaska Portland (WHL) Michael Komisarek 6-4 230 1/19/82 Islip Terrace, N.Y. Michigan (CCHA) Bryce Lampman 6-1 193 8/31/82 Rochester, … Read more
USA Hockey Announces Final Roster for World Juniors
USA Hockey today announced the 22-player roster for the 2002 United States National Junior Team, which will compete in the 2002 International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Junior Championship. The tournament, featuring the world’s top players under 20 years old, will be held Dec. 25, 2001-Jan. 4, 2002 in Pardubice and Hradec Kravlove, Czech Republic. … Read more
Crusaders Gain Revenge On Stags
Mark Spiers scored the game-winner at 6:06 of the second period, and netminder Rick Massey stopped all 22 Fairfield shots to lift Holy Cross to a 2-0 victory Tuesday in MAAC action. The loss dropped Fairfield to 3-10-1 overall and 2-7-1 in the MAAC, while improving Holy Cross to 8-5-2, 5-2-2. The two teams played … Read more
Quinnipiac Drops ‘Braves’ as School’s Athletic Nickname
The Quinnipiac University Board of Trustees has voted to discontinue using “The Braves” as its athletic identity for all of its Division I men’s and women’s athletic teams. The trustees’ decision was based on a recommendation by President John Lahey, and followed a semester of discussions by the Faculty Senate, Student Government Association, President’s Cabinet … Read more
Serino Shows Improvement; Looks For January Return
Merrimack head coach Chris Serino, diagnosed with throat cancer which forced him to step down in late October, said he is making terrific progress and plans a return to the bench following the Christmas break. “I just finished my last major chemo[-therapy] session, and the tumor I have has shrunk 85 percent,” said Serino. “Things … Read more
Irish Complete Sweep of Lakers
Rob Globke scored two goals and Michael Chin, Alex Lalonde and John Wroblewski added single tallies as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish completed their weekend sweep of the Lake Superior State Lakers with a 5-2 win Sunday night at the Joyce Center. The win gives Notre Dame its first weekend sweep on the year and … Read more
Lakers Dominate Huskies, Stay Unbeaten In MAAC
Mercyhurst rolled past Connecticut, 9-0, in a MAAC game Saturday at the UConn Ice Arena. Brad Olsen scored two goals and two assists for Mercyhurst, and Louis Goulet added two goals and one assist. Peter Rynshoven netted two goals and one assist and Mike Muldoon had a goal and two assists, while Marty Rychley had … Read more
Bears Dump Saints In Rematch
The Brown Bears had the opportunity to rematch the Saints Saturday afternoon and managed to pull off the win, 4-2. Despite outshooting the Bears 27-21, the Saints were unable to capitalize on their scoring opportunities and just didn’t get any breaks in another close battle between the two teams. In the first period neither team … Read more