Irish Netminder Cey Shuts Down Lakers

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish got goals from seven different players and freshman goaltender Morgan Cey turned in his first career shutout as the Irish blanked the Lake Superior State Lakers 7-0 at the Joyce Center on Saturday night. Cey made 20 saves on the night and got all the offensive support he would need … Read more

Beavers Claim Tie With No. 9 Lakers

In the two teams’ first-ever meeting, Mercyhurst played to a 3-3 overtime tie against Bemidji State Saturday. The draw left the Division I ninth-ranked Lakers with an overall record of 8-5-1. Bemidji State is now 5-2-4. Although unranked, the Beavers own ties with fourth-ranked Minnesota and Ohio State. Mercyhurst scored twice in the first period … Read more

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Panthers Cruise Past Vikings

The number-four Middlebury Panthers scored early and often to earn an 8-0 over the visiting Salem State Vikings in a penalty-filled NESCAC/ECAC East battle. For the second game in a row Middlebury jumped out to a 1-0 lead less than a minute in the game, as the Panthers’ Adam Foote put the puck past the … Read more

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Hockey East Teams Announce Early Signings

Hockey East teams signed a total of 27 recruits to national letters of intent during the annual early signing period that ran from Nov. 14 to Nov. 21. UMass-Amherst and UMass-Lowell both signed six players; no other programs inked more than three. Players’ next opportunity to sign letters of intent begins on April 10, 2002. … Read more

No. 1 Gophers, No. 2 Huskies Battle To Deadlock

For the second straight night, the top two teams in the nation went down to the wire, resulting in a 2-2 tie between Minnesota and St. Cloud. The draw gave SCSU three of four points in the series, likely vaulting them to No. 1 in the nation Monday.

Herbert, Holden Star As Braves Battle Past Griffs

Brian Herbert recorded a goal and an assist for the second straight night, and goaltender Jamie Holden stopped 27 shots as Quinnipiac earned a hard-fought 3-1 win over Canisius on Saturday night at the Northford Ice Pavilion. Ryan Corcoran opened the scoring for Canisius with a shorthanded goal at 4:01 of the first period. However, … Read more

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Eaves Leads Eagles Past Minutemen

One season ago, Brian Gionta practically rewrote the Boston College record books. Fast forward a year, and you can get a bit of a feeling that sophomore Ben Eaves would like to follow in Gionta’s footsteps. If that’s the case, in the month of November, Eaves has succeeded. Since Nov. 8, Eaves has recorded multiple … Read more

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Brothers’ Battle Ends In Victory For Middlebury

In a meeting between brothers Jeff Beaney of University of Southern Maine and Bill Beaney of Middlebury, elder sibling Bill coached his Panthers to a 6-3 victory, but not without a scare from younger brother Jeff as the Huskies made a strong bid for an upset. In the home opener for the defending NESCAC champion, … Read more

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Bowdoin Cruises Past Amherst

Keyed by 49 shots on goal, Bowdoin overwhelmed Amherst en route to a 4-0 shutout win Friday. Junior goalie Heidi Alexander made 45 saves for the Jeffs, but her performance still could not hold off the offensive firepower of the Polar Bears. Amherst never seemed to get its offense jumpstarted, as it was outshot by … Read more

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Michigan Rallies For Win Over Ferris

In a battle for the ages at Ewigleben Ice Arena, both Michigan and Ferris State squandered one-goal leads in the third period — but Ferris did it last, as with under three minutes in the game Mike Cammalleri scored the game-winner as Michigan emerged with a 5-4 decision. “I’m too old for this,” Michigan coach … Read more

Cadets Cruise To Radisson Championship

Air Force scored 20 seconds into the game and cruised to a 9-2 win over New England College in the championship game of the fourth annual Radisson Inn Hockey Classic Friday at the Academy’s Cadet Ice Arena. Sophomore winger Tom Starkey scored his first career hat trick and tournament MVP Brian Rodgers scored two goals … Read more

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Maine Rolls Away From UMass-Amherst

The Hockey East matchup between UMass-Amherst and Maine began with heavy hearts, as Minuteman coach Don “Toot” Cahoon called for a standing ovation from those in attendance in honor of the late Shawn Walsh. Once the on-ice action commenced, Maine (7-4-2, 3-1-0 HEA) — with a number ’01’ Walsh jersey hanging on the bench — … Read more

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Lone PPG Is Winner For Saints

The battle between the St. Lawrence Saints and the Brown University Bears was fought until the last seconds, with SLU emerging with a 3-2 win on the strength of Suzanne Fiacco’s late power-play winner. St.Lawrence set the pace of the game early by scoring on their third shift, only to have the goal disallowed for … Read more

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Army Thunders Over Bentley

Army broke out of its scoring slump and ended a six-game winless streak with a convincing 9-2 victory over Bentley in front of 1,143 fans at Tate Rink on Friday night. The Black Knights opened things up early with a four-goal first and cruised the rest of the way. Senior Joe Carpenter scored twice in … Read more

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Bemidji Hangs On For Win Over Wayne

In a game filled with chippy play and hard-hitting action, Bemidji State came out on top, 2-1, against host Wayne State at the Great Lakes Sports City in a College Hockey America conference game Friday night. “They (Bemidji State) came out with a lot of emotion right off the bat,” WSU head coach Bill Wilkinson … Read more

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Mavericks Have Sioux Fans Singing The Boos

It’s not often that North Dakota Fighting Sioux fans boo their team, especially when trailing by a goal in the third period and on the power play. But it happened at a sold-out Ralph Engelstad Arena Friday night as the Sioux dropped a 6-4 decision to the visiting Minnesota State-Mankato Mavericks. Two weekends ago in … Read more

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Sun Shines On Princeton

One of George Harrison’s most beloved songs was “Here Comes the Sun.” On the day rock fans throughout the world mourned his passing, Princeton’s “Sunshine Line” melted the long, cold lonely winter that has been the Tigers season thus far. The freshman trio of James Fitzpatrick, Mike Patton and Neil Stevenson-Moore, nicknamed the “Sunshine Line” … Read more

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