In a thrilling, physical struggle in front of 3,486 energized fans at Ingalls Rink, the No. 9 Cornell Big Red and the Yale Bulldogs skated to a 1-1 tie, thanks in large part to the efforts of both netminders. Yale goalie Dan Lombard made 26 saves, earning him the ECAC first star of the game, … Read more
In front of a crowd half the size of the announced attendance of 2,367, Sacred Heart and Western Michigan played uneventful, scoreless hockey for 52:46 until WMU co-captain Mike Bishai scored the game-winner to break the deadlock, en route to a 2-0 Bronco victory over the Pioneers. WMU (8-4-3) extends its unbeaten streak to six … Read more
The first 10 players were named to the WCHA’s Top 50 Players in 50 Years list, with 10 more to be named in each of four following months.
They’ve got defense. They’ve got goaltending. They’ve got guys who can score. They also have their fourth win in a row. The Northeastern Huskies, firing on all cylinders, defeated the Holy Cross Crusaders 7-2 in a scorefest Friday night. Northeastern’s Jim Fahey had four assists and Chris Lynch added two goals and two assists in … Read more
The Tigers didn’t look like the nation’s number-one team, but RIT was still good enough to shut down Johnson & Wales for a 6-0 victory Friday night.
Canisius scored three straight goals in the third period to upend Connecticut, 4-3, Friday night at the UConn Ice Arena. Canisius’ Chris Duggan scored at the 11:40 mark of the first period to open the scoring. D.J. Miller tied the score at the midpoint of the second period, sending the game into the third stanza … Read more
Terry Meagher joined some exclusive company, as he earned career coaching win No. 300 with Bowdoin’s 12-1 throttling of Skidmore.
The Alabama-Huntsville Chargers snapped a seven-game winless streak at Niagara’s Dwyer Arena with a convincing 4-1 victory over the Purple Eagles. The Chargers upped their lead in the CHA standings with the win.
Brown and Clarkson skated to an ugly 1-1 tie Friday night. In a game that could’ve been easily won by either team, the only bright spot were the goaltenders. Brown’s Yann Danis, who has made his first two starts of the season in back-to-back games, was single-handedly responsible for getting Brown the tie, making 32 … Read more
Denver improved to 7-0-0 in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association with an 8-2 whipping of Minnesota-Duluth. The victory moved the Pioneers to 10-1-0 overall. Freshman Kevin Ulanski — seeing action for the first time in six games — was inserted into the lineup due to a slight shoulder injury to junior Matt Weber and responded … Read more
Brian Herbert, Neil Breen and Ryan Morton scored first-period goals, but Mercyhurst rallied to force a 3-3 deadlock with Quinnipiac on Friday night at the Northford Ice Pavilion. Five of the six goals in the game were scored in the first 8:55 of the contest. Herbert netted the first tally just 21 seconds into the … Read more
With just .1 seconds left in overtime, Mike Glumac did what many thought would be impossible — score. That goal gave the Miami RedHawks a 1-0 victory over Ohio State.
It’s not a win, but they’ll certainly take it. Michigan Tech battled 11th-ranked Colorado College to a 2-2 tie before an energetic crowd of 3,301 at MacInnes Arena on Friday night. The game was a classic WCHA display of speed, physical play, acrobatic saves, and big momentum shifts. The Huskies nearly won the game on … Read more
Tyler Kolarik proved to be a hero for Harvard on Friday evening as the Crimson stopped a two-game losing streak. Kolarik’s goal with just 21 seconds left in the game gave Harvard a 2-1 win.
All eyes are on the WCHA as the nation’s top two teams — Minnesota and St. Cloud — battle in a home-and-home series. It promises to be a star-studded series for early bragging rights, but the coaches are downplaying the long-term significance.
In the not to distant past, the ECAC was underappreciated. But now, even its biggest supporters can see its decline. Is it permanent? This week’s column tackles a complicated issue, providing many questions, but few answers.
As if the Thanksgiving feasts weren’t enough, all of last week’s upsets were enough to make some coaches sick. Chris Lerch delves back into the harried Division III scene after a holiday hiatus.
The Thanksgiving holiday was a joyous one for the ECAC West as far as rankings go. RIT moved up to the No. 1 spot in the USCHO.com poll for the week of Nov. 19, and settled firmly in place this week garnering 14 of the 15 first-place votes.
Old-time radio is alive and well in Plattsburgh, N.Y., and it benefits college hockey fans in more ways than one. … Perhaps that fact will help soothe the Cardinals, who had a tough stretch of games.
New Hampshire makes its case for being the conference’s best team, and Cam McCormick’s numbers reach astronomical — or microscopic — proportions.