Barnes’ Second Collegiate Goal Memorable

It took him 25 games to score his first collegiate goal. His first goal was the only marker in a loss to Clarkson last Saturday evening. His second was the only score of the game on Friday evening. Conrad Barnes scored his second career goal 9:08 into the third period and gave the Rensselaer Engineers … Read more

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Miele Scores 3 as Amherst Downs MCLA

Sixth-ranked Amherst drew one step closer to earning the second seed in the first-ever NESCAC postseason tournament with a 4-2 win at ECAC rival Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts on Friday night. Junior forward Bob Miele notched his third hat trick of the season, including a pair of power-play goals and the game-winner midway through … Read more

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Hamilton’s 31 Saves, Insurance Tally Propel Army Over SHU

Scott Hamilton made 31 saves and became the first goalie in Army and MAAC history to be credited with a goal as the Black Knights skated past Sacred Heart 4-1 before a sellout crowd of 2,746 Friday night at Tate Rink. The victory allowed Army to jump past Sacred Heart and idle American International into … Read more

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Union Leapfrogs Yale In Standings

The Union Skating Dutchmen defeated the Yale Bulldogs by a score of 5-1 as the Dutchmen were able to avenge a 4-3 loss suffered at the hands of the Bulldogs on December 9th and more importantly they were able to gain critical points in the conference standings and jumped over Yale in the standings. Union … Read more

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Keith’s Hat Trick, Second Period Outburst, Lead Nanooks

Alaska-Fairbanks scored three times in the second period en rout to a 5-2 victory over Miami. The RedHawks lit the lamp less than three minutes into the game. Freshman Greg Hogeboom took a pass from Nick Jardine and beat Nanook netminder Preston McKay on a one-on-one break. Miami continued to control the action until the … Read more

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Offensive Surge Propels Maine Past Lowell

Friday night’s game at the Alfond Arena began by living up to its billing. The game between Maine and UMass-Lowell pitted two of the hottest teams in Hockey East against one another. For the first 15 minutes of action, each took measure of the other in what was shaping up to be a conservative, defensive … Read more

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Broncos Down No. 1 Michigan State

Lawson Arena continues to be a house of horrors for the Michigan State hockey team. The high-powered trio of David Gove, Mike Bishai and Steve Rymsha each scored multiple points as the Broncos handed the Spartans a 4-2 defeat Friday. With the win, Western Michigan (17-9-6 overall, 10-8-6 Central Collegiate Hockey Association) snaps a six-week, … Read more

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Bartlett’s Late Score Sends St. Lawrence Past Struggling Brown

St. Lawrence junior forward Russ Bartlett scored a power-play goal with 1:36 left in the third to break a 2-2 tie at Brown on Friday. The Saints added an empty netter for a 4-2 road win, extending their win streak to four games. “They always seem to play us tough,” Bartlett said. “It’s a battle … Read more

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Bulldogs, Falcons Skate To 2-2 Tie

Bowling Green and Ferris State skated to a 2-2 tie Friday night at Ferris’ Ewigleben Arena. The Falcons were able to gain one point in the CCHA playoff race, moving them ahead of idle Lake Superior State. After a scoreless first period, freshman Simon Mangos scored early into the middle frame to put the Bulldogs … Read more

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Zasowski Stops 40 Shots, Notre Dame Rallies to Tie Michigan

With a tie, at least both teams can be happy. Fifth-ranked Michigan settled for a 4-4 draw with Notre Dame on Friday, but both teams improved their playoff chances. The Fighting Irish remained deadlocked with Bowling Green (which had a 2-2 standoff with Ferris State) for the last coveted CCHA postseason spot. “We’ve been through … Read more

Harvard Blows Three Leads, Clarkson Takes Victory

The Harvard spiral winds deeper and deeper. The Crimson blew leads of 2-0, 3-2 and 4-3 Friday night at Bright Hockey Center, extending its losing streak to five games as Clarkson skated away with a 5-4 victory in front of a sparse crowd of 1,711. On a strange night of bounces for both teams, the … Read more

Frost Scores Lone Goal as Ohio State Blanks Minnesota

Playing without three of its top forwards, Ohio State relied on pure defense Friday night, handing defending national champion Minnesota a 1-0 loss in the first game of their WCHA series at the OSU Ice Arena. Shana Frost scored the lone goal of the game in the second period and April Stojak saved all 16 … Read more

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Providence Continues Recent Success Against BU

While the Boston University Terriers own a substantial lead in the all-time series against the Providence Friars, lately PC has been making up for lost time. Friday night’s contest proved to be no different as the Friars rebounded from a weak performance last Saturday at UNH for a gritty 4-3 win. The win raised PC’s … Read more

Holy Cross Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive

Holy Cross sophomore Brandon Doria tallied his first career hat trick to lead the Crusader hockey team to a 6-2 victory over Bentley. On the way to the win, Holy Cross scored three times on the power play while Derek Cunha made 28 saves between the pipes for his second victory of the year. The … Read more

Alaska-Anchorage and Minnesota-Duluth Tie

In their fourth overtime game of the last month, the Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves grabbed a 2-2 tie with Minnesota-Duluth. The Seawolves are now 5-20-4 overall, 3-18-4 in the league; while the tie gave the Bulldogs a 5-22-4 record overall, 2-18-3 WCHA. Pete Talafous got the Seawolves on the board when he redirected a Matt Shasby shot … Read more

Fighting Sioux, Pioneers Fight To Draw

Denver and North Dakota skated to a 3-3 tie and the Pioneers improved to 15-12-4 on the season, 10-10-3 in WCHA play, while North Dakota (20-5-8, 16-4-5 WCHA) maintained the lead in the WCHA. “I thought it was a really good effort from our team,” said Denver head coach George Gwozdecky. “This is a great … Read more

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Cornell Shaking Its Head After Tie With Dartmouth

Walking into the locker room for the second intermission Friday night at Lynah Rink, Cornell coach Mike Schafer knew his team should have gotten more out of the second period. The Big Red dominated visiting Dartmouth in the frame, pouring 12 shots on goaltender Nick Boucher while forcing the Big Green to ice the puck … Read more

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Colgate Wins Fourth In A Row

Freshman goaltender David Cann extended his personal winning streak and Colgate’s streak to four games with 23 saves in the Red Raiders 2-1 victory against Vermont in ECAC action Friday night. The victory snapped Colgate’s three-game home losing skid in Starr Rink. Cann has started in the last six games going 4-2-0 with a 2.18 … Read more

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Merrimack Rallies Past Northeastern, 4-2

Merrimack spotted Northeastern a 2-0 lead during a disastrous first period, but responded with two goals in the second and another two in the third to come away with a 4-2 win. Anthony Aquino led the offense with a goal and two assists while goaltender Joe Exter recorded 43 saves. As a result, Merrimack (13-6-3, … Read more

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Rynshoven Scores Two As Mercyhurst Stymies UConn

Peter Rynshoven netted two goals and assisted on another to lead Mercyhurst past Connecticut 6-4 at the Mercyhurst Ice Rink on Friday evening. UConn falls to 10-15-4 overall, 10-8-3 in the MAAC, while Mercyhurst improves to 16-9-2 overall, 16-4-1 in the conference. After Mike Boylan gave the Huskies their only lead of the game at … Read more

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