Mercyhurst defeated Connecticut, 6-3, in MAAC play on Friday evening. With the loss, UConn fall to 9-13-3 overall, 9-6-2 in conference play, while Mercyhurst improves to 14-7-2 overall, 14-2-1 in the MAAC. Mercyhurst’s Peter Rynshoveen opened the scoring at the 7:28 mark of the first period, followed by a Mike Muldoon tally giving the Laker’s … Read more
Anthony Aquino scored two third-period goals and assisted on another as Merrimack stormed back to tie New Hampshire 5-5 on Friday night at the Volpe Center. Aquino finished the night with his first career hat trick and also assisted on two other goals for Merrimack, which raised its record to 12-14-3 (5-10-2 Hockey East). UNH … Read more
Senior Ryan Murphy scored twice and added an assist as the Bowling Green posted a 4-1 win over Lake Superior State. The Falcons, now 9-14-4 overall and 4-11-4 in the CCHA, scored all four goals in the second period en route to the victory. BGSU moves into a tie with Lake Superior (10-18-0, 6-15-0 CCHA) … Read more
Miami overcame an early 1-0 deficit with four unanswered goals Friday night, cruising to a 4-1 upset of No. 9 Western Michigan University. Miami advanced its winning streak to three games with the victory while advancing its home winning streak to seven games. The Red and White, which pulled even with Western Michigan in the … Read more
North Dakota junior right wing Bryan Lundbohm has certainly had his ups and downs this season. He started the year up, scoring 19 goals in his first 15 games. Then came the down: two goals in the next 12 games. On Friday night, things came back up again. The Roseau, Minn., native scored three goals … Read more
Right about now, Notre Dame head coach Dave Poulin is probably wondering what it takes to beat Ohio State. After a week off, the Buckeyes extended their unbeaten streak to three games with a 5-2 win over the Fighting Irish. The last action Ohio State saw prior to Friday night’s victory was a two-game series … Read more
After a long exam break, Harvard knew it needed a warmup before battling archrival Cornell Saturday at Bright Hockey Center. But Colgate wasn’t supposed to work the Crimson out this hard. In a rugged, physical contest more expected of a Harvard-Cornell game, the Crimson (10-8-1, 9-4-1 ECAC) scored three goals in the third period to … Read more
Sophomore goaltender Wade Dubielewicz made 26 saves and freshman forward Connor James scored his sixth goal of the season but it was not enough as Western Collegiate Hockey Association foe Minnesota State, Mankato stole the show at Magness Arena with a 3-1 victory Friday night. With the loss Denver drops to 14-11-3, 9-9-2 WCHA. Minnesota … Read more
In the CCHA we have Games of the Week; the Ganga Watch continues; and Paula C. Weston catches Extreme Fever.
If you’re looking for a close race as the season winds down in Hockey East, don’t look at the top. Also: fans turn out to support the Coaches Foundation, and the Beanpot looms. Dave Hendrickson reports.
No. 1 Dartmouth gains some revenge; third-ranked Minnesota makes a statement out East; and Zevi Gutfreund picks this weekend’s results.
He may not grab the spotlight, but his production turns heads. UND forward Jeff Panzer is making his case for Hobey, Todd D. Milewski says. Also: Scott Sandelin welcomes his old boss to Duluth, and Minnesota gathers its best.
The suspense might not equal last week, but key matchups dot this weekend’s schedule, including showdowns in the ECAC East/NESCAC and the MIAC. Chris Lerch tallies up Division III.
Preseason favorite St. Lawrence slides into a familiar spot in the ECAC standings; Harvard turns back the clock; and Yale’s Tim Taylor nears the summit. Becky Blaeser and Jayson Moy report.
Stealthy UConn finds itself in the thick of the race; weekly awards; facilities in the spotlight; and Jim Connelly runs down the MAAC’s new tiebreaker criteria.
The ECAC is investigating Saturday night’s fighting incident between Union’s Bryant Westerman and Vermont’s Chris Hills. League officials have spoken with the athletic directors of the two schools over the past two days.
With five weeks left in the season, the MIAC has become a three-team race. USCHO.com debuts Jim Cella‘s weekly newsletter.
RIT tops Elmira to hold onto first place, and Manhattanville makes a move. Check out Scott Biggar‘s new-look ECAC West newsletter.
With conference play back underway in the SUNYAC, it was a good weekend to be home — the home team, that is. Russell Jaslow rounds up the conference.
Tests on Maine coach Shawn Walsh indicate that the tumors under his breastplate remain despite two rounds of immunotherapy treatments.