Methodical Sioux Skate Past Gophers
North Dakota lulled the Gophers to sleep in their own barn, and used a tight defensive game to win 4-1 behind 29 saves from Karl Goehring. It was the sixth straight win for the Sioux in Mariucci Arena.
Betz Stops 33 Shots to Lead OSU Past Michigan
Ohio State stymied Michigan in front of a rowdy home crowd, as Doug Andress’ power-play goal in the second period proved to be the game winner in a 3-1 victory that snapped a five-game losing streak for the Buckeyes.
This Week In Division III: Jan. 11, 2001
RIT ascends to the top for the first time this season; the NCHA and the MIAC finish fighting each other — and get back to fighting amongst themselves; and Chris Lerch solicits readers’ aid.
This Week In The CCHA: Jan. 11, 2001
The CCHA dominates the week in nonconference play; Columbus tries to raise hockey’s profile; and the Ganga Watch continues. Paula C. Weston puts pen to paper (metaphorically speaking, at least).
UConn Comes From Behind to Down Sacred Heart
Ciro Longobardi kept his head and recorded the game winner, as the Huskies overcame the Pioneers to stay ahead of them in the standings.
This Week In The MAAC: Jan. 11, 2001
The top teams in the MAAC duke it out; AIC’s Gary Wright keeps waiting; and Holy Cross and Canisius tally up the upsets. Jim Connelly reports.
This Week In Hockey East: Jan. 11, 2001
The top teams in Hockey East get it done — but in different ways; Maine coach Shawn Walsh turns heads, as does UMass-Lowell; and flight arrangements spark a mini-feud between BC and BU. Dave Hendrickson has plenty to say.
This Week In The WCHA: Jan. 11, 2001
Greg Shepherd knows how hard it can be for referees; he was one. Now, the WCHA’s supervisor of officials has an even bigger job — handling replay for the NCAA Frozen Four. Todd D. Milewski trains the spotlight on the videotape machine.
This Week In The ECAC: Jan. 11, 2001
The ECAC is back in action … and, for Jayson Moy and Becky Blaeser, not a moment too soon. Read on!
Ragusett Nets Shutout For Northern Michigan
Senior goalie Dan Ragusett stopped all 24 shots he faced Thursday night, leading Northern Michigan to a 3-0 shutout win over Alaska-Fairbanks. Eleven of Ragusett’s saves came in the third period, after his teammates had earned a three-goal cushion in the opening two stanzas. Chris Gobert led that offensive attack, netting a goal and an … Read more
Ohio State’s Umberger Fourth in CSS Rankings
Ohio State freshman R.J. Umberger is the top U.S. College Player ranked in the NHL’s mid-season Central Scouting Service report. Umberger is ranked No. 4 among North American skaters, behind major junior players Jason Spezza (Windsor), Stephen Weiss (Plymouth) and Dan Hamhuis (Prince George). Last season, Wisconsin’s Dany Heatley was the first U.S. college player … Read more
This Week In Women’s Hockey: Jan. 11, 2001
Question: will there be an undefeated season for No. 1 Dartmouth? Answer: no, thanks to the Northeastern Huskies. Zevi Gutfreund welcomes the New Year.
UMass Adds Defenseman
Defenseman Nick Kuiper has been added to the UMass-Amherst roster and is expected to play this weekend.
Hockey East Title Tickets On Sale Jan. 19
Tickets for the Hockey East Championship Tournament will go on sale on Jan. 19 at 11:00 a.m. at the FleetCenter box office and Ticketmaster. Prices will be $15 per seat in the balcony and $25 per seat in the loge.
Rebuilding From Tradition
Western Michigan’s Jim Culhane has brought the Broncos back from the depths of the CCHA, thanks in large part to lessons he learned as a player at the school.
Between the Lines
This month’s column uncovers some new mathematical data in the quest for the most “NHL-worthy” college game ever played. Plus, a discussion on the World Junior Tournament, a couple of coaching controversies, and more items sure to warm the heart during the winter months.
SUNYAC Newsletter: Jan. 10, 2001
There were plenty of wins to ring in the New Year for the SUNYAC, but a few losses as well made the holiday weeks a mixed bag for the conference. Russell Jaslow reports.
ECAC West Newsletter: Jan. 10, 2001
Elmira and new No. 1 RIT both made their marks in holiday tournament play over the past two weeks, but now it’s time to fire up for the new year. Scott Biggar rounds up the ECAC West.
Special Walsh Jerseys to be Auctioned On-line
The North Dakota jerseys worn during its Oct. 13 game with Maine — each bearing the name “Walsh” in honor of Black Bear coach Shawn Walsh — will be auctioned online at Hockeyeastonline.com to benefit the Coaches Foundation.
Rouleau’s Hat Trick Helps Avenge Earlier Loss
Union’s slide, which started just after its previous win over UMass-Lowell, continued with a loss to the Riverhawks on Tuesday. Tom Rouleau’s hat trick paced Lowell.