Muzerall Scores Twice As Minnesota Shuts Out UMD

Third-ranked Minnesota scored three times in the third and got two goals from Nadine Muzerall en route to a 4-0 victory over fourth-ranked Minnesota-Duluth. After a scoreless first period, Muzerall scored her third goal of the season at 8:10 of the second. She grabbed a loose puck in the right faceoff circle and beat Bulldog … Read more

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Mercyhurst Blanks Canisius, 4-0

Peter Aubry made 24 saves and his Mercyhurst Lakers blanked the Cansius Ice Griffs, 4-0, on Friday evening for Aubry’s second shutout of the season. The Lakers got a power play goal from Louis Goulet at 4:54 of the first and the 1-0 lead stood for the game. The Lakers made it 2-0 when Jody … Read more

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Jentner Rallies Big Red To 4-2 Win Over Friars

Freshman forward Briana Jentner scored two goals as the Cornell Big Red overcame an early deficit to beat the Providence College Friars 4-2 Friday night in ECAC play. The Friars recorded the game’s first goal at 15:52 of the first period when freshman defenseman Meredith Roth converted on a power-play attempt. Cornell responded 17 seconds … Read more

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Maturo Gets Winner As Dartmouth Edges Brown

Mike Maturo has been itching to find the back of the net all season. For the Dartmouth Big Green, he picked a good time to break through. Taking a feed from linemate Mike Murray off a faceoff, Maturo fired a 15-foot slapshot between the legs of goaltender Brian Eklund for an overtime goal and a … Read more

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UAA Spreads Offense To Upset Reeling Wisconsin

Getting goals from five different skaters, Alaska-Anchorage notched its first WCHA win of the season Friday with a 5-3 upset victory over No. 6 Wisconsin. The Seawolves (3-3-1, 1-1-1) scored four uncontested goals between the first and second periods and survived a late rally by the Badgers (7-4-0 overall, 4-3-0 WCHA) to pull out the … Read more

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D’Angelo Leads Connecticut In Romp Past Fairfield

Sophomore Ron D’Angelo scored two goals to help lead Connecticut past Fairfield, 7-2, on Friday evening at the UConn Ice Arena. With the win, the Huskies improved their record to 3-4-1 overall, 3-1-1 in the MAAC, while the Stags dropped to 1-5-0, 0-2-0 in the MAAC. UConn’s Mike Boylan opened the scoring at the 12:48 … Read more

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AIC Beats Holy Cross In OT, 4-3

American International freshman forward Trent Ulmer scored off his own rebound 1:51 into overtime to give the Yellowjackets a 4-3 win over the Holy Cross Crusaders. The win raises AIC’s record to 2-5-1, 2-2-1 MAAC, while Holy Cross falls to 1-4-1, 0-3-1 MAAC. The Yellowjackets jumped out the 1-0 lead 7:18 into the game when … Read more

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Huskies Hang First Loss On Tigers

In a WCHA showdown, Nate DiCasmirro and Mark Hartigan led the way on offense as St. Cloud State University defeated Colorado College by a tally of 6-3 Friday night. After a slow start, the Huskies posted the game’s first goal when DiCasmirro scored at 18:01 of the first with an assist from Keith Anderson. SCSU … Read more

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Four-Goal Second Lifts Concordia Over St. Olaf

Concordia exploded for four goals in the second period, including two shorthanders, and went on to beat St. Olaf 8-0 Friday. Eight different players scored and goaltender Bryan Howard stopped all 26 shots he faced to record his first shutout on the season. The teams combined for 54 minutes of penalties despite a relatively clean, … Read more

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Concordia Rallies With Six-Goal Third

Concordia scored six times in the third period to turn a two-goal deficit into a 7-4 victory over Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Eau Claire led 3-1 going into the final 20 minutes as goals by Michelle Coughlin, Kristy Bolling and Maria Falcone offset a lone goal by Concordia’s Sandra Johansson. But Lindsay Curtis started the barrage at … Read more

Bartlett Finishes SLU Rally As Saints Top Yale

Late in the third period of St. Lawrence’s Eastern College Athletic Conference opener with Yale, head coach Joe Marsh thought he was having deja vu. In four of his team’s last five meetings with the Yale in New Haven, the Saints and Bulldogs had battled to 3-3 ties. On Friday night, they were poised to … Read more

Irony Special: New MTU Coach Sertich Beats Duluth For First Win

Senior forward Matt Ulwelling gave new Michigan Tech head coach Mike Sertich his first win in his first try at 2:45 of overtime as the Huskies stopped a five-game losing streak with a thrilling 5-4 victory at Minnesota-Duluth. Sertich returned to coaching after resigning as head coach of UMD last season; he spent 18 years … Read more

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Controversial Non-Goal Leaves Brockport, Potsdam With Draw

Sometimes, the referees don’t get it right. After Friday night’s game, Brockport State probably wishes instant replay was used at the Division III level in hockey. Instead of a possible victory, after a disallowed goal Brockport had to settle for a 1-1 overtime tie against Potsdam State at the Tuttle North Ice Arena. The controversy … Read more

Elsen, River Falls Top St. Scholastica

Matt Elsen scored twice Friday night as Wisconsin-River Falls beat St. Scholastica in an NCHA matchup. River Falls led 3-1 after one period, then shut out the Saints the rest of the way. Kris Unise had to make only 15 saves for the Falcons.

Richardson, St. Mary’s Blank Hamline

Junior Eric Richardson stopped all 18 shots to post his first collegiate shutout as Saint Mary’s University blanked Hamline 4-0 Friday evening at the SMU Ice Arena. After a sluggish first two periods in which the Cardinals outshot Hamline 21-15 but had just a Ryan Stinson and Stinson to post their first win of the … Read more

Maine Explodes In Third To Defeat Merrimack

Coming into the season, the University of Maine knew that its success would be directly proportional to how quickly its first- and second-year players tackled the collegiate learning curve. Friday night at Alfond Arena, those players gave a capacity crowd a progress check. Black Bear forwards Martin Kariya and Brendan Donovan each scored a goal … Read more

New-Look Dutchmen Shut Down Big Red

In recent years, when Union College didn’t play well and struggled to create offense, chances are it would lose. But there is something different about this season’s Dutchman squad: they are finding ways to win games. Not only has that translated into the Dutchmen’s best start in six years, it has put them in sole … Read more

Gernander Caps Third-Period Rally In Vermont’s Return To ECAC

Welcome back, Vermont. The Catamounts returned to ECAC play in grand style, mounting a third-period comeback from a 3-1 deficit to defeat Harvard, 5-3, in front of 2,524 mostly UVM fans at Bright Hockey Center on Friday. The win was Vermont’s first in 10 months and the 250th for coach Mike Gilligan. “This was a … Read more

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Graham Nets Two In 3-2 Engineer Win

The Rensselaer Engineers got out to an early lead and never trailed as they defeated the Colgate Red Raiders, 3-2, Friday evening. The Engineers (3-2-0, 1-1-0 ECAC) got two goals from Nolan Graham, the second the game-winner in the third period on an odd play. With the Engineers leading 2-1, Graham came down and dumped … Read more

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