Rymsha Hatter Leads Surging Broncos Past Big Green, 5-0

Steve Rymsha has been Western Michigan’s emotional leader all season. Now he’s the Broncos’ scoring leader too. Rymsha had his third hat trick of the season Friday night, leading the surging Broncos to a 5-0 win against Dartmouth at Lawson Arena. Rymsha now has 10 goals and 17 points in seven games, tied with senior … Read more

Categories Uncategorized

Stevens Point Wins Hard-Fought Battle With Eau Claire, 4-2

Wisconsin-Stevens Point won a hard-fought battle at the K.B. Willett Arena Friday night, 4-2 over Wisconsin-Eau Claire to pick up two NCHA points. The Pointers put the pressure on early, but couldn’t solve the riddle of Blugold goalie Scott Sutton. Following a two-on-none breakaway stopped by Sutton, the Pointers were finally able to crack the … Read more

WCHA Column: Nov. 2, 2000

The rich may not be getting richer, but in the WCHA they ain’t exactly getting poorer, either. Also: the conference’s marquee matchup in Minneapolis, and the Cardiac Kids come out. Todd D. Milewski reports.

D-III Column: Nov. 2, 2000

Not everyone has hit the ice yet, but there’s still plenty going on in Division III hockey. Chris Lerch offers news, notes and opinion.

CCHA Column: Nov. 2, 2000

Quick — name the two teams undefeated in CCHA play. Okay, you got No. 1 Michigan; Paula C. Weston fills in the blank. Also: the Game of the Week and the Grudge of the Week all rolled into one Saturday…

MAAC Column: Nov. 2, 2000

Mercyhurst lives up to its preseason billing, weekly awards, and finally a team figures out how to slow down Iona. Jim Connelly rounds up the MAAC.

Bruni, Grumetza, Holmes Score Two Each in Lake Forest Rout

Lake Forest converted five power-play goals and beat Milwaukee School of Engineering 9-3 Tuesday night at the Alumni Memorial Rink. Matt Bruni, Mark Grumetza and Dan Holmes scored two goals each for the Foresters. Bruni and Grumzeta each had two assists, while David Evans had three assists to go along with his goal. Lake Forest … Read more

St. Thomas Tops MIAC Poll

St. Thomas, with five first-place votes, came out on top of the MIAC coaches poll in a vote taken during league meetings Monday at Augsburg College. Each coach ranked all teams from first to ninth. Points were awarded on a 1-to-9 basis, with the lower total going to the team ranked first. Final Results 1. … Read more

Tabb Scores Two As Providence Upends Findlay, 5-2

Behind the offense of junior forward Jessica Tabb, the Providence College Friars defeated Findlay University, 5-2, in action on Sunday at Findlay. Tabb tallied two goals and one assist in the Friar victory, including the game-winner. Freshman Meredith Roth gave Providence a 1-0 lead at 6:28 when she scored on a pass from freshman forward … Read more

DiSalvatore, Schaefer Lead Providence Rout Of Union, 8-0

In one of the most lopsided contests of the young hockey season, the Providence College Friars, sparked by two goals and an assist by Jon DiSalvatore and a 35-save shutout by Nolan Schaefer, defeated the Union College Skating Dutchmen, 8-0, Sunday at Schneider Arena. The victory came one night after Providence lost a two-goal lead … Read more

No. 2 Boston College Wins Ugly Over UMass-Amherst, 9-5

If hardened criminals were forced to watch this game as punishment, they’d suddenly be afraid to jaywalk. It was a morass of poor goaltending, brain-dead defense and vomitous officiating with a plethora of offsides and a game disqualification thrown in for consistency. However, after sloppy play for two periods that had the score 6-5, Boston … Read more

Categories Uncategorized

Kohansky Shorthander Saves Brown In OT

Brown senior Matt Kohansky scored a shorthanded goal with 13 seconds remaining in overtime to lift the Bears to a 5-4 victory over Moncton Sunday afternoon at Meehan Auditorium. Brown took a 1-0 lead just 3:01 into the game on a John Petricig power-play score. However, Moncton’s Maxime Bugeaud tallied a power-play goal of his … Read more

Categories Uncategorized

The Homecoming

The emotions flowed freely Friday, Oct. 27, as head coach Shawn Walsh returned to the Maine bench just days after immunotherapy treatment for kidney cancer. Dave Hendrickson writes that little — and much — has changed for the man synonymous with Black Bear hockey.