Reagan’s Pair of Goals Leads Sacred Heart, 7-1

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Mike Reagan scored two goals as Sacred Heart spoiled American International’s home opener with a 7-1 victory on Friday at the Olympia Ice Center. Lloyd Tennant and Richard Naumann each added a goal and an assist for the Pioneers. American International tied the game at 1 with a Tom Cogan goal in the first period, … Read more

Marian, UWRF Battle To 1-1 Tie

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Down 1-0 late in the third period, ninth-ranked Wisconsin-River Falls got the tying goal from defenseman Adam Kragthorpe en route to a 1-1 overtime draw with Marian. Marian opened the scoring in the first period when freshman forward Tommy Kotsopoulos stuffed one past River Falls’ goaltender Jacque Vezina at the 4:11 mark. He was assisted … Read more

Cerrella Scores Two as Quinnipiac Advances, 6-1

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Chris Cerrella netted a pair of goals and added an assist as Quinnipiac defeated Bentley 6-1 on Friday in the opening round of the Quinnipiac Cup Tournament. Cerrella notched his third multiple-point effort in as many games for Quinnipiac, which will play Air Force in the championship game at 7 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday. … Read more

Morrison Tends Black Bears Into Tourney Final

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In the nightcap of the Black Bear Classic Friday, Maine’s Matthias Trattnig notched an unassisted goal early in the second period and the Black Bears rode the hot goaltending of junior Mike Morrison to victory over the U.S. Developmental Team. Maine scored once in every period as Morrison (17 saves) stood tall in net as … Read more

Warriors Cruise Past Huskies In Home Opener

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Six different goal-scorers lit the lamp for Merrimack College, including a shorthander and a power-play tally, as the Warriors cruised past the University of Connecticut, 6-2, Friday at the Volpe Complex in the Warriors’ home opener. Despite the victory, Merrimack head coach Chris Serino was none too enthusiastic about his team’s execution in the game. … Read more

MAAC Column: Oct. 19, 2000

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The MAAC had an interesting summer: Gaining an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, getting into a flap with Findlay, dealing with the potential departure of Canisius. Now it’s time to get serious on the ice as its looks for another measure of respect by playing some tough non-conference foes.

Hockey East Column: Oct. 19, 2000

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Hockey East is off and running again this season, with big games dotting the schedule. Boston College is coming off a pair of nice wins at the Maverick Stampede, while Maine contends with the loss of two players and its coach to give defending-champion North Dakota a run for its money in two games. Meanwhile, Merrimack, UMass-Amherst and Northeastern are once-struggling teams vowing to make some noise this year. Dave Hendrickson looks at the week ahead.

Barrett Named Sacred Heart Women’s Coach

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Michael Barrett has been named the new women’s head coach at Sacred Heart. Barrett replaces Joy Woog, who became the interim head women’s coach at Northeastern on Sept. 14. Barrett was the head coach of Lyman Hall High School, and also runs the Mike Barrett Hockey School during the summer months. Sacred Heart is coming … Read more

ECAC Column: Oct. 19, 2000

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Vermont is back on the ice, and coming off a heartbreaking OT loss to New Hampshire. St. Lawrence and Clarkson stumbled out of the gate, and look to rebound. And RPI hopes to prove their 5-4 win over BU wasn’t a fluke. It’s all part of another weekend in the ECAC, as the league teams gear up for the start of conference play in two weeks, while still awaiting for its Ivy League bretheren to begin their seasons.

Middlebury Tops NESCAC Poll

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Middlebury, which captured the first NESCAC men’s championship last year, is the coaches’ preseason favorite to win the 2000-2001 conference title. Middlebury edged Williams 3-2 in overtime in last year’s NESCAC championship game. The Panthers garnered four first-place and four second-place votes to finish with 60 points in the preseason poll. Three other teams received … Read more

Dustup In D-III

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There’s an embarassment of riches in Division III this season, as contender after contender lines up to try to take down 1999-2000 national titlist Norwich. Chris Lerch offers an overview.

Of Prices Paid and New Beginnings

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Gutterson Fieldhouse is known for its vocal crowds and undying devotion to Vermont hockey. But for nine months the silence was deafening, after a hazing scandal led to the mid-season cancellation of the remaining Catamount schedule. Dave Hendrickson examined the pulse of the crowd on the night hockey returned to The Gut.

Dartmouth to Host ECAC Women’s Championships

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Dartmouth College has been named the host of the 2001 ECAC Division I Women’s Ice Hockey Championship, to be held March 17-18. Dartmouth was selected by the ECAC Division I Women’s Ice Hockey Executive Committee. This is the first time Dartmouth will be hosting the Championship. Brown hosted the first-ever championships in 1994, then again … Read more