Each week, USCHO.com will pick the top 10 moments from the past weekend in our Monday 10 feature (photo: Rich Gagnon).
Here is a rundown of how the top 20 teams in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll of Nov. 25 fared in games over the Nov. 28-Dec. 1 weekend (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Cornell’s Michael Regush scored one of two goals for Cornell as the Big Red shutout Boston University to capture the 2019 edition of Red Hot Hockey and remain a perfect 9-0-0 (File photo: Omar Phillips)
Arizona State freshman forwards Logan Jenuwine and Carson Briere have been dismissed from the team due to a violation of team rules, according to the Walter Cronkite Sports Network.
Due to travel conditions in Wisconsin, the Finlandia men’s game against Northland scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 30, has been postponed.
The men’s hockey game between Mercyhurst and Robert Morris scheduled for Friday night at the Mercyhurst Ice Center was postponed (photo: Mercyhurst Athletics).
Goaltender Craig Pantano posted a 25-save shutout as Northeastern defeated New Hampshire, 4-0, in the opening game of the Friendship Four in Belfast, N.I. The Huskies will face Colgate in Saturday’s title game. (Photo: William Cherry/Presseye)
Last Week: Dan: 6-5-1 Chris: 5-6-1 On The Season: Dan: 58-24-6 (.693) Chris: 51-31-6 (.614) This Week’s Picks Friday, November 29 and Saturday, November 30 Rochester Institute of Technology at American International Chris: Like most of the league, these teams have been inconsistent as of late. As a result, I’m picking a split. Dan: I don’t … Read more
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. We’ve reached the final weekend of the month and there is plenty of hockey on tap, including a showdown between Marian and sixth-ranked Wisconsin-Stevens Point tonight. Friday Concordia at Bethel The Royals face a Falcons team that has won three of its last five.Brandon Picard leads the Falcons with three goals and … Read more
Thanksgiving weekend tournaments are offering several matchups between top 10 teams. Candace picks the winners of the games.
As we enter the final week of November, the WCHA is shaping up to be an extremely tight race for second place with two teams tied for second in Bemidji State and Alaska, and three more teams, Bowling Green, Northern Michigan and Michigan Tech, all one game back. Jack and I continue to remain close … Read more
Conceived as a novelty and launched in 2007, Red Hot Hockey has become an institution at Madison Square Garden (photo: Omar Phillips).
Troy York couldn’t wait to get back on the ice. Out the entire offseason as well as the first three games of the regular season while recovering from an ACL injury, the Wisconsin-Superior standout finally got his chance last weekend. “I had surgery in May and worked hard over the summer to get back to … Read more
Happy Thanksgiving! Despite the holiday, there’s plenty of ECAC Hockey games set for this weekend. All games start at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Records Nate Last week: 9-2-1 Overall: 51-29-7 Mark Last week: 9-2-1 Overall: 48-32-6 Friday, Nov. 29 Princeton vs. Colgate (Friendship Four Tournament) 2 p.m. EDT Nate: Colgate is coming off a … Read more
With so few non-conference games available on schedules, the Thanksgiving week offers a plethora of tournaments and power conference action to bolster the resumes of teams looking to compete on the national stage in the spring. Hoisting some hard-earned hardware in the first half will also bolster morale for teams in search of championship designations. … Read more
It is said you should leave a place better than you found it, Tanner Laczynski hopes to do just that with Ohio State’s hockey program (photo: Rachel Lewis).
Happy Thanksgiving to our readers (if you’re reading on Thursday) or Happy Indigestion Day (if you’re reading on Friday). Dave has taken such a massive lead at this point (eight games) it will be hard to come back, even with about half a season remaining. I’ll try, though. Jim last week: 5-4-3 Jim to date: … Read more
After all of the Thanksgiving turkey is devoured, Hockey East fans can put out their leftovers early on Friday to once again watch what has become one of the best events on the college hockey calendar: the Friendship Four (photo: William Cherry/Presseye).
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! I have a lot to be thankful for — not the least of which is college hockey. My picks record, though, does not get noted in the gratitude journal. Drew Claussen and I were both cursed with a case of the wrong-way splits last weekend for the Ohio State-Penn State series. I … Read more
Let’s think about what each coach in college hockey’s most dominant conference over the last five years can be thankful for this season (photo: Candace Horgan).