After a scintillating weekend of playoff action, the ECAC Northeast championship will be contested among familiar faces. Lebanon Valley and Wentworth go head-to-head this weekend under the watchful eye of Ed Seero. Also: league year-end awards, and a call to the people.
As the ECAC Northeast (not to mention the Division II) playoffs get started, seniors around the country will fight to keep their last game at arm’s length. One by one, they will find themselves in the closing moments of their college careers. Ed Seero offers a look.
The playoffs are coming! The playoffs are coming! Ed Seero runs down the ECAC Northeast’s postseason scenario, and stops to offer kudos to some high-performers.
One week after presenting Johnson & Wales coach Lou Izzi’s perspective, Ed Seero hears from two former J&W players on the situation with the team. Also: Wentworth continues to impress with a big win over Lebanon Valley.
Johnson and Wales coach Lou Izzi takes a major stand. Plus, On the Road, with Ed Seero.
At Lebanon Valley, the Dutchmen fly high indeed; the theory of ebb and flow gets another look; can you spell B-L-O-W-0-U-T?; and Fitchburg State visits UMass-Dartmouth for the Game of the Week. Ed Seero reports.
After a recap of Stonehill’s title victory in last weekend’s California AHA tournament and a quick preview of upcoming action, Ed Seero finishes up his midseason grading session.
Weeks away, but he’s back. Ed Seero returns from the gray lands with a full rundown of the ECAC Northeast’s first half, not to mention a special wish list.
For the first time ever … again It seems that each week the phrase “for the first time ever” is being written in regards to the Northeast, providing further support for the assertion that the league is advancing its national presence at a healthy rate. Once again, we have a week of firsts in the … Read more
A prediction comes true for Ed Seero, courtesy of Wentworth’s history-making win. Also: Things Keeping Ed Up At Night.
The impressive non-conference wins continue to pile up in the ECAC Northeast. Ed Seero has all the skinny.
As the meat of the schedule approaches in the ECAC Northeast, Plymouth State and Southern New Hampshire get new beginnings; Ed Seero goes around the league; and more.
It’s only November, but it’s review time in the ECAC Northeast, including an appraisal of preseason expectations and a team-by-team look at the results thus far. Also: Things That Keep Ed Seero Up At Night.
Ed Seero gets some knowledge dropped on him, and just in time to cover the Paine Webber Classic, and Bill Bowes reaches a milestone. Also: Lebanon Valley 0-2? and Curry College hosts a tournament of its own.
Ed Seero offers more insight into the rise of the ECAC Northeast as he chats up coaches around the league. Also: review and preview, and Random Thoughts on Sports.
The ECAC Northeast is bidding for national respect, thanks to traditional strengths and several programs on the rise. Ed Seero rounds up the league’s prospects for 2001-02.
Two seasons ago, Norwich was picked first in the USCHO Preseason Poll. Norwich won the national championship. Last season Plattsburgh was picked first in the USCHO Preseason Poll. Plattsburgh won the national championship. This season, the Cardinals are once again on top of the Poll, looking to repeat as the champs.
The Franklin Pierce College men’s ice hockey team will upgrade to NCAA Division II status and has accepted an invitation to participate in the ECAC Northeast Division beginning in the 2002-03 academic year after nearly 30 years of competition as a club program.
Salve Regina has announced the hiring of Christopher MacPherson as its new men’s head coach.
Robert Lavin is leaving Salve Regina to become men’s hockey coach at Framingham State College. Lavin will be the eighth head coach in Framingham history. Lavin spent three years at Salve Regina and was named ECAC Northeast Coach of the Year in 1999-2000. His teams earned a berth in the quarterfinals of the ECAC Northeast … Read more