Men’s D-III picks: Wrapping up the regular season
Some of the conferences conclude regular season play this weekend, and that means that playoffs are about to start. Brian and Tim pick the weekend.
Men’s D-II/III: Men's D-II/III
Men’s D-II/III in general
This week in men’s D-III west: Ben Myers and St. Thomas on a roll
Currently on a seven-game win streak, St. Thomas, led by Ben Myers in goal, is looking to finish strong heading into the postseason.
This week in men’s D-III East: Connecticut College rediscovers fun, finds success
After losing four in a row to start 2018, Connecticut College has gone 6-1-2 and finds itself in position for home ice in the NESCAC playoffs. Part of their success has come from rediscovering the fun in playing hockey.
Men’s D-III wraps: Closing in on the season’s end
Races are super tight in some of the Eastern conferences, with some conferences having only one or two weeks left, while in the West, St. Norbert righted the ship. Brian and Tim recap the weekend.
D-III picks: St. Norbert hosts big games, huge battle in SUNYAC
St. Norbert has two big games that could dictate standings in the NCHA, and No. 4 Oswego travels to No. 14 Buffalo State.
This week in D-III West: Adrian, Dunn thriving on team support
Cory Dunn is excelling at Adrian, in part motivated by overcoming his size, but mostly because the players on the team all are motivated to help each other get back to the Frozen Four.
This week in D-III East: Buffalo State looking to earn key wins against top programs
Buffalo State has been one of the hottest teams in the country over the last month, and is looking to take another step by beating a ranked opponent.
This week in D-III West: Tredinnick embracing new role at Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Though currently in an offensive slump, Jesse Tredinnick is still helping lead at Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
This week in D-III East: Manhattanville looking to rise in very competitive UCHC race
Manhattanville is looking to keep its edge in the UCHC playoff race, one in which two points separate being in the playoffs and sitting them out.
Eleven nominees announced for 2018 Hockey Humanitarian Award
The Hockey Humanitarian Award Foundation announced Tuesday the 11 nominees for the 2018 Hockey Humanitarian Award (photo: Jim Rosvold/Hockey Humanitarian Award).
Whiteley and St. Scholastica look to continue hot streak
Currently on an eight-game win streak, St. Scholastica, led by Mark Whiteley, is looking to continue having success.
Seahawks looking to soar against nation’s best
Just two seasons ago, the Salve Regina Seahawks celebrated an ECAC Northeast championship and first-ever NCAA tournament berth. Last season in the newly formed CCC, the Seahawks fell in the conference quarterfinals, but this year’s edition that opened with a road win against defending national champion Norwich returns many of the same key ingredients for … Read more
West region’s Christmas list
Hey there Santa, hope all is well with you in the North Pole. As you prepare to make your journey around the world in one night, I have a few requests for you on behalf of the West region of NCAA Division III hockey. I’ll start in the MIAC. Augsburg could really use a winning … Read more
Report: Former Curry player Majul deported back to Mexico, visa stripped
According to a report on 12news.com, former Curry player Hector Majul has had his visa stripped. Majul went back to his hometown in Mexico for a visit, but when he tried to re-enter the United States, he was denied, according to the report. The report further stated that Majul had his legal papers in order … Read more
Concordia and Hahn off to strong start
Concordia’s Dante Hahn has already exceeded his goal total from a season ago. He’s scored six times, and that goes along with one of the improvements he wanted to make to his game. “I wanted to bring more of a goal scorer element to my game this year,” said the sophomore forward. “I’ve incorporated that … Read more
D-III East: A letter to Santa
Well it is the most wonderful time of the year — or at least that is how the song goes. Best wishes for the holiday season to all! The first half has closes out for all this week. It’s time to think about whether Santa puts your team on the naughty or nice list over … Read more
Wisconsin-Stout looking to move up
Terry Watkins has been coaching hockey a long time. Thirty years to be exact, all at Wisconsin-Stout. He’s also one of the all-time greats. So he understands the game better than most. Watkins has seen a lot of teams in his time, and this year’s Blue Devils squad is one that he enjoys coaching. “I … Read more
Lancers benefiting from high-intensity hockey
Over the past several years, the MASCAC championship has come down to a battle between Plymouth State and Salem State. This year, there is a new team sitting atop the conference standings heading into the semester break with aspirations of maintaining their fast start and key early season wins over both past incumbent title winners. … Read more
Augsburg hockey teams having success
The Augsburg men’s hockey team and women’s hockey team are both off and running, with one of the best combined records in D-III hockey. They both have their sights set on the MIAC championship and the NCAA tournament. Brian Lester reports.
Beacons showcasing a complete game
After opening the season with two blowout wins over Wentworth and Curry, the Massachusetts-Boston Beacons started league play on the road against the defending national champions from Norwich. The Beacons lost 5-0, but found their game in the losing effort and since have reeled off seven straight wins to go 9-1-0 in their first 10 … Read more