This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Canisius, Niagara split ‘Battle of the Bridge’ series as ‘even the priests are into it’
It’s an old cliché, but in rivalry games, you throw out the records.
It’s an old cliché, but in rivalry games, you throw out the records.
Per Atlantic Hockey COVID-19 protocol, the Niagara-RIT game on Wednesday, February 24, has been postponed.
The preseason media call is always an exercise in routine.
Coaches talk about their excitement for the upcoming season and touch upon the optimism of their team’s hard work and commitment, and everyone stresses the need to get better as the season advances.
The goal, everyone says, is the same every year: to be playing “your best hockey” when the March postseason rolls around.
Due to a positive COVID-19 result from within the program’s Tier 1 group, the Holy Cross men’s hockey team will pause all team activities until further notice.
Tuesday’s men’s hockey game between Bentley and Sacred Heart will not be played as scheduled due to COVID-19 related issues.
Atlantic Hockey has announced changes to the upcoming 2021 postseason tournament.
At 6-2-0, Canisius is currently in second place in the Atlantic Hockey standings, which are kept this season based on points percentage. The Griffs have captured 18 out of a possible 24 points so far.
The magic formula has been special teams and goaltending.
In a memo from the NCAA obtained by USCHO Tuesday, it has been learned that the NCAA intends to play the Frozen Four in Pittsburgh on April 8 and April 10 from the PPG Paints Arena.
The Holy Cross men’s hockey team’s game this Tuesday, Feb. 16 at Army will not be played as originally scheduled due to the program’s inability to complete the full reconditioning period following its pause of all activity.
Holy Cross announced Saturday that the school will host the 2021 Ice Breaker Tournament.
One of the premier NCAA Division I hockey tournaments, the event will be played at the Hart Center Rink at the Luth Athletic Complex in Worcester, Mass., on Oct. 8-9, and will feature Holy Cross, Quinnipiac, Northeastern, and Boston College.
Fifteen NCAA Division I hockey players who excel both on and off the ice have been selected as candidates for the 2020-21 Senior CLASS Award.
NCAA Division I hockey student-athletes, coaches and administrators unveiled a new initiative Wednesday – College Hockey for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion – that is designed to create positive cultural change in the sport through communication, education, allyship, and advocacy.
Due to Atlantic Hockey COVID-19 protocol, the Canisius athletic department announced Wednesday that the Golden Griffins will now play RIT in a pair of league games this weekend at LECOM Harborcenter in downtown Buffalo.
“Since coming off of our pause, I’m really so proud of these guys. They’ve been really focused, and we’re just trying to get a little better every day to work towards the playoffs.” – Sacred Heart coach CJ Marottolo
Two upcoming Atlantic Hockey series have been postponed.
In a season that’s been extraordinary for a number of reasons, Robert Morris has looked to keep things as “normal” as possible.
The Colonials have managed to play 17 games so far this season, the most of any Atlantic Hockey team.
The RIT’s men’s hockey game at Canisius this evening has been postponed due to Atlantic Hockey COVID-19 protocol.
The build-up to Bentley’s Tuesday night game against Holy Cross hit differently in the Falcons’ locker room.
It was a rivalry game, but the opponent didn’t matter to Bentley coach Ryan Soderquist, his assistant coaches, or his players.
Following extended absences from a handful of member institutions, Atlantic Hockey announced Tuesday that conference officials spent the last few days reworking the remaining schedule.
Several changes have been made to the Air Force hockey schedule.