Rochester Institute of Technology has had seven of its scheduled 17 games postposed so far this season, about average for teams in Atlantic Hockey.
The Tigers, who came close to not having a season at all, have had zero players and staff test positive for the coronavirus so far.
Due to scheduling conflicts, changes have been made to the upcoming Army West Point hockey schedule.
The RIT home men’s ice hockey games versus Robert Morris this Saturday and Mercyhurst next Tuesday have been postponed due to Atlantic Hockey COVID-19 protocol.
The Rochester Institute of Technology men’s hockey team has announced multiple changes to its upcoming schedule.
Fresh off of a six-point sweep of Air Force last weekend, Mercyhurst is right back where everyone expects the Lakers, in fourth place with a position to challenge for the league’s top slots.
Canisius announced Wednesday that it is postponing the next three games for the Golden Griffins’ hockey team as the program remains on pause.
Following the postponement of this week’s scheduled series at Air Force, the Army West Point hockey team has announced the addition of two home games against Long Island University on Friday, Jan. 15 and Saturday, Jan. 16 at Tate Rink.
Bentley announced Tuesday that the team is postponing its next three hockey games scheduled for Jan. 14-15 against AIC and Jan. 19 against Sacred Heart.
According to the Colorado Springs Gazette, five Air Force hockey players have tested positive for COVID-19.
The Rochester Institute of Technology men’s games versus Canisius scheduled for Friday, Jan. 8 at home and Sunday, Jan. 10 on the road have been postponed.
Canisius has paused all hockey team activities following a positive coronavirus test result among the program’s Tier 1 personnel.
Officials from Canisius, RIT and Atlantic Hockey announced Wednesday that tonight’s hockey game between the Golden Griffins and the Tigers has been postponed due to COVID-19 related protocols and contact tracing among Tier 1 members of the Canisius hockey program.
The frenetic pace in college hockey is, in some ways, building one of the strangest and most enthralling years for fans, analysts and observers.
The chaotic nature and arbitrary scheduling drop pucks virtually every night, and those willing to embrace the unknown are losing themselves in moments that likely won’t happen ever again. The lack of structure is creating new narratives, and the discussion is as interesting as anything in any sport.
Canisius was one of those teams taking part in the chaos.
Following the postponement of last weekend’s men’s series against Army West Point, Sacred Heart has announced several changes to its upcoming schedule.
Due to recent positive tests for COVID-19 within the hockey program, Bentley will pause all team activities until further notice.
Due to a positive case of COVID-19 within the Tier 1 group, the Holy Cross men’s hockey team will pause all activities until further notice.
Due to a positive COVID-19 test in the Bentley hockey program, this weekend’s games between the Falcons and Long Island have been postponed.
The Mercyhurst men’s hockey team has welcomed a trio of transfers from Alaska Anchorage.
Defensemen Wyatt Head and Devon Mussio join forward Rylee St. Onge with the Lakers and are immediately eligible to play in the second half of the season.
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The NAHL’s Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks announced Tuesday that forward Cody Hoban has committed to Sacred Heart and will join the Pioneers for the second semester. “When I was offered the opportunity to attend SHU, it felt like the right fit for me,” Hoban said. “I’m extremely excited to be a part of their program … Read more