The Buffalo News has reported that Niagara senior forward Ryan Murphy has been suspended 18 games by the team for driving while intoxicated and causing an accident in Lewiston, N.Y., back on Sept. 29. Murphy, Niagara’s top returning scorer, will be arraigned in Lewiston Town Court on Wednesday. Murphy’s suspension ends Jan. 13, 2014, and … Read more
We preview Atlantic Hockey, which last season got two teams into the NCAA tournament for the first time.
Arguably among the biggest additions to this year’s team will be Alex Vazzano, a goaltending transfer from Vermont.
Consistency will start in net as Robert Morris looks to find a replacement for Eric Levine, who played all but 220 minutes last season, recording a .929 save percentage.
The Tigers had the ninth-best offense in Division I last season but were plagued by inconsistent defense and finished in eighth place.
Despite the loss of Hobey Baker Award finalist Carsen Chubak in net, two of its top three leading scorers and three defensemen with a combined 370 games played, the league’s coaches picked the Purple Eagles to repeat as regular season champions.
Only once in 14 years as a Division I program have the Lakers won fewer than 15 games.
The only things the Crusaders have been missing lately are a league championship and a trip to the NCAA tournament.
The two most important players down the stretch for Canisius last season are back: goaltender Tony Capobianco and forward Kyle Gibbons.
Brett Gensler, Branden Komm and Co. are back after a disappointing defense unraveled things last season.
Coach Brian Riley hopes the West Point leadership and brotherhood bond will finally propel his team back to the top of the Atlantic Hockey standings.
After an unprecedented ninth-place finish, the Yellow Jackets try to avoid a lapse after personnel losses.
With Jason Torf back between the pipes and Adam McKenzie on defense, the Falcons are solid in their own zone.
Army’s season-opening scrimmage is set to go on as scheduled Saturday but games are in question for both the Black Knights and Air Force as the goverment shutdown rolls on. Army coach Brian Riley said in an email Friday that his team’s scrimmage and Skate with the Black Knights event at Tate Rink will happen … Read more
Here’s a look at the conference changes for the 2013-14 and what they may mean around the country.
From Agostino to Walters, here are some forwards that are expected to put up big numbers this season.
According to the Colorado Springs Gazette, Air Force’s games in the Kendall Classic, Oct. 11-12 in Anchorage, Alaska, may not be played due to the U.S. government’s partial shutdown. The school announced Tuesday that travel for all intercollegiate athletics is cancelled. A press release from the academy stated that Air Force “will attempt to play … Read more
Here’s our look at some defensemen who’ll be counted on to play big this season.
As the new season approaches, we take a look at the goalies you’ll be hearing about all season.
Fenway Sports Management announced Thursday the full schedule of hockey and skating events taking place at Fenway Park as part of Citi Frozen Fenway 2014 that will run from Dec. 28, 2013 through Jan. 13, 2014. Aside from the scheduled events, a ramp will be installed in center field for sledding and tubing and will … Read more