Colorado College fills out coaching staff with former Maine assistant Reilly
Former Maine, Harvard and Northeastern assistant coach Gene Reilly has been named to that same position at Colorado College.
Men’s D-I: Colorado College
Enga returns to Colorado College as new assistant coach
R.J. Enga, who played in 158 games with Colorado College from 1991 to 1995 and served as an assistant coach during the 2008-09 campaign, has returned to the Tigers as a new assistant under head coach Mike Haviland. “This is where I want to be,” Enga said in a statement. “Colorado College is a great … Read more
Colorado College assistant Rud makes move to coach St. Cloud State women
St. Cloud State announced Tuesday that Eric Rud has been named the new women’s head coach, the fourth in school history. A former assistant coach with the St. Cloud State men’s team from 2005 to 2010, Rud has served as an assistant coach at Colorado College since 2011. Between his time at St. Cloud State … Read more
Keys for new Colorado College coach Haviland: teaching, building relationships
He inherits a seven-win team, but the veteran pro coach sees potential in a group that played in 17 one-goal games last season.
Colorado College lands Haviland as new coach
Longtime professional coach and former Elmira All-American Mike Haviland has signed on as Colorado College’s head coach, the school announced Friday.
Owens made the call to resign, Colorado College athletic director says
Ken Ralph says it was tough to accept Scott Owens’ resignation but he’s now excited to move forward.
Owens resigns after 15 seasons as Colorado College coach
The school said that coach Scott Owens and athletic director Ken Ralph agreed after a postseason review that it was time for Owens to step down.
Olofsson one and done at Colorado College, signs with Wild
Colorado College freshman defenseman Gustav Olofsson has signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Minnesota Wild. Olofsson, Minnesota’s second-round pick (46th overall) in the 2013 NHL draft, will report to the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League on an amateur tryout. “We’re excited to get Gus under contract,” Wild assistant GM Brent Flahr said … Read more
NCHC suspends Colorado College’s Hansen additional game for stick-swinging penalty
The NCHC has issued a one-game suspension to Colorado College freshman forward Matt Hansen. The suspension is in addition to the automatic one-game suspension for a game disqualification penalty he received at the end of the Tigers’ game against Western Michigan on Feb. 15. Hansen was assessed the extra game after a review of the … Read more
NCHC hands Colorado College forward Hanson one-game ban
The NCHC has suspended Colorado College sophomore forward Jared Hanson for one game due to an illegal hit during the Tigers’ game against Miami last Saturday (Jan. 25). At 16:34 of the second period, Hanson hit a Miami player from behind after the whistle and was assessed a five-minute checking from behind major and a … Read more
TMQ: A winning pair in Providence, ECAC Hockey’s strength and realignment readjustment
Here’s our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
TMQ: A reward for Sacred Heart; Notre Dame in the national picture; Big Ten halves
Here’s our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
Colorado College hopes to build on finish, but lineup has lost big names
The Tigers might be hard-pressed to match their postseason success after losing four of their top five scorers.
New NCHC commissioner Fenton takes reins of league he helped create
Josh Fenton said he has reached out to several commissioners or former commissioners to gauge what the life as a college hockey commissioner entails. Matt Mackinder reports.
Former Colorado College forward Winkler dies unexpectedly at 23
Scott Winkler, a former forward at Colorado College who just graduated in May, has died at the age of 23. According to the Colorado Springs Gazette, Winkler was found dead at his parents’ home in Asker, Norway, on Wednesday. The cause of death is unknown. “Everyone loved him and respected him,” said 2012-13 CC captain … Read more
NCHC loses commissioner Scherr to European Games position
The National Collegiate Hockey Conference is losing its first commissioner before it plays its first game. Jim Scherr, who in early 2012 got a 4½-year contract to run the NCHC, is leaving the league to become chief operating officer of the 2015 European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan. The league made the announcement late Friday afternoon, … Read more
NCHC commissioner Scherr says link to European job ‘premature’
National Collegiate Hockey Conference commissioner Jim Scherr has been in discussions with organizers of the 2015 European Games about a job with the group, but he said a report that he has accepted the position is premature. Inside the Games reported that Scherr would become the chief operating officer for the organizing committee of the … Read more
Howe, defense turn from liabilities to assets, fueling Colorado College’s run
CC’s play in the defensive zone and Joe Howe’s sturdiness between the pipes has the Tigers playing Wisconsin for the Final Five title Saturday night. Tyler Buckentine reports from the WCHA Final Five.
North Dakota laments missed power-play opportunities in loss to Colorado College
The Tigers held UND scoreless on six power-play chances and netted a short-handed goal. Timothy Boger reports from the WCHA Final Five.
TMQ: Some surprises, some familiar names still standing
Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski look at victories by Brown and Colorado College, and the emergence of Michigan as a CCHA tournament championship contender in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.