ECAC Hockey wraps up regular season with plenty on the line
After a three-game losing streak, Clarkson needs to get some positive results to play at home again next weekend.
Men’s D-I: ECAC
Former Princeton player Milley to be honored with 2016 AHCA Lou Lamoriello Award
General Mark A. Milley, the 39th Chief of Staff of the United States Army and former player at Princeton, has been named the recipient of the American Hockey Coaches Association’s Lou Lamoriello Award for 2016. The award — named in honor of the former Providence player, coach and athletic director (and current Toronto Maple Leafs … Read more
Robert Morris boasts pair of 2016 Senior CLASS Award finalists
The 2016 Senior CLASS Award nominees have been trimmed to 10 from the original list of 20. To be eligible for the award, student-athletes must be classified as NCAA Division I seniors and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence: community, classroom, character and competition. The complete list of finalists follows this release. An … Read more
Leading scorer Snively finds chemistry with his Yale linemates
The freshman left winger has teamed with John Hayden and Stu Wilson to produce offense for the second-place Bulldogs.
Minus bench boss, Cornell pulls itself out of a slump
Mike Schafer missed a tie at Quinnipiac and a win at Princeton after suffering a concussion in practice.
ECAC Hockey suspends Yale’s O’Gara for one game
ECAC Hockey announced Wednesday that Yale senior defenseman Rob O’Gara has been assessed a one-game suspension as the result of his actions in the Yale-Harvard game from Feb. 6. The league action was taken after review of an incident that occurred in the third period in the Bulldogs-Crimson contest. O’Gara was given a game disqualification … Read more
Messa Rink to get $10 million renovation makeover
Union’s home arena, Messa Rink, will soon be undergoing $10 million in renovations, according to the Daily Gazette. The college has approved fundraising to renovate the nearly 41-year-old facility, Union athletic director Jim McLaughlin told the paper. There is no timetable yet for the project. “It will be all fund-raised, just like the majority of … Read more
Beanpot consolation game has consequences for Harvard, Northeastern
The Huskies continued a resurgence, while the Crimson fell from ninth to 11th in the PairWise Rankings.
Harvard’s Malone suspended one game by ECAC Hockey, ineligible to play in Beanpot third-place game
ECAC Hockey announced Monday that Harvard junior forward Sean Malone has been assessed a one-game suspension as the result of his actions in the Harvard-Yale game from Feb. 6. The action was taken after review of an incident that occurred in the third period in the Crimson-Bulldogs contest. Based upon the disciplinary action, Malone is … Read more
St. Lawrence, Quinnipiac, Massachusetts, Vermont heading to Northern Ireland over Thanksgiving 2016
College hockey will once again head to Northern Ireland this coming November. ECAC Hockey’s St. Lawrence and Quinnipiac, along with Massachusetts and Vermont from Hockey East, are slated to compete in the second annual Friendship Four Tournament in Belfast, Northern Ireland Nov. 25-26, 2016. The teams will first compete against their conference rival in a … Read more
Criscuolo, Dylewski, Murray, Richardson, Rolandelli named finalists for 2016 Hockey Humanitarian Award
Presented since 1996, the award honors college hockey’s finest citizen, with nominations open to men’s and women’s players from Divisions I, II and III.
Sullivan develops into a ‘heart-and-soul player’ for St. Lawrence
He was a fringe recruit that the Saints found late in the recruiting cycle, but now he shares the team’s scoring lead.
Clarkson’s Vigneault assessed one-game suspension by ECAC Hockey for actions in Colgate game
ECAC Hockey announced Monday night that Clarkson sophomore forward Sam Vigneault has been assessed a one-game suspension as the result of his actions in the Clarkson-Colgate game from Saturday, Jan. 30. The league action was taken after review of an incident that occurred at the end of the second period. No penalty was called on … Read more
For Harvard, special teams trouble means another loss to Boston College, Beanpot heartbreak
The Crimson allowed two power-play goals in the second period of an opening-round loss to Boston College.
Longtime Wesleyan men’s coach, St. Lawrence alum Langlois passes unexpectedly at 70
In the midst of his 31st season coaching at Wesleyan, Jim Langlois died unexpectedly on Jan. 24. Langlois was 70. A 1968 graduate of St. Lawrence where he lettered in hockey, Langlois coached the Wesleyan’s women’s team from 1980 to 1984 before joining the men’s ranks in 1985. He also coached in the Middlesex (Conn.) … Read more
Harvard’s Vesey one of 10 repeat nominees for 2016 Walter Brown Award
The Gridiron Club of Greater Boston announced Monday the 23 semifinalists for the 64th Walter Brown Award, presented annually to the best American-born college hockey player in New England. The nation’s oldest nationally-recognized college hockey honor, the Walter Brown Award was established in 1953 by the members of the 1933 Massachusetts Rangers, the first American … Read more
Senior CLASS Award nominees announced for 2016
Twenty of the top men’s senior hockey players who excel both on and off the ice have been selected as candidates for the 2015-16 Senior CLASS Award. To be eligible for the award, the individual must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence: community, classroom, … Read more
Rensselaer adds longtime Houston Field House employee Quantock as operations manager for men’s, women’s teams
Rensselaer’s men’s and women’s programs have added Aaron Quantock to their staffs as the operations coordinator. “We are thrilled to welcome Aaron to the RPI hockey family,” said RPI men’s coach Seth Appert in a news release. “I’ve worked with Aaron my entire time at RPI while he worked as our lead utility specialist at … Read more
As health has returned, so have wins for Clarkson
The Golden Knights are 4-1-1 since Jan. 2, including road wins at Bowling Green and Harvard.
Atop polls, Quinnipiac needs to regain passion, Pecknold says
The Bobcats took over at No. 1 in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll this week, then needed a third-period rally to tie Maine on Tuesday.