Players in unfamiliar positions gives Yale’s Allain a glance at team’s character
The Bulldogs claimed four points last weekend despite losing two players in Friday’s game at Dartmouth.
Men’s D-I: ECAC
Knee injury sidelines Colgate’s Borkowski for rest of ’14-15 season
Colgate junior forward Mike Borkowski is done for the season after suffering a knee injury against Quinnipiac last Friday. He recently underwent successful surgery. “Obviously, we’re disappointed to learn that Mike will miss the remainder of the season due to his injury,” said Colgate coach Don Vaughan in a statement. “It will not be easy … Read more
Tim Taylor Cup to be awarded to Yale-Harvard winner
Friends and peers of the late Tim Taylor have created an award that honors the former Harvard, Yale and USA Hockey coach with the Tim Taylor Cup. The award will be presented to the most outstanding player of the annual Harvard-Yale men’s game played in Boston. The first presentation takes place Nov. 15 at the … Read more
With top line clicking, Dartmouth finds a foundation in season’s start
Seniors Eric Robinson and Tyler Sikura and junior Brad Schierhorn have combined for four goals in the first three games.
Brown forward Lappin hit with two-game suspension by ECAC Hockey
ECAC Hockey announced on Tuesday that Brown junior forward Nick Lappin has been handed a two-game suspension as the result of his actions against Clarkson on Saturday, Nov. 8, at Meehan Auditorium. The league action was taken after review of an incident that occurred at the 3:43 mark of the second-period where Lappin was assessed … Read more
ECAC Hockey suspends Cornell coach Schafer one game for postgame comments
ECAC Hockey announced Monday that Cornell head coach Mike Schafer has been assessed a one-game suspension as the result of his postgame actions after the Cornell at Quinnipiac contest Saturday, Nov. 8, at High Point Solutions Arena. The league action was taken in accordance with Section VI (Conduct and Ethics) of ECAC Hockey Policies and … Read more
Colgate goalie Finn, Boston University’s Eichel take home national monthly honors
Colgate sophomore goaltender Charlie Finn has been named the Hockey Commissioners’ Association National Division I Player of the Month for October, while Boston University forward Jack Eichel has captured HCA Rookie of the Month honors. Finn registered six wins in seven contests in October, going 6-1-0 overall and allowing just eight goals while recording a nation-best three … Read more
Renewed effort was expected from Rensselaer; rivalry wins were a bonus
The Engineers swept Union in a home-and-home series, ending a five-game losing streak.
Quinnipiac AD McDonald calling it a career next June
Quinnipiac director of athletics and recreation Jack McDonald will retire in June 2015 after 20 years in that position, according to the New Haven Register. The 63-year-old McDonald reportedly made the announcement at an athletic department staff meeting Wednesday morning. McDonald, a former chairman of the NCAA men’s ice hockey committee, was hired in the … Read more
Slow start no cause for alarm for Quinnipiac, but Bobcats need better goaltending
Michael Garteig has an .828 save percentage, and the Bobcats are off to a 1-2-1 start.
For Colgate, a similar roster brings a similar mindset
The Raiders are 3-1 after blanking Northeastern twice last weekend.
Despite sitting idle, Minnesota remains top-ranked team in D-I men’s poll
Minnesota was off last weekend, but still earned 39 first-place votes in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll to stay the top-ranked team in the country. Union remained No. 2 with a sweep of Maine and garnered the other 11 first-place votes. With a sweep of Colorado College, North Dakota stays third, while Colgate swept … Read more
Atlantic Hockey suspends Bentley’s Deresky one game for boarding penalty against Sacred Heart
Atlantic Hockey announced Tuesday that Bentley sophomore Tyler Deresky has received a one-game suspension for his boarding penalty during the Falcons’ game on Saturday, Oct. 18 against Sacred Heart. Deresky was assessed a minor for boarding at the 18:25 mark of the third period, but after a review of the game footage, AHA supervisor of … Read more
TMQ: Bruised Badgers, dangerous Dutchmen and accelerating Alaskans
Each week during the season we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
TSN partners with College Hockey Inc. to broadcast NCAA games in Canada
TSN announced Friday a new partnership with College Hockey Inc. that will see 37 NCAA men’s Division I games broadcast this season, including the Frozen Four. The expanded coverage of NCAA hockey is also available for live streaming and on-demand viewing to TSN subscribers through TSN GO. “This partnership will allow TSN to deliver Canadian … Read more
Union preaching patience, which isn’t an easy thing for its coaches
The Dutchmen opened their national title defense with two wins, but they’re not the same team as they were in April.
TMQ: A wild start to the season, especially for ranked teams
Each week during the season we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Former Oswego, St. Anselm women’s assistant Heydenburg passes away
Joe Heydenburg, a former assistant women’s coach at Oswego and St. Anselm, died last Friday at the age of 52, Lakers coach Diane Dillon said.
Rensselaer adds volunteer assistants for men’s and women’s teams
The Rensselaer men’s and women’s hockey teams have each added a volunteer assistant coach for the 2014-15 season. Former Engineers’ standout Marc Cavosie will work with the men’s team, while Robert Cathcart III will be with the women’s program.
Your team lost to a CIS school? Here’s why you shouldn’t read too much into it
Last year, four teams lost their opening weekend exhibition games, and three went on to have winning records at the end of the season.