With history as a guide, ECAC Hockey teams chase Cornell down the stretch
The Big Red of old is gone, but Cornell still finds ways to be successful. Brian Sullivan has This Week in ECAC Hockey.
Men’s D-I: ECAC
Sdao’s good feeling about Princeton gets better
The junior defenseman is one of ECAC Hockey’s highest-scoring defensemen. Roman J. Uschak reports.
TMQ: Shaking up the top 10 after a volatile weekend
Miami is on a roll; Western Michigan, Union and Northeastern have slipped; and ECAC Hockey might have an NCAA tournament shortfall. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski have Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Ex-Quinnipiac coach Armstrong passes away
Former Quinnipiac coach Jim Armstrong passed away on Jan. 21 at the age of 68 following a brief illness. Armstrong coached at Quinnipiac from 1980-94, guiding the Bobcats to a 140-183-8 record along the way. Originally from Peterborough, Ont., Armstrong lived in Hamden, Conn., for over 40 years. Armstrong also enjoyed a 11-year playing career … Read more
Yale coach Allain reprimanded by ECAC
The ECAC has issued a written reprimand to Yale coach Keith Allain for his conduct after Yale’s game at Clarkson contest last Sunday (Jan. 15). The reprimand was issued by league staff upon review of Allain’s postgame actions directed to the on-ice officials after Clarkson won 5-4 in overtime victory. It is in accordance with … Read more
Results show ECAC Hockey is in for a battle to the finish
Colgate’s struggles and Clarkson’s success show that a team’s past may not be an indicator of its future. Nate Owen reports.
Weather postpones Brown-St. Lawrence game set for Friday
Due to a power outage impacting Appleton Arena and the St. Lawrence campus, Friday’s game between St. Lawrence and Brown has been postponed and will be played Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. While power is expected to be restored by early Friday evening, dangerous travel conditions for fans and the uncertainty of the time of … Read more
Friday’s Yale-Clarkson game postponed due to weather; makeup Sunday
Due to inclement weather, Friday’s Clarkson game at home against Yale has been postponed until Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. Clarkson’s game against Brown is still scheduled for a 7 p.m. faceoff on Saturday.
Commentary: Thoughts on the World Juniors, Twitter and more
The Americans fell short at the World Juniors in part because the players that were expected to play big roles didn’t, Dave Starman writes.
Things look different this season for resilient Harvard
A potent power play has the Crimson offense producing in better numbers than in the past. Brian Sullivan has This Week in ECAC Hockey.
TMQ: Lost years, tight races and Hobey hopefuls
Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski discuss the United States’ disappointing finish at the World Junior Championship and more in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Brown hopes talent will shine after some tough lessons were learned
The Bears now know they can’t afford to short the work ethic, and recent victories may have them on an upward path. Nate Owen has This Week in ECAC Hockey.
Looking forward to ECAC Hockey’s second half, team by team
Union plays nine of its 15 remaining ECAC Hockey games at home, which gives the Dutchmen a good chance to break out of a pack in the middle of the standings. Brian Sullivan has This Week in ECAC Hockey.
The 2011-12 holiday tournaments at a glance
A quick look at the holiday-season tournaments for the 2011-12 season.
For Colgate’s McNamara, doing good runs in the program
Following a former teammate’s lead, the Raiders captain started Goals for Good, which raises money based on on-ice performance. Tom Robinson reports.
Traveling Russian team no stranger to long trips
Six games against college teams are on the schedule for the Russian Red Stars. Dave Saunders reports.
TMQ: No straight line between Point A and Point B
As the first half comes to a close, Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski look back and look ahead in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
TMQ: A save for Alabama-Huntsville, but will there be a rebound?
It looks like Alabama-Huntsville will be around next season, after all, but what will be the lasting effects of the turmoil? Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski talk about that, a first half of mediocrity, which teams are breaking out of that and the week ahead in Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Cornell’s Lowry puts family connections to good use
The freshman forward has plenty of lessons from his NHL veteran father to put in play with the Big Red. Ben Holden reports.
ECAC gives Colgate forward Wagner one-game suspension
The ECAC announced Wednesday that Colgate sophomore forward Chris Wagner has been suspended one game as the result of his actions in the game against Clarkson last Friday (Dec. 2) at Starr Rink. The league’s action was taken after review of an incident that occurred at the 16:26 mark of the second period where Wagner … Read more