Boston College gives plenty of reasons why it’s the team to beat
The Eagles have a dominant top line and depth that’s providing a comfortable scoring margin.
Men’s D-I: Hockey East
Notre Dame’s Beers enters plea agreement in 2013 disorderly conduct charge
According to the South Bend Tribune, Notre Dame senior defenseman Jared Beers has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct stemming from an incident in February 2013 where he was accused of assaulting a female bar manager at Brother’s Bar and Grill in South Bend, Ind. The report states that Beers entered into a plea agreement last … Read more
TMQ: Taking notice of Minnesota State while Union keeps rolling along
Our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
Notre Dame defenseman Russo ruled academically ineligible
Notre Dame junior defenseman Robbie Russo has been ruled academically ineligible by the university, according to a report in the South Bend Tribune. Russo did not play this past weekend against Lake Superior State and Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson isn’t sure when Russo will return. “He’s trying to do some things to get a … Read more
Boston University defenseman Grzelcyk out for season with shoulder injury
According to the student paper at Boston University, the Daily Free Press, sophomore defenseman Matt Grzelcyk is out for the rest of the season with a shoulder injury. Grzelcyk reportedly suffered the injury in practice back on Jan. 9. On the season, Grzelcyk had three goals and 11 points over 19 games. To add to … Read more
Parker’s jersey retirement ceremony at Boston University slated for Feb. 15
Boston University will officially retire Jack Parker’s No. 6 in a ceremony during the Terriers’ game against New Hampshire on Saturday, Feb. 15, at Agganis Arena. Parker’s No. 6, the number he wore as a player, will join Travis Roy’s No. 24 as the only retired numbers in the program’s history. The intention to retire … Read more
Eighteen players nominated for 2014 Hockey Humanitarian Award
Repeat honorees Jordan Heywood of Merrimack and Jeffrey Reppucci of Holy Cross are among the group.
Wrapping up Frozen Fenway, where the weather didn’t want to cooperate
Attendance was also down, but the ice crew got high marks for getting the rink to a playable state.
TMQ: PairWise shows which teams have more work to do than others
There are four teams on the wrong side of the bubble that might surprise some: Denver, North Dakota, Western Michigan and Miami.
In spite of it all, players say they loved Frozen Fenway
The puck got stuck in puddles, icing became a near physical impossibility, and players picked up what felt like five pounds of water on their sodden jerseys.
Strolling down memory lane with some Hockey East highlights
Columnist David H. Hendrickson looks at his top 15 memories since he started covering Hockey East for USCHO in 1996.
Balance quietly making Vermont a tough opponent to face
The Catamounts are ranked in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll after winning their tournament.
Merrimack-Russian Red Stars exhibition game canceled
Due to Thursday’s snowstorm, Merrimack’s Thursday afternoon exhibition against the Russian Red Stars has been canceled with no makeup date scheduled. Fans who purchased a ticket for the game may redeem them for admission to any “non-premium” game through the remainder of the 2013-14 season.
TMQ: When winning isn’t enough at a regular season tournament
Here’s our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
A quick look at the UConn Hockey Classic, Ledyard National Bank Classic
Here’s a look at the college hockey holiday tournaments that start Sunday.
A quick look at the Florida College Hockey Classic, Catamount Cup
Here’s a look at the college hockey holiday tournaments that start Saturday.
A quick look at the Great Lakes Invitational, Three Rivers Classic
Here’s a look at the college hockey holiday tournaments that start Friday.
Report: Connecticut women’s player files lawsuit alleging rape by UConn male player
The Associated Press has reported that a former unnamed Connecticut women’s hockey player was kicked off the team in 2011 after reporting that she was raped by a player on the UConn men’s team. The plaintiff has joined a federal civil rights lawsuit that alleges the school mishandled allegations of sexual assaults on campus. According … Read more
After golden World Juniors apprenticeship, Providence’s Gillies ready for leadership role
He played only 20 minutes in last year’s tournament but learned much from counterpart John Gibson.
UMass defenseman Yevenko to suit up for Belarus at Arosa Challenge
Massachusetts junior defenseman Oleg Yevenko has been invited to join the Belorussian national team and participate in the Arosa Challenge, hosted by the Swiss Ice Hockey Federation, from Dec. 19-22.