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.
Here’s our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
Hockey East announced Monday that it has suspended Northeastern senior forward Cody Ferriero for two games as a result a slashing incident on Saturday, Oct. 26, at St. Lawrence. Ferriero, who has a goal and three assists with 39 penalty minutes in four games this season, will miss this coming weekend’s home-and-home set with Boston … Read more
Merrimack announced Thursday that the women’s program’s first varsity season in Hockey East will begin with the 2015-16 season. Erin Hamlen will be the Warriors’ first head coach. “We are excited to bring a quality women’s hockey program to Hockey East,” said Merrimack president Christopher E. Hopey, Ph.D., in a statement. “This varsity program will … Read more
The Huskies have scored eight of their 20 goals through four games while on the man advantage.
Here’s our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
Former Boston University head coach Jack Parker has been named head coach of the 2013 United States Men’s National Select Team that will compete in the 2013 Deutschland Cup from Nov. 8-10 in Munich, Germany. The event includes teams from Slovakia, Switzerland, Germany and the U.S., which participates in the event in odd-numbered years. Ben … Read more
The Friars opened with a home sweep of Minnesota State; last season, a poor nonconference record helped keep them out of the NCAA tournament.
Here’s our weekly look at big events and big issues around Division I men’s college hockey.
Teams have seven fewer conference games in 2013-14, and everyone makes the playoffs for the first time in nearly two decades.
The Catamounts put faith in their senior class to lead them out of a down period.
The Friars’ success in 2013-14 will largely depend on how young players develop.
The Huskies were 55th of 59 Division I men’s teams last season, allowing 3.47 goals per game.
The Wildcats return strength all over the ice and go for their 15th NCAA appearance in the last 17 years.
The Warriors lost only two players from last season’s team, one that remained in contention until the last weeks of the season.
The River Hawks will play as a favorite instead of as an underdog this season.
The Minutemen return their top three scorers from a year ago but have a hole in net.
First-year coach Red Gendron wipes the slate clean for Black Bears players, saying what they did or didn’t do in the past doesn’t matter.
Replacing Jack Parker behind the Terriers bench puts David Quinn in what he calls a unique situation.
The Eagles have won the national championship every other year since 2008; will 2014 bring another title?
The Massachusetts Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2013 includes former Dartmouth All-American and 1948 Olympian Joe Riley and Jim Prior, the voice of Boston University and the Beanpot.