Michigan Tech defenseman Tyler Rockwell played in the season-opening series against Minnesota Duluth, but the Huskies didn’t put him on the travel roster the following weekend when they visited Wisconsin (photo: Michigan Tech Athletics).
The college hockey world is small, and updates of games in-progress usually make the rounds on social media pretty quickly, especially if they’re as shocking as one score in particular from Saturday night’s action: Alaska Anchorage led North Dakota 3-1 after two periods in Grand Forks (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Anthony Nellis used this past offseason to recharge and sell commercial fencing (photo: LSSU Athletics).
When it came to goaltending for Bemidji State during the past three and a half years, Tom Serratore had a relatively simple decision: Just write in Michael Bitzer’s name and worry about everything else (photo: Bemidji State Athletics).
CrossFit Prince George, a gym in British Columbia, has strength programs that cater specifically to hockey players. For the past few off-seasons, the Jandric brothers of the Alaska Nanooks have spent time there (photo: Paul H. McCarthy/UAF Photography).
After losing so many pieces of last season’s MacNaughton Cup-winning team, Mike Hastings wasn’t entirely sure how he’d be able to replace that production so soon at Minnesota State (photo: Minnesota State Athletics).
Last season was filled with ups and downs for middling Ferris State, but there was at least one bright spot: Coale Norris and his breakout year (photo: Scott Whitney/Ferris State Athletics).
Let’s get it out of the way now: Four games is an extremely small sample size. Chris Bergeron is well aware (photo: Isaiah Vasquez/Bowling Green Marketing & Communications).
Corey Mackin tied with Mitch Maloney for most points (25) during the 2017-18 season for Ferris State. While most players would be proud of that, Mackin was actually disgusted he couldn’t produce more (photo: Benjamin Amato/Ferris State Athletics).
The WCHA announced Sunday a one-game suspension to Alabama Huntsville senior defenseman Kurt Gosselin. The suspension is a result of Gosselin’s five-minute major penalty and game misconduct infraction for contact to the head, which occurred at the 3:03 mark of the second period in Alabama Huntsville’s game on Saturday, Oct. 6 at Miami. Upon review, … Read more
Vermont goaltender Stefanos Lekkas stopped a career-high 48 shots as the Catamounts upset #4 Michigan, 5-2, to open the season on Saturday. (Photo: Patrick Barron/UVM Athletics)
If anybody needed the perfect explanation for what happens in the WCHA year after year, just ask Mike Hastings (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Defending regular-season champion Minnesota State was picked to once again hoist the MacNaughton Cup in 2018-19, according to polls of the WCHA coaches and media released Monday (photo: Jim Rosvold).
The WCHA underwent more drastic realignment than any other league when changes shifted the landscape (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Alabama Huntsville will have a pair of graduate transfers on its 2018-19 roster in goaltender Jake Theut and forward Jesper Öhrvall (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Alabama Huntsville has announced the addition of Lance West as assistant coach for the 2018-19 campaign.
Matt McArdle has joined the Merrimack program as a graduate transfer after three seasons at Lake Superior State.
Alaska Anchorage has announced that Matt Bruneteau has joined the program as an assistant coach (photo: Rachel Lewis).
Alaska has announced the addition of Joe Howe to the staff as a new assistant coach.
The Bemidji State men’s team has hired Cole Workman to serve as an assistant coach in charge of video and goaltenders and as director of hockey operations.