Experience tells Ferris State that MacNaughton Cup isn’t the be-all, end-all
The Bulldogs won the CCHA regular season title in 2012, then crashed out of the conference postseason tournament.
Men’s D-I: WCHA
Alabama-Huntsville gets a lift from Maroon 5, Carrie Underwood to reach Mankato
The massive winter storm that crippled the South canceled the Chargers’ flights and forced them to find an alternative means of travel.
In the WCHA, a chance at the MacNaughton Cup requires a good home record
Minnesota State’s .917 winning percentage is tops not only in the conference but also in the country.
Points, not redemption, on Michigan Tech’s mind this late in the season
The Huskies swept Bowling Green last weekend to go into their Winter Carnival series with Alabama-Huntsville on a high note.
Bowling Green and Robert Morris to play outdoors in Toledo in January 2015
Robert Morris and Bowling Green will play an outdoor game in Toledo, Ohio, on Jan. 3, 2015. The game, which will be just the second NCAA Division I outdoor game in the state, is slated to be part of the ECHL Toledo Walleye’s Winterfest at Fifth Third Field. “We are very excited to be a … Read more
League title, home ice, spot in playoffs all up for grabs in last six weeks
Changes to the league’s playoff format mean there are close races up and down the standings.
Minnesota State, Ferris State build foundation of a heated rivalry
The Mavericks and Bulldogs combined for 216 penalty minutes in last Saturday’s game.
Former CCHA commissioner Ruehl passes away at 83
Former CCHA commissioner and director of the BGSU Ice Arena Jim Ruehl passed away this past Friday (Jan. 17) at the age of 83. Washington Capitals’ GM George McPhee, also a Hobey Baker winner at Bowling Green, called Ruehl “the man we all want to be” in a statement. “It is with great sadness that … Read more
Bowling Green’s Carpenter makes long-awaited season debut a special one
The all-WCHA preseason first-team selection missed the Falcons’ first 24 games because of two separate injuries.
Long trips, delays part of the travel culture in the new-look WCHA
Alaska-Anchorage’s four-day delay in getting home is just one of the issues teams have faced.
Committee in place to pick the next WCHA commissioner
The WCHA has put together a five-member search committee and hired Parker Executive Search out of Atlanta to find a replacement for commissioner Bruce McLeod, who is retiring at the end of his contract on June 30.
WCHA commissioner McLeod: ‘I feel real good’ about decision to retire
WCHA commissioner Bruce McLeod said he knew over a year and a half ago the 2013-14 season would be his last as head of the 62-year-old hockey league.
McLeod resigning as WCHA commissioner after 2013-14 season
WCHA commissioner Bruce McLeod will resign when his contract expires at the end of this, his 20th season leading the league in which he once played, the league announced Friday.
What we’ve learned about the new-look WCHA, and some midseason honors
The league is better and perhaps deeper than many people thought entering the season.
Bemidji State freshman Marinaccio gets one-game ban from WCHA
Bemidji State freshman forward Phillip Marinaccio has bee issued a one-game suspension as a result of his actions in the Dec. 14 game against Alaska. Marinaccio’s suspension was determined after a review by the league office of an illegal check at the 17:06 mark of the third period. He was assessed a five-minute major for … Read more
WCHA issues one-game suspension to Alabama-Huntsville’s Reinhardt
The WCHA announced Wednesday a one-game suspension to Alabama-Huntsville junior defenseman Ben Reinhardt as a result of his actions in the Dec. 14 game against Minnesota State. Reinhardt’s suspension was determined after a review by the league office of an illegal check at 13:50 of the third period. At the time of the incident, Reinhardt … Read more
Alabama-Huntsville shakes winless drought, providing a needed boost
The Chargers lost their first 15 games of the season before beating Bowling Green last Saturday.
All Ferris State goalie Motte does is win, win, win no matter what
The Bulldogs netminder leads the nation with an 11-0-2 record.
Undefeated in WCHA play, Ferris State hits the road
The Bulldogs play their next eight games away from home.
Hot start by Lake Superior State’s Globke alters plans for freshman
Alex Globke has 12 points in his first 10 collegiate games.