WCHA issues one-game suspension to Bowling Green’s Dalton for stick infraction non-call against Ferris State
The WCHA has announced a one-game suspension to Bowling Green senior defenseman Jacob Dalton.
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This Week in WCHA Hockey: Alaska Anchorage has playoff fate in own hands as Seawolves prep for Bemidji State
To say that Alaska Anchorage has seen it all would be understatement of nearly epic proportions (photo: Alaska Anchorage Athletics).
This Week in WCHA Hockey: Humitz, Calder helping fuel Lake Superior State’s playoff push
When the month of October ended, Lake Superior State was 2-6-0, having lost consecutive games to Denver, Michigan and Notre Dame. The Lakers followed that up with a sweep of Ferris State to open November only to drop 11 of their next 14 games and find themselves on the outside looking in as 2019 ended (photo: LSSU Athletics).
This Week in WCHA Hockey: Nanooks finding success with creative approach to recruiting
Some of that uncertainty for Alaska has actually led to some positives for coach Erik Largen and his Nanooks coaching staff, namely on the recruiting trail. But their new hotspot isn’t one of their “traditional” recruiting areas like western Canada (photo: Alaska Athletics).
Willets a bright spot for Ferris State as Bulldogs look to find way into WCHA playoff picture
One bright spot for Ferris State has been the play of freshman defenseman Jake Willets. Through 27 games this season, Willets leads the team in assists (17) and points (19) (photo: Ferris State Athletics).
‘Not too excitable’ McKay leading national powerhouse Minnesota State from between the pipes with video game-like numbers
A goaltender named after one of the all-time greats was always going to have a lot of pressure piled upon him, but maybe that’s why Dryden McKay is, as his Minnesota State coach Mike Hastings described him, “not too excitable” (photo: Minnesota State Athletics).
Diminutive Loughran acting as catalyst for Northern Michigan’s offense in expanded role with Wildcats
Depending on who you ask, Northern Michigan winger Griffin Loughran stands either 5-foot-6 or 5-foot-7. The sophomore has been told at every level that he is too small and all he has done is find a way to be effective (photo: Northern Michigan Athletics).
With offense kicking into high gear for Bemidji State, Beavers forwards proving to be ‘extremely skilled’ bunch
A high-octane offense hasn’t traditionally been Bemidji State’s calling card (photo: BSU Photo Services).
Alaska’s Hope handed one-game suspension by WCHA for checking from behind penalty at Minnesota State
The WCHA announced Sunday a one-game suspension to Alaska senior forward Kylar Hope as a result of Hope’s five-minute major penalty and game misconduct for checking from behind at the 19:18 mark of the first period in Alaska’s game Saturday, Jan. 4, at Minnesota State.
Jurusik finding measure of success with Michigan Tech, giving Huskies ‘consistent effort for a pretty good run’
During Joe Shawhan’s tenure as head coach with Michigan Tech, one of the questions that has cropped up more often than not is a simple one. Who is starting in goal? (photo: Michigan Tech Athletics).
USCHO.com Decade In Review: Past 10 years times of change for WCHA as teams come, go, with future uncertain
If there is one word that best sums up what the WCHA has been through since 2010, it is “change” (photo: USCHO).
Bowling Green, RIT to play outdoor game as part of Toledo’s Winterfest 2020 event
Bowling Green and RIT will play an outdoor game during Toledo’s Winterfest 2020 on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021 at 6 p.m. under the lights at Toledo’s Fifth Third Field (photo: Toledo Walleye).
Alaska Anchorage’s win over Boston College in 1992 going in to Alaska Sports Hall of Fame as ‘moment’ for 2020 class
The Alaska Sports Hall of Fame will induct the Alaska Anchorage hockey team’s win over Boston College in 1992 as its “moment” for the 2020 class (photo: Alaska Anchorage Athletics).
Humboldt crash survivor Camrud finding early success, on, off the ice, with Alaska Anchorage
On April 6, 2018, the collective hockey world was shocked and saddened by an event that did not involve lacing up skates and knocking a little rubber disc around a sheet of ice (photo: Chase Burnett/Alaska Anchorage Athletics).
Minnesota State remains top team in USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll; North Dakota jumps to No. 2
After sweeping Lake Superior State over the weekend, Minnesota State picked up 43 first-place votes to stay No. 1 in this week’s USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll (photo: SPX Sports).
WCHA hands Alaska Anchorage’s Schachle one-game suspension for checking from behind against Michigan Tech
The WCHA announced Saturday a one-game suspension for Alaska Anchorage sophomore forward Tanner Schachle.
With roster chock-full of youngsters, Alabama Huntsville charging forward as ‘guys are getting it’
To say this season has been trying for Alabama Huntsville would be an understatement. The Chargers have struggled on both ends of the ice and haven’t been able to find much consistency (photo: Doug Eagan/UAH Athletics).
Minnesota State goalie Stauber leaves team, returns to USHL’s Stampede
Minnesota State freshman goalie Jaxson Stauber has left the team and returned to the USHL’s Sioux Falls Stampede.
With 44 first-place votes, Minnesota State still No. 1 in USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll; unbeaten Cornell remains No. 2
After sweeping defending national champion Minnesota Duluth over the weekend, Minnesota State earned 44 first-place votes to stay No. 1 in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll (photo: Shelley M. Szwast).
Picking the WCHA Nov. 29-30
As we enter the final week of November, the WCHA is shaping up to be an extremely tight race for second place with two teams tied for second in Bemidji State and Alaska, and three more teams, Bowling Green, Northern Michigan and Michigan Tech, all one game back. Jack and I continue to remain close … Read more