This hockey season is likely the weirdest time ever for a freshman to begin their collegiate hockey career.
With tons of regulations, inconsistency on the schedule, and some teams having 10 more games than others, it’s a lot to sort through. For anyone entirely new to college hockey, they have the luxury of not knowing how normal things felt in the before times to compare to.
Hockey East announced Thursday schedule updates for men’s and women’s conference teams.
The WCHA announced Thursday that the Alabama Huntsville-Bemidji State series originally scheduled for Jan. 15-16 at Bemidji State will now be played March 5-6 at Bemidji State.
The Rochester Institute of Technology men’s hockey team has announced multiple changes to its upcoming schedule.
Northeastern coach Jim Madigan will miss the New Hampshire game (tonight) and Boston College series (Jan. 15-16) for the 13th-ranked Huskies due to close contact, non-player COVID-19 protocol, and freshman goaltender Devon Levi is out with an upper body injury, the team announced on Wednesday.
The Rochester Institute of Technology-Penn State women’s hockey series scheduled for Friday (Jan. 15) and Saturday (Jan. 16) in Rochester, N.Y., has been postponed.
Fresh off of a six-point sweep of Air Force last weekend, Mercyhurst is right back where everyone expects the Lakers, in fourth place with a position to challenge for the league’s top slots.
College hockey didn’t start back up again until November, and even then, Alabama Huntsville was on the road for its first six games.
So last Friday and Saturday’s games were a cathartic experience for the Chargers: a sweep of Ferris State in their first home games in almost 11 months.
Leave it to Danton Cole to sum up this whole wild ride of a college hockey season with an axiom that neither oversimplifies nor underexplains:
“You know what? Sports are an interesting thing.”
Yes. Yes they are.
Canisius announced Wednesday that it is postponing the next three games for the Golden Griffins’ hockey team as the program remains on pause.
Hockey East announced Wednesday that the men’s game between Massachusetts and Providence on January 13 and the women’s series between Maine and Vermont on January 15-16 will not be played as scheduled.
Following the postponement of this week’s scheduled series at Air Force, the Army West Point hockey team has announced the addition of two home games against Long Island University on Friday, Jan. 15 and Saturday, Jan. 16 at Tate Rink.
Based on previously announced and new impacts related to COVID-19 among NCHC programs, the conference announced Wednesday multiple schedule changes for the next two weekends, including date adjustments to three series this weekend.
Each week during the season, we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
The WCHA announced Tuesday that a pair of January series have been rescheduled for later in the season.
The NCAA announced Monday that it will have predetermined sites for all winter national tournaments, including Division III men’s and women’s hockey.
Bentley announced Tuesday that the team is postponing its next three hockey games scheduled for Jan. 14-15 against AIC and Jan. 19 against Sacred Heart.
Hockey East announced Tuesday schedule updates for men’s and women’s teams.
The Big Ten announced Tuesday that Notre Dame senior forward Colin Theisen has been suspended for one game as a result of his actions in the game against Arizona State on Jan. 10.
Minnesota lost its first game of the 2020-21 season last weekend, but still earned 31 first-place votes to stay No. 1 in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll.