Northland men’s, women’s programs to leave NCHA, join WIAC for 2019-20 season
The WIAC announced Thursday that Northland will be joining the conference as an affiliate member in men’s and women’s hockey starting with the 2019-20 season.
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Cornell’s Angello forgoes senior season, signs with Pittsburgh
Cornell junior forward Anthony Angello signed an entry-level contract with the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday, giving up his senior season with the Big Red (photo: Shelley M. Szwast).
More semifinal coverage on the Frozen Four Blog
Coverage of the national semifinals continues on the Frozen Four Blog (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Ohio State’s Romeo picks up Elite 90 Award from NCAA
Ohio State junior goalie Sean Romeo is the recipient of this year’s Elite 90 Award for men’s hockey (photo: Omar Phillips).
Albertus Magnus announces plans to start men’s D-III team for ’19-20 season
Albertus Magnus College announced Wednesday it plans to launch an NCAA Division III men’s hockey program in 2019. Through a unique partnership with the city of New Haven, Conn., the Albertus Falcons home games will be played at what will be a newly renovated Ralph Walker Skating Rink. In addition to bringing the first Division … Read more
With 2018 men’s Frozen Four teams, goaltending questions have been answered
Minnesota Duluth, Michigan, Notre Dame and Ohio State all are backstopped, essentially, by first-year starters.
After breakout season, move to center gives Notre Dame’s Oglevie a different viewpoint
Andrew Oglevie moved to center right before the Irish went on their well-documented, 16-game winning streak (photo: Melissa Wade).
Haviland gets contract extension at Colorado College
The school announced the move Wednesday but didn’t disclose terms of the contract.
Notre Dame’s Evans named 2018 Senior CLASS Award recipient
The award recognizes the most outstanding senior student-athlete in Division I men’s hockey (photo: Rachel Lewis).
Hockey Humanitarian Award finalist spotlight: Ohio State’s Spring finds time to give back
A look at Lauren Spring’s extracurricular calendar makes one wonder how she manages her busy life as a student-athlete at Ohio State.
Women’s D-III: Conway named USCHO player of the year
Amanda Conway, who was prolific in the postseason and helped lead Norwich to the national championship, is USCHO’s D-III women’s player of the year.
Quinnipiac’s Pecknold joins U.S. staff for Under-18 World Championship
Rand Pecknold will be an assistant coach for the team led by former Rensselaer coach Seth Appert (photo: Melissa Wade).
Notre Dame’s Jackson wins Spencer Penrose Award as Division I men’s coach of the year
It’s the second national coaching award for Jackson, who also was honored in 2007 (photo: Matt Dewkett).
Clarkson loses Rempal two years early as Los Angeles signs free agent
The Los Angeles Kings announced Friday that the club has signed Clarkson sophomore forward Sheldon Rempal to a two-year, entry-level contract (photo: Melissa Wade).
Brickley gives up senior year at Minnesota State, signs with Kings
The Los Angeles Kings agreed to terms with free-agent defenseman Daniel Brickley on Thursday (photo: Shelley M. Szwast).
Northern Michigan extends Potulny through 2025-26 season
Northern Michigan and head coach Grant Potulny have entered into an eight-year employment agreement, effective immediately and extending through June 30, 2026 (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Foley forgoes senior season at Providence, signs NHL deal with Blues
The St. Louis Blues announced Thursday that the club has signed Providence junior forward to a three-year, entry-level contract (photo: Melissa Wade).
Kings sign St. Cloud State junior Eyssimont to entry-level contract
The Los Angeles Kings have signed St. Cloud State junior forward Mikey Eyssimont to a two-year, entry-level contract (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Borgström, Donato, Gaudette tabbed as 2018 Hobey Hat Trick finalists
The Hobey Baker Memorial Award Committee announced Thursday the three Hobey Baker Hat Trick finalists for the 2018 award, honoring college hockey’s top player (photos: USCHO.com).
Boston College women’s standout Watts adds to ’17-18 honors, named nation’s top rookie
Boston College freshman forward Daryl Watts was named the National Rookie of the Year on Wednesday in an announcement made by the Women’s Hockey Commissioners Association (photo: Melissa Wade).