Standing at the blue line after the starters have been named, her position at the boards closest to her bench throws off the numerical order, but Courtney Pensavalle belongs there (photo: Yale Athletics).
ECAC Hockey announced Tuesday the recipients of its annual All-League Teams and All-Rookie Team, as selected by the league’s 12 head coaches (photo: Melissa Wade).
The WCHA announced five individual awards on Tuesday (photo: Jim Rosvold).
The Big Ten announced Tuesday the All-Big Ten teams and individual award winners as selected by the conference’s coaches and a media panel (photo: Jim Rosvold/USCHO.com).
Omaha senior defenseman Joel Messner has been selected as the recipient of the NCHC’s third annual post-graduate scholarship (photo: Candace Horgan).
Three of the four home teams advanced, though Clarkson needed overtime to get past a tough Mercyhurst squad. Ohio State proved the lone minor upset, blanking Boston College on the road. Ohio State will face Clarkson, and Colgate will face Wisconsin.
Hamline, Elmira, Norwich, and four-time defending national champion Plattsburgh advanced to next weekend’s Frozen Four, which will be hosted by top seed Norwich. Norwich will face Hamline, and Plattsburgh will face Elmira.
The quarterfinals are set. There were a couple of minor upsets on the weekend and plenty of stellar play. Our columnists break down the results.
Here is a rundown of how the top 20 teams in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll of March 5 fared over the March 9-11 weekend (photo: Melissa Wade).
Four players were Game 3 overtime heroes on Sunday: Air Force’s Tyler Ledford, Northern Michigan’s Troy Loggins, St. Cloud State’s Mikey Eyssimont and Michigan Tech’s Jake Jackson. Also winning Game 3s: Harvard, Clarkson, Canisius and Denver (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Merrimack announced on Sunday that men’s coach Mark Dennehy will not return as head coach (photo: Melissa Wade).
Ohio State scored the lone upset Saturday, as the Buckeyes upset Boston College, 2-0, behind 38 saves from Kassidy Sauve, including 23 in the third period. Mercyhurst also challenged Clarkson, but fell short in OT, while Wisconsin and Colgate moved in on straightforward fashion. Roque’s two goals pace Wisconsin past Minnesota Photo gallery: Ohio State … Read more
Boston College, Boston University, Northeastern and Providence all swept in Hockey East; Minnesota Duluth and North Dakota swept in the NCHC; Mercyhurst and Robert Morris swept in Atlantic Hockey; and Cornell and Princeton swept in the ECAC. In the WCHA, Michigan Tech and Bowling Green forced third games, as did Army, Clarkson, Harvard and Miami. Notre Dame and Ohio State advanced in dramatic fashion. (photo: Melissa Wade).
On March 6, Rensselaer assistant coach Nolan Graham was walking out of a Rite-Aid in Troy, N.Y., and was struck by a vehicle. The driver did not see Graham and his nephew and Graham succeeded in keeping his nephew safe at the expense of his own safety. Graham suffered skull fractures and minor brain injuries/bleeding … Read more
Six road teams, aka lower seeds, prevailed in Friday’s playoff series openers including CC shutting out No. 4 Denver, Colgate defeating No. 10 Clarkson and Princeton edging No. 16 Union (photo: Melissa Wade).
The first round of the NCAA tournament features intriguing matchups, including a rematch between Minnesota and Wisconsin one week after the Gophers defeated the Badgers in the final of the WCHA tournament. Candace and Nicole pick the four quarterfinals.
They’ve picked separately to this point, but with the NCAA tournament starting, our writers, Brian Lester and Tim Costello, will go head-to-head the rest of the way. Already, they see a couple of games differently. Who will win the postseason picks race?
The NCAA tournament is here. We offer our picks on the winners in the first round.
The NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights have signed Bemidji State sophomore defenseman Zach Whitecloud to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The University of Illinois released Thursday a comprehensive study completed by Collegiate Consulting into the feasibility of starting a Division I men’s hockey program (photo: Bradley K. Olson).