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New Hampshire experiences the darkness before the dawn

August 24, 2020November 24, 2011 by Arlan Marttila

Traditionally one of the powers in women’s hockey, New Hampshire is trying to rebuild during a tough season.

Shooting gallery: Eddie Davey making the saves for Westfield State

November 24, 2011 by Rachel Lenzi

To hear Eddie Davey discuss the start to his season, it seems as if it’s a contradiction of sorts. Westfield State’s sophomore goalie isn’t necessarily getting peppered with shots, though several score sheets indicate otherwise. In his first three games in goal, Davey has averaged 38.3 saves in each appearance for the Owls, including 49 … Read more

Wis.-Stevens Point a good fit for new coach

November 24, 2011 by Neal Jensen

Sometimes those warm summer days just appear to fly by. That can be especially true in the life of a newly-hired hockey coach, professional and collegiate alike. Hired this past July 15, Chris Brooks had to have a quick introduction to Division III hockey at Wis.-Stevens Point after coaching professionally for the past three years. … Read more

Puck luck, goalie’s return making the difference for RIT

November 24, 2011 by Chris Lerch

The Tigers never pushed the panic button during a slump and they’ve since turned things around. Chris Lerch has This Week in Atlantic Hockey.

The top 10 reasons to give thanks in Hockey East

November 24, 2011 by David H. Hendrickson

There are a lot of reasons to be thankful around the league, and Dave Hendrickson uses This Week in Hockey East to run down the top 10.

Despite talent losses in offseason, WCHA producing plenty of nation’s top scorers

November 24, 2011November 24, 2011 by Site Administrator

Eight of the nation’s top 11 point scorers play for WCHA schools. Tyler Buckentine and Brian Halverson have that and notes about a Denver coaching reunion, Minnesota’s Nick Bjugstad and more in This Week in the WCHA.

Confidence waning as Quinnipiac searches for lost goals

November 23, 2011November 23, 2011 by Joshua Boyd

The Bobcats scored 35 goals in October but have just 13 in November. Joshua Boyd has This Week in ECAC Hockey, which also features a chat with Cornell shutout star Andy Iles.

Near misses, injuries put Alaska in unfamiliar position in CCHA

November 23, 2011November 23, 2011 by Paula C. Weston

It took nine games for the Nanooks to get their first CCHA victory of the season. Paula C. Weston has This Week in the CCHA.

Back to the top

August 24, 2020November 17, 2011 by Derek Dunning

Middlebury and Amherst look to return to the NCAA championship.

300 Wins For Joe Baldarotta

November 17, 2011 by Russell Jaslow

Joe Baldarotta is one of the few coaches with 300 wins, and his team notched that victory in dramatic fashion.

Redefining themselves

November 17, 2011 by Scott Biggar

Hobart is finding success using a system with three defensemen.

Lake Forest hockey prepares for the future

August 24, 2020November 17, 2011 by Neal Jensen

The ice arena on the campus of Lake Forest College, in suburban Chicago, has gone through some recent renovations. Improvements have been made to the bleacher area and the locker rooms. There have been changes made behind the home team’s bench as well. Hired in early May, the 2011-12 season will be the first at … Read more

10-day layoff is no concern for Salem State

November 17, 2011 by Rachel Lenzi

Salem State is looking to restart, having had a 10-day layoff between its first and second games.

Lindenwood’s long climb from club to D-I

August 24, 2020November 17, 2011 by Arlan Marttila

Lindenwood finds motivation while having tough losses to the top squads.

Massachusetts-Lowell’s improvement could lead it to be a major player in Hockey East

November 17, 2011 by Jim Connelly

The River Hawks, under first-year coach Norm Bazin, is in the process of a true renaissance in the Merrimack Valley. Jim Connelly has This Week in Hockey East.

Playing healthy puts goaltender Komm at a higher level for Bentley

November 17, 2011 by Chris Lerch

Playing healthy and more consistently has earned him four wins after posting just one last season. Chris Lerch has This Week in Atlantic Hockey.

Special teams heading in opposite directions for Minnesota, St. Cloud State

November 17, 2011 by Site Administrator

The Gophers have the nation’s sixth-ranked power play at 26.7 percent and the Huskies penalty kill is 41st in the country at 78.8 percent going into this weekend’s home-and-home series, but recent games have countered those trends. Tyler Buckentine and Brian Halverson have This Week in the WCHA.