This Week in the WCHA: Feb. 27, 2003

Wisconsin tries to put the focus back on the ice; Minnesota State eyes its chances at the MacNaughton Cup; St. Cloud State’s offense suffers by subtraction; and Todd D. Milewski analyzes the NCAA’s new tournament selection wrinkle.

This Week in Hockey East: Feb. 20, 2003

The penalty shot stirs excitement — and controversy; Hockey East officiating comes under the microscope; the PairWise Rankings misbehave; Maine’s Gray Shaneberger puts it all together; and amidst it all, Dave Hendrickson relates some news of a family nature.

This Week in the MAAC: Feb. 20, 2003

With the regular season drawing to a close, Jim Connelly answers the MAAC’s imponderable questions — the 50-50 imponderables, at least. Also: Quinnipiac shows the rest of the league its two sides at an inopportune time.

This Week in the ECAC West: Feb. 20, 2003

With just two weekends of play left in the ECAC West regular season, only one team — league-leading RIT — has clinched a playoff berth. Buckle up for a wild finish, highlighted this weekend by Scott Biggar’s Game of the Week: Manhattanville at Utica.

This Week in the CCHA: Feb. 20, 2003

Spreading the Love Around Last week was Valentine’s Day, and you know I can’t resist a holiday for a column gimmick. Well, I received more email addressing last week’s column than I had cumulatively for the entire season. Thank you, readers, for letting me know that I don’t exist in a vacuum here in Columbus, … Read more

This Week in the WCHA: Feb. 20, 2003

Minnesota State-Mankato gears up for what might be the biggest series in program history; Minnesota warms up for the stretch run; Alaska-Anchorage looks on the bright side; WCHA fans sound off on jersey colors; and much more. Todd D. Milewski reports.

This Week in the WCHA Women’s League: Feb. 13, 2003

Minnesota and Minnesota-Duluth — archrivals despite a relatively short history together — clash this weekend with the WCHA regular-season title hanging in the balance. Also: an uncertain future for at least one Gopher, and OSU gets key personnel back. Craig Roberts reports.