This Week In The WCHA: Jan. 10, 2002
The news this week in the WCHA can be boiled down to three words: Jeff Sauer’s retirement. Todd D. Milewski has plenty to say about the Badgers’ coaching legend.
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This Week in the CHA: Jan. 10, 2002
The CHA returns to conference play this weekend, after solid performances in nonleague contests. Geof F. Morris reviews the league’s fortunes, including a look at those missing in action and picks for this weekend’s contests.
This Week in the CCHA: Jan. 10, 2001
As the CCHA barrels into the second half, Paula C. Weston ticks off highlights of the first few months, beginning with some game they played in a football stadium. Also: the Edmonton Oilers claim a special place in CCHA fans’ hearts.
This Week in the MAAC: Jan. 10, 2002
Canisius returns from a longer-than-expected break, thanks to Mother Nature; Rand Pecknold and Quinnipiac review the weekend at Michigan State; and AIC netminder Chad Davis makes Jim Connelly look good.
This Week in the SUNYAC: Jan. 10, 2002
For one week only, Russell Jaslow returns to handle SUNYAC duties for USCHO.com. Included: Geneseo picks up steam, Potsdam lies in wait (?), and some trivia details get cleared up.
This Week in the ECAC: Jan. 10, 2002
It’s time for a midseason review, as Jayson Moy and Becky Blaeser round up the first half. Also: Harvard shows its mettle, and Colgate and Cornell reverse field — sort of.
This Week in Hockey East: Jan. 10, 2002
Look out, but here comes Boston College. The defending national champions lost a lot of talent in the offseason, but plenty remains. That, a new start for Merrimack, and some tough luck in Amherst, from this week’s column from Dave Hendrickson.
This Week in the ECAC West: Jan. 10, 2002
Hard to believe the season’s half over already? Ready or not, Scott Biggar starts off the new year with a look back at the first half in the ECAC West.
This Week in the ECAC: Jan. 3, 2002
Jayson Moy and Becky Blaeser review the ECAC’s holiday action, and report on the success of a different kind of interconference performance.
This Week in the MAAC: Jan. 3, 2002
At the beginning of the season, AIC’s coaches thought they had recruited a solid goaltending duo. Half of that expectation has already been supported; now the other half may be tested. Also: the MAAC suffers through a tough tournament season, partly thanks to an old nemesis. Jim Connelly reports.
This Week in Hockey East: Jan. 3, 2002
One week after assessing the relative first-half performances of Hockey East’s member programs, Dave Hendrickson hands out the individual hardware. Also: Anthony Aquino and international politics, the league’s biggest surprise, and the New England Patriots.
This Week in the CHA: Jan. 3, 2002
With the second half about to get underway, Geof F. Morris shakes up the standings to assess each CHA team’s shot at the title. Also: this weekend’s contests previewed.
This Week In The WCHA: Jan. 3, 2002
With the holiday tournaments complete, WCHA coaches weigh in on the shootout option; St. Cloud looks forward to the chance for a long run at the top; North Dakota has its newfound momentum tested immediately in Minneapolis; and the championship-winning goalie at the Great Lakes Invitational meets — his teammates.
This Week in the CCHA: Jan. 3, 2002
Like many, Paula C. Weston has made New Year’s resolutions. Of course, in this case USCHO.com’s CCHA columnist is making them for other people. Read on…
This Week In The MAAC: Dec. 27, 2001
Whether it’s surprising Holy Cross or underachieving Bentley, Jim Connelly takes a look at the high-flyers and the bottom-feeders in the MAAC at the season’s halfway point.
This Week In Hockey East: Dec. 27, 2001
With Christmas now past, it’s time to get back to Hockey East action. Dave Hendrickson sorts out who’s been naughty (Providence) and nice (UMass-Lowell) during the first half of the season.
This Week In The ECAC: Dec. 27, 2001
In a typically-unpredictable ECAC season, half the season is hardly enough to pick the eventual winner. Still, Jayson Moy and Becky Blaeser run through the first half with facts and analysis.
This Week in the CHA: Dec. 27, 2001
College Hockey America comes out of the holiday break slowly, but one conference battle looms large as Wayne State visits Huntsville to rematch with league-leading UAH. Geof F. Morris lays out his vision of the weeks to come.
This Week In The WCHA: Dec. 27, 2001
Holiday tournaments may not be for conference points, but they’re often a bellwether of things to come in the second half. With that in mind, Todd D. Milewski checks off the WCHA’s tourney participants, keeping a special eye on the Badger Showdown and a potential battle of titans at the Denver Cup.
This Week In The WCHA: Dec. 13, 2001
Wisconsin’s comeback against North Dakota finds its place in history; the NCAA’s potential new policies on playoff travel, and their impact on college hockey; Minnesota State-Mankato finds its crunch-time guys; and the Craig Dahl-Jacques Lemaire comparison. Todd D. Milewski reports.