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Outside of another matchup with Bowling Green and a big series against Minnesota State, Alaska’s schedule looks navigable, especially with four games against rival Alaska Anchorage and two this weekend at Alabama Huntsville (photo: Paul McCarthy).
Sascha Figi leads the nation in goals scored, and is helping give Fitchburg State some needed offensive firepower, which could help the team in its goal to return to the NCAA tournament.
AIC’s 2018-19 season is now standing alone in its program record books. The three wins recently broke the single-season record for conference wins, set last year with 11 (photo: Omar Phillips).
After falling just one game shy last year in the NCAA tournament, Katie Granato and Elmira have their sights set on adding to Elmira’s national championship totals.
George Argiropoulos has helped Lake Forest win five games in a row with impressive stats in net, ranking among the best in the country in save percentage and goals-against average.
With Jesse Compher leading the way, Boston University is back in the hunt for an NCAA tournament berth, something that seemed highly unlikely after a poor start to the season. Compher’s prolific scoring is one reason for the turnaround.
When Penn State and Michigan face off Saturday for their final meeting of the regular season, they’ll do so at Madison Square Garden, the nightcap for the fourth annual Super Saturday (photo: Omar Phillips).
Clarkson ranks in the top ten nationally in both team offense and defense, which should set it up well for the rest of the season (photo: Clarkson Athletics).
We’re a little past the midway point in the Hockey East season, so it’s a perfect time to catch up with commissioner Joe Bertanga on a number of topics (photo: Melissa Wade).
After a dominating first half that saw them lose only one game, eyebrows were certainly raised when St. Cloud State lost 7-2 to Union in its first game of the second half, the opening game of the Three Rivers Classic (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Norwich knocked off Massachusetts-Boston, Geneseo scored a big win over Fredonia, and Canton announced its intention to join the SUNYAC.
Wisconsin-Stevens Point defeated No. 3 Wisconsin-Eau Claire and remained undefeated on the year. Lake Forest and Finlandia stayed on win streaks.
The NESCAC saw upsets, as Bowdoin stunned No. 7 Middlebury and Connecticut College knocked off No. 10 Williams. In the MIAC, Augsburg beat and tied No. 9 Gustavus Adolphus.
No. 1 Wisconsin at No. 2 Minnesota On Friday, the Badgers struck first as Emily Clark scored on a power play just 5:20 into the game. Wisconsin controlled the first period, but Minnesota was able to keep them from further damage. The Gophers came out flying in the second, and Nicole Schammel scored just 18 … Read more
Minnesota and Wisconsin split a two game set, with Wisconsin winning Friday and Minnesota winning Saturday. Read the recaps from both games!
Twenty below. That’s what the forecast reads for Friday night in Bemidji, Minn., when Bemidji State is scheduled to take on Michigan Tech in the first game of a WCHA series (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Princeton currently has the nation’s longest unbeaten streak at 18 games, and led by first-year players Sarah Fillier and Maggie Connors, the Tigers are looking to win the ECAC and advance to the NCAA tournament.
As things stand, Notre Dame has a 12-8-1 record. The Irish are tied for 14th in the PairWise and are sixth in the Big Ten — one point behind Wisconsin (photo: Omar Phillips).
After a slow start, Lake Forest has gotten hot just in time to take on the top teams in the NCHA.
Wesleyan, led by juniors Walker Harris and Tim Sestak, is undefeated in conference play and looking for success in the postseason.