Longtime Division I assistant Brekke named new head coach at St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence announced Saturday that Brent Brekke has been named the team’s new head coach, the 15th in team history (photo: St. Lawrence Athletics).
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North Dakota loses junior Hoff, who signs pro contract with team in native Norway
North Dakota junior forward Ludvig Hoff has signed a professional contract to play for Stavanger Oilers in his native Norway, forgoing his senior season with the Fighting Hawks (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Penguins sign Providence’s Björkqvist, who gives up senior season with Friars
Providence junior forward Kasper Björkqvist has signed a two-year, entry-level contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins, forgoing his final year of collegiate eligibility (photo: Rich Gagnon).
Comrie leaves Denver back end after one season, signs with WHL’s Rockets
The WHL’s Kelowna Rockets announced Tuesday the signing of defenseman Sean Comrie (photo: Denver Athletics).
Understanding the process: A look at the selection of the 2020, 2021 NCAA men’s hockey regional sites
The announcement of host sites for the 2020 and 2021 NCAA men’s D-I hockey regionals earlier this month sparked questions and no small amount of social media controversy (photo: Jim Rosvold).
After breakthrough ’18-19 season, American International rewards Lang with contract extension
American International announced Friday that head coach Eric Lang has signed a contract extension (photo: Omar Phillips).
NCAA announces host sites for 2020, 2021 Division I men’s regionals
The NCAA announced Friday the host sites for the 2020 and 2021 Division I men’s regionals (photo: Omar Phillips).
Hobey Baker winner Makar chosen USCHO Player of the Year in helping UMass to national championship game
Cale Makar captured the Hobey Baker Award this season and helped UMass to the national championship game, later signing with the Colorado Avalanche before being named the USCHO Player of the Year (photo: Melissa Wade).
After taking UMass to national championship game, Carvel named USCHO Coach of the Year
After leading Massachusetts to its greatest season in program history, Greg Carvel has been named the 2019 USCHO Coach of the Year (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Boston University’s Farabee selected USCHO Rookie of the Year after 36-point freshman season
Boston University forward Joel Farabee has been chosen as the 2019 USCHO Rookie of the Year winner (photo: Melissa Wade).
Minnesota Duluth’s Shepard among four players repeating as All-USCHO selections
Members of six teams were selected for first-team All-USCHO honors (photo: Omar Phillips).
Photo gallery: A second straight NCAA title celebration for Minnesota Duluth
Photos of Minnesota Duluth’s celebration following its 3-0 victory over Massachusetts on Saturday.
Photo gallery: Minnesota Duluth stops UMass for its third NCAA title
Photos from Minnesota Duluth’s 3-0 victory over Massachusetts in the Frozen Four championship game.
‘I don’t think anybody envisioned’ four titles in six years for NCHC teams, Fenton says
Minnesota Duluth’s second straight championship also was the fourth straight for an NCHC team.
Notebook: Minnesota Duluth’s Mackay finishes in style as Most Outstanding Player
Mackay, a senior, scored the opening goal and also assisted on the Bulldogs’ second goal, scored by Mikey Anderson.
UMass caught ‘out of sorts’ by experienced Minnesota Duluth
UMass not only was shut out, it was held to fewer than 20 shots on goal for only the second time all year.
A prototypical Minnesota Duluth effort delivers another NCAA title
The Bulldogs made sure three goals were more than enough, limiting UMass to just 18 shots on goal, including only six in the third period.
Too soon to determine cause of low Frozen Four attendance, NCAA says
Saturday’s championship game drew an announced crowd of 13,051, the lowest since 2001.
TWICE AS NICE: Minnesota Duluth blanks UMass for second straight title
Parker Mackay, Mikey Anderson and Jackson Cates scored, and the Bulldogs suffocated Massachusetts 3-0 on Saturday at KeyBank Center to win their second straight NCAA championship (photo: Omar Phillips).
With new production elements and faces on site, ESPN transforms its Frozen Four coverage
Broadcasting the event is a massive undertaking, and it’s one that, for 15 consecutive seasons of the Frozen Four has rested on the shoulders of a dedicated and talented ESPN crew.