Lake Superior State’s first-ever GLI championship ‘a big, big win’ for Lakers moving forward
There isn’t much the Lake Superior State hockey program hasn’t done in its long history (photo: Mark Vasey/Lake Superior State Athletics).
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With Northeastern players, coach on World Junior stage, Huskies stars gaining memorable experience
If you’re the average person, you likely spent New Year’s Eve toasting a goodbye to 2018 (photo: Omar Phillips).
Team USA advances to World Junior semifinals after bouncing Czech Republic in quarterfinals Wednesday
The U.S. National Junior Team beat the Czech Republic 3-1 in its quarterfinal contest of the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship Wednesday night in Victoria, B.C. (photo: Candace Horgan).
Ledyard Bank Classic has sentimental meaning for Dartmouth, Gaudet, Riley family
The three teams Dartmouth invited to take part in the Ledyard Bank Classic were Army West Point, Providence and Brown, and all have a special connection to the school or head coach Bob Gaudet (photo: Dartmouth Athletics).
Ohio State’s Jobst says Buckeyes have ‘a lot of fuel in the fire to get the job done’
The past three seasons have seen Ohio State move from a middle-of-the-road team to Frozen Four participant. One player that has produced for the Buckeyes since stepping on campus has been senior Mason Jobst (photo: Rachel Lewis).
Morelli sitting atop NCHC scoring race, but Omaha captain wants to ‘just focus on the task at hand’
More and more, Mason Morelli is making up for lost time with Omaha (photo: Michelle Bishop).
USCHO.com presents its NCAA Division I Plays of the Week, Dec. 27-31
Each week, USCHO.com will present its Plays of the Week via our YouTube channel.
Northeastern’s Madden, Primeau lift U.S. past Finland, into World Junior quarterfinals
Tyler Madden scored twice and Cayden Primeau made 27 saves as the Northeastern duo led the U.S. National Junior Team to a 4-1 win over Finland Monday night (photo: Omar Phillips).
TMQ: In-season tournament analysis, looking at which teams are primed for a second-half run
Each week during the season, we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback (photo: Melissa Wade).
GLI: Lake Superior State holds off Michigan Tech in back-and-forth game to take home first GLI title
Lake Superior State held off Michigan Tech 6-3 to capture the Great Lakes Invitational title for the first time in program history (photo: Detroit Red Wings).
The Monday 10: Tournament champs crowned, regular season amps back up as well
Each week, USCHO.com picks the top 10 moments from the past weekend in our Monday 10 feature (photo: Jim Rosvold/University of Minnesota).
LEDYARD BANK: Explosive second period paces Providence past host Dartmouth for title
A four-goal second period helped rally Providence past host Dartmouth to capture the Ledyard Bank Championship (Mark Washburh/Dartmouth Athletics)
Poehling’s hat trick not enough, U.S. falls in OT to Sweden in Saturday night World Junior action
The United States scored four unanswered goals, but fell to Sweden in OT Saturday at the World Junior Championship Saturday night in Victoria, B.C. (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
DESERT HOCKEY CLASSIC: Clarkson’s Kielly earns MVP as the Golden Knights win title, defeat Minnesota Duluth, 3-1
Clarkson, behind two nights of near-perfect goaltending, captured the title at the Desert Holiday Classic with a 3-1 victory over Minnesota Duluth (Photo: Greg Cameron)
Farabee’s hat trick lifts Team USA past Kazakhstan in second game of World Juniors
Joel Farabee scored a natural hat trick in the first period as the U.S. defeated Kazakhstan Friday night in Victoria, B.C. (photo: Melissa Wade).
DESERT HOCKEY CLASSIC: Clarkson upends host Arizona State, 3-0; will face UMD for title
Clarkson netminder Jake Kielly stopped all 15 shots he faced to shutout host Arizona State in the opening round of the Desert Hockey Classic. Clarkson will face Minnesota Duluth in Saturday’s championship game. (File photo/Matt Dewkett)
Looking back, looking ahead: After a roller-coaster first half for WCHA teams, how will the second half shake out?
At the midway point of the season, it looks like business as usual atop the WCHA standings. But believe it or not, there are teams trending up and down that have caught us by surprise (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Looking back, looking ahead: Like first half, second half should yield surprises in ECAC Hockey
The schedule for the next two months is almost exclusively conference games for ECAC Hockey teams, meaning there is a lot still to be decided in the league standings (photo: Omar Phillips).
Looking back, looking ahead: Atlantic Hockey teams gaining national respect with 2019 approaching
With the first half now complete, let’s take a look back at some of the moments in Atlantic Hockey that surprised us and took our breath away (photo: Omar Phillips).
Looking back, looking ahead: Big Ten had several surprises in the first half – more to come?
As we recover from midseason feasting, let’s take stock of the first half and look at a few things that have surprised us about Big Ten hockey so far (photo: Jim Rosvold/University of Minnesota).