October kicked off the 2017-18 season with an expected face atop the Atlantic Hockey standings — Army West Point. The good times didn’t last and the team fell back into the pack (photo: Jim Rosvold/USCHO.com).
There is more than a month remaining in the regular season, but time is running short for Lake Superior State and Alaska Anchorage (photo: Candace Horgan).
Starting the second half of the season in the friendly confines of Ralph Engelstad Arena would have seemed to be the best of all possible scenarios for North Dakota (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
If there’s one key factor to Cornell’s success this season so far, it has been the team’s balance up and down the lineup (photo: Melissa Wade).
The latest team in the Hockey East driver’s seat is now Northeastern. Last weekend, the Huskies swept one of the hottest teams in hockey, Maine, to extend their own hot streak to 7-0-2 (photo: Melissa Wade).
Mel Pearson was singing on his radio show this week. After the Wolverines swept the Golden Gophers at Mariucci Arena for the first time since 1977 – the first sweep of the Gophers anywhere since 1991 – why wouldn’t he be singing? (photo: Jim Rosvold/USCHO.com)
We’re at that time of the year where one thing is on everyone’s minds. Will my team make the NCAA tournament? Where does it sit in the PairWise Rankings (PWR)? (photo: Jim Rosvold)
According to ASU coach Greg Powers, the university is “very close” to making an announcement regarding a new on-campus facility (photo: ASU Athletics).
The annual fan ballot contribution to help determine the winner of the 2018 Hobey Baker Award is now available online (photo: Jim Rosvold/Hobey Baker Award).
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: William Cherry).
Hockey Canada recently announced its team for the 2018 Winter Olympics and the squad features several former NCAA standouts (photo: Melissa Wade).
Our guests on the Tuesday, January 16, edition of USCHO Live! are two coaches coming off successful weekends, Michigan’s Mel Pearson and Northeastern’s Jim Madigan. Listen: http://www.uscho.com/uscho-live/2018/01/15/michigans-pearson-northeasterns-madigan-guest-on-jan-16-uscho-live/
Here is a rundown of how the top 20 teams in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll of Jan. 8 fared over the Jan. 12-14 weekend (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
No. 2 St. Cloud State earned a tough split with Western Michigan, Michigan swept No. 9 Minnesota, No. 3 Clarkson battled to a tough win over Brown, and No. 7 North Dakota tied Bemidji State. (photo: Melissa Wade).
Upsets were the rule on Friday, especially in the Big Ten, where Michigan State beat No. 18 Wisconsin, No. 15 Penn State upended No. 6 Ohio State, and Michigan beat No. 9 Minnesota. Also in the upset realm was No. 12 Western Michigan defeating No. 2 St. Cloud State (photo: Andrew Knapik/MiHockeyNow).
Rensselaer has added Johnstown Tomahawks (NAHL) forward Donovan Ott for the remainder of the 2017-18 season.
By the time 12th-ranked Western Michigan arrives at St. Cloud State’s National Hockey Center later this week, WMU will have had 15 days to prepare for the top-ranked Huskies.
St. Lawrence sophomore defenseman Ben Finkelstein has withdrawn from school for personal reasons and will not play the remainder of the 2017-18 season.
The Michigan Tech Huskies are used to the long bus rides from the Upper Peninsula to Detroit. It’s a trip they’ve made every year since 1965 for the Great Lakes Invitational.
It’s no secret that non-league play hasn’t been kind to Hockey East this season. For the most part, we can tally up which teams have been successful out of conference and which teams simply have not.