Adrian’s Thompson, Krug capture top NCHA men’s honors
The NCHA announced Thursday a 13-member All-Conference team, six-member All-Freshman team, Player of the Year, Coach of the Year and Freshman of the Year (photo: St. Norbert Athletics).
The NCHA announced Thursday a 13-member All-Conference team, six-member All-Freshman team, Player of the Year, Coach of the Year and Freshman of the Year (photo: St. Norbert Athletics).
With a win Tuesday over the defending MASCAC champion, Fitchburg State has its sights set on the NCAA tournament.
Upsets reigned in the MIAC, while Adrian and St. Norbert, the top two teams in the country, advanced in the NCHA and third-ranked Wisconsin-Stevens Point advanced the MIAC. The NESCAC saw plenty of upsets, and No. 5 Oswego lost in the SUNYAC tournament to Fredonia.
The league playoffs heat up today with midweek matchups. See these picks and more for the conference playoffs.
Balanced scoring and a refocused effort in the defensive zone have paid dividends for Geneseo in the second half of the season.
Tanner Froese’s consistency is a big part of his improved stats this year, and he and the St. Norbert Green Knights are gunning for success in the NCHA league tournament and beyond.
The Gridiron Club of Greater Boston announced Tuesday that 22 players are semifinalists for the 18th Joe Concannon Award, presented annually to the best American-born NCAA Division II/III hockey player in New England (photo: David Bates/Fotografix Studio).
The first round of conference playoffs saw plenty of close, exciting games, but few upsets. Brian and Tim recap the weekend.
The playoffs are in swing, and that means the hockey gets even more intense. Our writers pick the weekend.
Hobart has fit in well in its new conference, and now is looking to take advantage of the postseason opportunities the NEHC offers.
While they didn’t make the playoffs, Tony Pnewski and his fellow seniors enjoyed starting the program at Aurora and are proud of what they accomplished in four years.
Former Robert Morris associate head coach Mark Workman passed away on Wednesday near his home in Minnesota, surrounded by family (photo: Steven Copeland/RMU Athletics).
Adrian clinched the NCHC, Wisconsin-Stevens Point clinched the WIAC, and St. John’s moved to the top of the MIAC standings. In the East, No. 4 Oswego held off No. 7 Geneseo, while No. 10 University of New England beat No. 8 Endicott. East wrap: Feb. 12 West wrap: Feb. 11
Some of the conferences conclude regular season play this weekend, and that means that playoffs are about to start. Brian and Tim pick the weekend.
Currently on a seven-game win streak, St. Thomas, led by Ben Myers in goal, is looking to finish strong heading into the postseason.
After losing four in a row to start 2018, Connecticut College has gone 6-1-2 and finds itself in position for home ice in the NESCAC playoffs. Part of their success has come from rediscovering the fun in playing hockey.
The Hockey Humanitarian Award Foundation today announced the five finalists for the 2018 Hockey Humanitarian Award, which is presented annually to college hockey’s “finest citizen” for leadership in community service (photo: Shelley M. Szwast).
Races are super tight in some of the Eastern conferences, with some conferences having only one or two weeks left, while in the West, St. Norbert righted the ship. Brian and Tim recap the weekend.
St. Norbert has two big games that could dictate standings in the NCHA, and No. 4 Oswego travels to No. 14 Buffalo State.
Cory Dunn is excelling at Adrian, in part motivated by overcoming his size, but mostly because the players on the team all are motivated to help each other get back to the Frozen Four.