Weekly Wednesday Women columns
Candace and Arlan take a look at Minnesota-Duluth’s improvement, the Boston College offense, the Beanpot favorites, the wildcards in the CHA and ECAC, and their early favorites in the race for the Patty Kazmaier Award.
Candace and Arlan take a look at the logjam in the ECAC and WCHA, ponder what can happen in Hockey East, and whether Minnesota can achieve perfection.
Candace and Arlan ponder the teams that are making their moves, the ones seeking a magic bullet, and how the PairWise and conference races might shake out.
Candace and Arlan ponder RIT’s upset sweep of Robert Morris, examine the jumble in the ECAC, and preview two heavyweight WCHA series this coming weekend.
Some unexpected squads, including Robert Morris, Syracuse, and New Hampshire have shown a recent ability to challenge the elite, which means the second half of the season should be a barn-burner.
Clarkson tops Cornell and loses to Colgate, Princeton splits, Harvard crushes Dartmouth, and more in the chaos of Eastern hockey.
With a couple of major upsets over the weekend, the top 10 looked quite different on Monday. Candace and Arlan look at what happened and what we can expect as the first half of the season winds down.
Candace and Arlan try to piece together what the college hockey landscape looks like after some of last weekend’s surprising results.
While most of the WCHA, as well as some other squads, took a bye weekend due to the Four Nations Cup, others were primed and ready to go, with some surprising results.
With players off at the Four Nations Cup, several teams have a bye weekend coming up, but after six weeks of play, the strengths and weaknesses of many teams are being revealed.
The ECAC provided a handful of surprising results, while the WCHA, Hockey East, and the CHA look to be one team and everyone else. Candace and Arlan go into detail on the results.
A weekend that saw several splits and upsets has Candace and Arlan questioning whether parity has, finally, arrived in the women’s game.
Candace and Arlan take a look at the suddenly wild races in the WCHA, the very competitive races in the ECAC, and some of the new D-I programs in their weekly panel.
After one of the wilder weekends the duo have ever seen, Women’s Editor Candace Horgan and Women’s D-I Columnist Arlan Marttila are back with their weekly Wednesday Women feature, examining the surprising results.
In their final feature of the season, Candace and Arlan look at last weekend’s first round of NCAA Tournament action, preview the final weekend, and also guess on the Kazmaier trophy.
Candace and Arlan look at the upsets that abounded in the conference tournaments, as well as the coming week’s first-round action in the NCAA tournament.
The first weekend of the conference playoffs produced some upsets. Now that each conference is down to four, Candace and Arlan take a look at how they think it will play out, and why.
Candace and Arlan look at the postseason first round matchups, and wonder about the Kazmaier selections, as well as who overachieved and underachieved.
As we enter the final weekend of play for most teams, Candace and Arlan look at the jockeying for playoff position and the PairWise rankings, pondering whether it’s time to look at other Selection criteria.
The PairWise rankings are shifting with every game, the ECAC and Hockey East playoff pictures are no closer to being resolved, and the Kazmaier candidates are clearer.