Minnesota again leads the pack atop the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll with a perfect 34-0 record and a sweep last weekend of St. Cloud State. Cornell jumps one spot to No. 2 after beating both Rensselaer and Union, Boston College is down one to No. 3 with a tie and a win against Vermont, … Read more
All 10 teams in this week’s USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll are the same as last week, but in a slightly different order. What hasn’t changed is undefeated Minnesota remaining in its No. 1 position with a sweep of Bemidji State last weekend, including winning the second game in overtime. Boston College stays No. 2 … Read more
Minnesota swept aside Ohio State last weekend to run its record to 30-0 and is again the unanimous top-ranked team in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll. The next five spots mirror last week’s poll as Boston College, Boston University, Cornell, Harvard and Clarkson sit second through sixth, respectively. Wisconsin swept St. Cloud State and … Read more
Still unbeaten this year, Minnesota stays atop the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll after sweeping aside Minnesota-Duluth this past weekend. Boston College beat Maine in its lone game and remains ranked second. Boston University jumps one spot to No. 3 after defeating Northeastern, while Cornell falls one to No. 4 despite beating both Union and … Read more
In another unanimous vote, undefeated Minnesota retains the top spot in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll. Boston College rises one spot to No. 2, trading places with Harvard. Boston University is up one to No. 4 and Cornell falls one spot to No. 5 this week. At No. 6, Clarkson is up one, leap-frogging … Read more
Minnesota received all 15 first-place votes and is again a unanimous No. 1-ranked team in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll this week. Harvard jumps to No. 2, flip-flopping with Boston College. Cornell stays fourth and Boston University is again fifth in the rankings. Mercyhurst climbs from eighth to sixth, Clarkson falls one to No. … Read more
Two repeat nominees are among the 11 college hockey players up for the 18th annual Hockey Humanitarian Award. St. Anselm’s J. Tucker Mullin and Alaska’s Kaare Odegard, both seniors, have been nominated again for the award, which recognizes college hockey’s top citizen. The full list of nominees: Jason Beattie, Niagara senior Brett Beebe, Western Michigan … Read more
Undefeated Minnesota stays atop the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll and earned all 15 first-place votes this week. Boston College climbs one notch to No. 2, trading places with Harvard. Cornell remains fourth and Boston University rises one to fifth. Clarkson falls one to sixth, Wisconsin is up one to No. 7, Mercyhurst falls one … Read more
Once again, Minnesota is the unanimous No. 1 team in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll this week, having received all 15 first-place votes. Harvard jumps two to No. 2, Boston College rises a pair to No. 3, Cornell drops one to No. 4 and Clarkson falls three to sit fifth this week. Boston University … Read more
Minnesota finished the first half a perfect 20-0, and while the offense has been strong, the play of goaltender Noora Räty gives the Gophers an extra edge. Arlan Marttila reports.
Undefeated Minnesota stays atop the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll this week and once again received all 15 first-place votes. Clarkson stays No. 2, as does Cornell at No. 3. Harvard jumps one to No. 4, while Boston College is up one place to sit fifth this week. Boston University goes from seventh to sixth, … Read more
Minnesota retains its top spot in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll this week and again received all 15 first-place votes. Clarkson stays No. 2, as does Cornell at No. 3 and Mercyhurst in the fourth slot. Harvard is up one to No. 5, while Boston College drops one to No. 6. Boston University holds … Read more
Minnesota stays the top-ranked team in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll this week with all 15 first-place votes. Clarkson climbs to No. 2, trading places with Cornell, while Mercyhurst remains No. 4 and Boston College holds steady in the fifth slot. Harvard moves up one to No. 6, flip-flopping with Boston University this week. … Read more
Minnesota is the unanimous No. 1-ranked team once again in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll this week, garnering all 15 first-place votes. Cornell remains No. 2, as does Clarkson at No. 3, Mercyhurst at No. 4 and Boston College at No. 5. Boston University and Harvard flip-flop, with BU now ranked sixth, Ohio State … Read more
This week’s USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll very closely mirrors that from last week, including Minnesota sitting in the top spot after getting all 15 first-place votes. Cornell, Clarkson and Mercyhurst are Nos. 2-4, respectively, while Boston College jumps two spots to No. 5 this week. Harvard stays sixth, Boston University falls two places to … Read more
Minnesota remains the top-ranked team in this week’s USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll, receiving all 15 first-place votes. Cornell is again No. 2, as is Boston University at No. 3. Boston College rises one spot to No. 4, while Clarkson climbs two notches into the top five. Ohio State jumps from No. 10 to No. … Read more
Picking the winner of the WCHA this season is a bit like shuffling a deck of cards and then trying to anticipate the order the various suits will appear. Obviously, there are eight teams in the league, not four, but to date, all of the circuit’s championship banners have been hung in Duluth, Minn., Madison, … Read more
After shuffling their lines at the halfway point of the season, the Minnesota Golden Gophers have found a potent, balanced attack. Arlan Marttila reports from Duluth on the weekend of the Frozen Four.
The women’s WCHA announced Wednesday a one-game suspension to Ohio State forward Ally Tarr for her actions in the Feb. 10 game against Minnesota. At the time of the incident, Tarr was assessed a five-minute major penalty for contact to the head and a game misconduct. She hit Gophers’ forward Emily West, who had to … Read more
Minnesota is off to a great start, and a big part of that is it’s solid defensive core. Arlan Marttila reports.