Women’s DI Weekend Picks: The top two teams in the country renew their rivalry in Madison as Wisconsin hosts Minnesota
(10) Harvard plays at (7) Clarkson while Vermont looks to trip up (3) Northeastern and Colgate visits (4) Cornell.
Women’s D-I: Princeton
Weekend wrap: January 13
Top-ranked Wisconsin was upset by Bemidji State while Clarkson fell to Yale and Cornell tied Union.
Women’s DI weekend picks January 10: (7) Princeton looks for revenge on (9) Harvard and Boston College looks to get back on track against (3) Northeastern
Boston College has lost four straight and looks to avoid a sweep against the Hockey East leaders Northeastern while Princeton hopes having a full roster helps them take down Harvard.
Weekend Wrap: January 6
Top-ranked Wisconsin defeated (3) Northeastern to win the inaugural Battle at the Burgh tournament and Minnesota Duluth won the Minnesota Cup.
Wednesday Women: Scouting the ECAC and WCHA heading into the second half.
This is the second part of a mid-season check in on each Division I women’s team. The first part can be found here. Arlan: In some ways, I find ECAC Hockey to be the most interesting conference. You and I are both more familiar with the WCHA, and an argument can be made that the … Read more
Weekend Wrap: December 9
Cornell and Boston University had emphatic wins over ranked opponents to close out the first half and head into the winter break.
Women’s DI weekend picks December 6: BC and BU play two while Princeton and Cornell play for the top spot in the ECAC
(10) Minnesota Duluth at (1) Wisconsin The Badgers are on a twelve game unbeaten streak against the Bulldogs dating back to 2016. Wisconsin has been dominant in this series at home and UMD hasn’t won in Madison since 2010. The Badgers are 15-0-2 at home against UMD since then. Minnesota Duluth is 8-6-2 on the … Read more
Weekend Wrap: November 25
Connecticut upset Boston College, New Hampshire upset Harvard and (8) Princeton took down (5) Clarkson in a chaotic weekend of women’s Division I games.
Women’s DI weekend picks November 22: Gophers and Bulldogs renew an in-state rivalry and Princeton looks to take down Clarkson
New Hampshire heads to Harvard, Colgate and Ohio State have an interesting non-conference clash and two top-10 matchups headline the week’s slate of games.
Weekend Wrap: November 18
(6) Boston College took down rival Boston University while (7) Ohio State earned a win and a tie against (10) Minnesota Duluth.
Women’s DI weekend picks November 15: Battles in Boston
Boston College plays Boston University and then Northeastern on Tuesday to help determine Hockey East supremacy and Minnesota Duluth heads to Columbus to take on Ohio State.
Wednesday Women: Pondering players taking time away to play international tournaments and the impact their absence has on their college teams
Nicole and Arlan talk about international tournaments, ECAC upsets and what happened to Wisconsin in Minnesota last weekend in this week’s Wednesday Women.
Weekend Wrap: November 11
Boston College suffered their first lost of the season and Harvard upset Princeton with their fifth win in a row to start the season.
Women’s D-I weekend picks November 8: A top-ten match-up between Cornell and Clarkson is the marquee game of the week
This weekend’s ECAC games are likely to be crucial to the final conference standings come February.
Weekend wrap: November 4
Minnesota handed Wisconsin their first loss and Kelly Browne’s four goals helped lead BC to a 9-0-1 start to the season.
Women’s D-I weekend picks November 1:
(1) Wisconsin visits (2) Minnesota and (6) Princeton travels to (3) Cornell this weekend.
Weekend wrap: October 28
(1) Wisconsin remains undefeated, while (2) Minnesota and (3)Northeastern suffer their first losses of the season.
Women’s D-I weekend picks October 25: Every ranked team in action as Ivy League schools start the season
(8) Robert Morris at (5) Cornell and (2) Minnesota at (9) Ohio State highlight the weekend slate of games in women’s Division I hockey.
ECAC season preview: Prolific top line makes Princeton the preseason favorite
Heading into the final weekend of regular season play, the ECAC was so close that four different teams had a chance to win the crown. Though we knew which eight teams would make the conference tournament, not one team had a seed locked down. Over the course of the long season, the final standings came … Read more
Former Princeton assistant Kilstein named associate AD at Wentworth Institute of Technology
Ashley Kilstein, who spent the previous three seasons as an assistant coach at Princeton, has been named associate athletic director at Wentworth Institute of Technology.