Women’s D-I in general
Starting The Process As the 2002-03 Division III women’s hockey season winds down, fans around the country wonder whether their favorite team is going to make the NCAA playoffs and if so, where they will be playing. The good news is that there will be a few more happy fans and players this year, as … Read more
The WCHA Final Five starts Thursday night in Grand Forks; Craig Roberts rounds up the participants, and scopes our their chances.
Women’s college hockey’s oldest championship makes its 20th appearance as the ECAC tournament gets underway this weekend. David De Remer ticks off the competitors and their chances.
As the regular season wrapped up, Harvard received a unanimous No. 1 ranking in this week’s USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll. Harvard had a three win week, surviving a 4-3 scare at the hands of unranked Brown before road wins over Cornell and Colgate. Harvard is also No. 1 in the Pairwise Rankings (PWR), a … Read more
After notching individual — Jennifer Botterill’s record-breaking score — and team accomplishments last weekend, Harvard marches resolutely into the ECAC postseason and onto the NCAAs. David De Remer reports.
While Providence claims the inaugural Hockey East regular-season title, the Friars probably won’t get a chance to shine on the national stage. Also: playoff berths are still up for grabs. David De Remer weighs in.
With one week to go before the WCHA Final Five, Craig Roberts runs down the weekend’s games. Also: the league’s new transfer rule will be put into play for the first time as a Gopher heads northwest.
Providence and New Hampshire have headed up Hockey East in its inaugural season. Now the two teams will look to decide the regular-season title — and fight for NCAA qualification — this weekend.
Yale achieves a program milestone against Princeton, which must attempt to rebound against ECAC-leading and No. 1 Harvard; and Dartmouth battles the CHA’s Mercyhurst in a game with NCAA implications. David De Remer reports.
Jockeying for position at the WCHA Final Five is almost complete, but off the ice, Craig Roberts notes that the league has some disciplinary problems to work out.
With a win and a tie on the weekend, Harvard maintained its No. 1 ranking in the USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll. After a 3-3 tie on Valentine’s Day, the Crimson rebounded for a decisive 6-1 win against No. 6 St. Lawrence. Harvard is also No. 1 in the USCHO.com Parwise Rankings (PWR), a measure … Read more
Minnesota and Minnesota-Duluth — archrivals despite a relatively short history together — clash this weekend with the WCHA regular-season title hanging in the balance. Also: an uncertain future for at least one Gopher, and OSU gets key personnel back. Craig Roberts reports.
Top-ranked Harvard gets a double dose of high-caliber opposition this weekend as No. 6 St. Lawrence hosts the Crimson for a pair. David De Remer previews the battle, and also examines how the other half lives in the ECAC.
With a month left in the regular season, Wisconsin looks to pad its hold on third place, while Minnesota and Minnesota-Duluth try not to look ahead to their series next weekend. Craig Roberts reports.
Boston College makes history at the Beanpot — and looks for more — while Northeastern is just looking for a win right now. David De Remer reports.
The nation’s number-one team puts an effective end to the CHA’s NCAA tournament hopes, while Wayne State achieves a milestone. Craig Roberts reports.
A classic rivalry is renewed this weekend, as Dartmouth visits top-ranked Harvard at Bright Hockey Center. David De Remer reports.
The USA Hockey Foundation Monday announced the top 10 candidates for the 2003 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award. (See listing and bios below.) An award of the USA Hockey Foundation, Patty Kazmaier Award recognizes the most outstanding player in women’s college hockey each season. This year the awards dinner, set for Saturday, March 22 at the … Read more
In search of a new home for five months, the 2004 Women’s Frozen Four will be played in Providence, R.I, March 26 and 28. Originally, the ECAC and Yale won the bid to host it in the New Haven Coliseum, but the Coliseum closed its doors last August. The ECAC and Yale remain as the … Read more
New Hampshire and Providence square off for Hockey East supremacy; the Patty Kazmaier Award finalists are around the corner; and David De Remer mulls the start of the Beanpot.