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  • Dartmouth College Big Green defeated the Providence College Friars 3-2 on Tuesday, January 10, 2012, at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts. (Melissa Wade)

    Daunting Dartmouth

    With three weeks left in the season, Dartmouth finds itself tenuously in position to make the NCAA tournament again, thanks in large part to a team approach. Plus Candace and Arlan pick this week's games. Marttila :: Picks

    Photo: Melissa Wade

  • Louise Warren (BU - 28), Marie-Philip Poulin (BU - 29) and Kaleigh Fratkin (BU - 13) celebrate Poulin's goal which made it 3-0 early in the second period and stood as the game-winner. (2012 Melissa Wade)

    Wednesday Women

    Boston University is back from the dead, Clarkson gains momentum by beating Cornell, the WCHA gets ever murkier, and the PairWise teams on the bubble could be in danger, depending on who wins the conference titles. Wednesday Women

    Photo: Melissa Wade

  • A general view of the Kohl Center during the Wisconsin Badgers WCHA Conference NCAA college women's hockey game against the Bemidji State Beavers on January 28, 2012 in Madison, Wisconsin. The Badgers won 1-0. (Photo by David Stluka) (David Stluka)

    What we learned

    Wisconsin sets a new attendance record, Cornell's futility at Clarkson continues, and Boston University shows signs of life. Marttila

    Photo: David Stluka

  • 10 Dec 11: Minnesota celebration. The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers host the Ohio State Buckeyes in a WCHA (Women's) match up at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis, MN. (Jim Rosvold)

    Keeping them sharp

    The players on the ice depend on the equipment manager to keep their skates, sticks, and other gear in top-working order so they can perform at their best, Arlan Marttila reports in his column. Plus Candace and Arlan pick this week's games. Martilla :: Picks

    Photo: Jim Rosvold

  • RMU womens hockey v Lindenwood. Photo by Jason Cohn (JASON COHN/RMU ASSIGNED)

    Wednesday Women

    It had to end sometime, but nobody anticipated it would happen last weekend, as Robert Morris ended Mercyhurst's CHA win streak with a 3-2 win. It's part of a trend of teams on the cusp playing with heightened desperation. Wednesday Women

    Photo: Jason Cohn
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  • Wednesday Women: Ending hibernation

    BU emerges from its funk, the playoff picture becomes more complicated, and we analyze the PairWise and some individual standouts.

  • Wednesday Women: Streak over

    Mercyhurst's CHA win streak comes to an end, and teams on the cusp play with more desperation in an attempt to secure a playoff spot.

  • Wednesday Women: Taking shape

    The conference races take final shape in the second half of the season, with first place possibly assured for many of the squads, while others battle for the final playoff spots.

  • Wednesday Women: Analyzing the upsets

    Upsets abounded in women's D-I action last weekend. Candace and Arlan look at what that means in an exciting second half.

  • Wednesday Women: Back in the saddle

    Women's D-I action commences in earnest again this weekend, and Wednesday Women is back. This week, Arlan and Candace look at Robert Morris, more international competition absences, and the looming Wisconsin-Minnesota series.

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