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WIAC walkout

The departure of the WIAC schools poses several possible challenges to the growth of women's D-III hockey, Derek Dunning finds in his column this week. Dunning
Tiger turnaround

RIT recovered from a lost weekend to Plattsburgh to put itself in the driver's seat and a chance to win its conference. Plus Derek picks this week's games. Dunning :: Picks
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What we learned

Gustavus Adolphus is no longer undefeated, and with that, Derek Dunning revisits 20 early-season predictions to see how he is doing. Dunning
Aid accountability

The women's game, including Nuemann, also got penalized for the academic aid violations, Derek Dunning details in his column. Dunning
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What we learned

Amherst continues its ascent, the ECAC West is in for a wild ride, and Gustavus Adolphus remains undefeated. Dunning
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This week

What we learned

This week

What we learned

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WIAC defection creates uncertainty for remaining schools
Realignment has hit D-III hockey with the defection of the WIAC schools. What will the future hold for the NCHA's remaining members, and what do the Wisconsin schools plan for scheduling? Jason Karnosky reports.
RIT fans have to divide loyalties
Icing Rule Gets Icy Reception
The rule proposal was released, the coaches were repulsed and that's it, right? Wrong. Nothing is finished in the case of the controversial proposed change to the icing rule. Brian Sullivan reports on how we got to this point and what comes next.
NCAA D-III Quarterfinal Previews
This Week in D-III Women's Hockey: November 12, 2009

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