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- Surgery Will End Season for Minnesota's Barriball
(Nov. 5, 2009) — Minnesota forward Jay Barriball will have season-ending surgery to repair a knee injury he suffered in practice on Tuesday, the school announced Thursday. Barriball, a senior, is eligible to apply to the NCAA for a medical hardship waiver. If approved, he would be ...
- UNO Joins Top 10 for First Time This Season
(Nov. 2, 2009) — Nebraska-Omaha has joined the top 10 of the USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Division I Men's Poll at No. 10, and fellow undefeated team Bemidji State is knocking at the door. Related link: The full rankings Miami retained the top spot in the poll after a pair of ...
- Standard Bearer: Plattsburgh Tops Preseason D-III Poll
(Oct. 26, 2009) — Controlled chaos. How else to better explain USCHO’s inaugural USCHO.com Division III men’s hockey poll? Eight different teams received first place votes, with six each having a lone supporter. The top two squads--Plattsburgh, last year’s top ranked team ...
- Lowell Jumps Into Top 10; Miami Maintains Lead
(Oct. 26, 2009) — Massachusetts-Lowell vaulted into the top 10 of the USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Division I Men's Poll on Monday, checking in at No. 9 after home wins last weekend over Colgate and Northeastern. That moved the River Hawks up four spots. Related: The full poll ...
- Vermont, UNO Climb as Miami Holds Top Spot in Poll
(Oct. 19, 2009) — Miami reigns as the top team in the USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Division I Men's Poll, but Vermont and Nebraska-Omaha made the biggest jumps. Related: The full poll Vermont impressed the voters with a 4-1 victory over Boston College on Sunday, and that moved the ...
- Freshman Ryan Leaves BC for Major Juniors
(Oct. 15, 2009) — Freshman winger Kenny Ryan has left Boston College, coach Jerry York said Thursday. Ryan is expected to join the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League. The move comes after Ryan played in two exhibition games with BC. The Eagles open the season Sunday at ...
- Shake-Up Leaves Miami on Top of USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Poll
(Oct. 13, 2009) — It's not unusual for the USCHO.com/CBS College Sports Division I Men's Poll to get quite a shake from the preseason to the first week of the regular season, and that's exactly what happened this season. Only six of the 20 teams ranked in the preseason poll kept their ...
- Westfield Taps Miele As New Head Coach
(Oct. 9, 2009) — Westfield State recently announced the hiring of Bob Miele as the new head coach of it's men's hockey program. Miele served as an assistant with the college for the past two seasons and replaces former head coach Jerry Keefe who earlier this off-season accepted a ...
- Mazzoleni Joins St. Norbert as Assistant Coach
(Oct. 9, 2009) — St. Norbert College has announced that Mark Mazzoleni will be joining the staff of head coach Tim Coghlin for the upcoming season. A Green Bay, Wis. native, Mazzoleni was a four-year letter winning goaltender at Michigan State from 1977-80. Mazzoleni is no stranger ...
- Sacred Heart Snares Longtime Yale Assistant Marottolo
(Oct. 8, 2009) — C.J. Marottolo is getting his chance at a head coaching position after 13 seasons at Yale. Sacred Heart named Marottolo its fourth head coach Thursday, filling a vacancy created when Shaun Hannah resigned last month. "It is an honor and privilege to be named the ...
- NCAA Shrinks Capacity for Ford Field Frozen Four
(Oct. 8, 2009) — Capacity at the 2010 Frozen Four at Detroit's Ford Field is shrinking to just over 36,000 from over 70,000, the NCAA announced Thursday. The rink originally was to be placed in the middle of what normally is the football field in the stadium, but that location has ...
- Defending Champ Boston University Favored to Win Hockey East
(Sept. 30, 2009) — Defending league and national champion Boston University is the favorite in this year's race for the Hockey East championship, a vote of league coaches shows. The Terriers, coming off a school-record 36-win season that ended with an overtime win over Miami in the ...
- Coaches, Media Agree in CCHA: Michigan the Favorite
(Sept. 30, 2009) — The CCHA's coaches and media both picked Michigan to win the league championship this season, but both polls had Notre Dame and Miami nipping at the Wolverines' heels. Michigan got five of the 12 first-place votes in the coaches poll. Second-place Notre Dame had four, ...
- ECAC Hockey Tournament Moves to Atlantic City in 2011
(Sept. 29, 2009) — The ECAC Hockey Tournament is moving from Albany, N.Y., to Atlantic City, N.J., starting in 2011. The league has agreed to a three-year contract with the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority and SMG Management Group to hold the playoff championship at ...
- Nearly Unanimously, Denver the Pick in WCHA
(Sept. 29, 2009) — Denver is the runaway favorite to win the WCHA this season according to both the league's coaches and media. The Pioneers took eight of the 10 first-place votes in the Grand Forks Herald coaches poll, while 23 of the 25 voters in the madison.com media poll put Denver ...
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Feature Stories
- ECAC West Preview
RIT Tigers Coach: Scott McDonald (62-14-4, 4th season) Last year’s record: 21-3-2 ECAC West Record: 15-2-1 (2nd) Coaches’ Projection: First My Prediction: First Key Losses: Keltie Jones and Sandra Grant Key Returnees: Jr. Sarah Dagg (16-24-40), Jr. Katie ...
- This Week in the NCHA/MCHA
Welcome back for what should no doubt be another chaotic season. Though many things changed from a season ago, the preseason USCHO.com Division III men’s poll is not one of them: it remains littered with NCHA teams, six in all. Defending Peters Cup champion Stout ...
- This Week in MIAC
MIAC Showcase The inaugural MIAC Showcase was held at the Bloomington Ice Gardens this last weekend. From Friday through Sunday, all nine teams from the MIAC got to go out and face off against each other. It wasn’t a tournament format: there were no playoffs ...
- ECAC West Season Preview
ECAC West Preview When it comes to the ECAC West, you usually always immediately think the power trio of Elmira, Plattsburgh, and R.I.T. Once again, these three programs are at the top of the league’s pre-season rankings and are the odds on favorites to win the ...
- Book Excerpt: Burn the Boats
An excerpt from USCHO Senior Writer Scott Weighart's book about Boston University's run to the 2009 national championship.
- This Week in SUNYAC
First Big Upset It didn't take long for the first big upset involving a SUNYAC team. Morrisville, playing their first game of the season, stunned Elmira, playing their third game, 2-1, in the Thunderdomes. "A great win for our program," Morrisville coach Brian ...
- This Week in the ECAC West
Splitting the Mustangs In a bit of a surprise, Elmira split a home-and-home series with the Morrisville Mustangs this past weekend. Coming off a rough and tumble weekend against Oswego, the Soaring Eagles are a bit dinged up and keenly felt the loss of the missing ...
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Nov. 3, 2009A shootout controversy, series splits and a weekend preview are on the docket as USCHO.com senior writers Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski catch up on college hockey.
- This Week in D-I Women's Hockey: October 30, 2009
Don't look now, but ... What's up with the CHA, anyway? Syracuse is suddenly respectable. Wayne State is, as we all know, still unpredictable. And Mercyhurst, is, well, still the top-ranked team in the land. Let's start with the Orange. The second-year ...
- Rebirths in the Merrimack Valley
Two teams that were recently down on their luck, Merrimack and Massachusetts-Lowell, have put together good starts to the 2009-10 season, senior writer Jim Connelly reports.
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