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SIMULATIONS: Boston College, Ohio State advance to the Frozen Four; Penn State, Minnesota St., NoDak and UMass to play in regional finals on...
Boston College rookie Alex Newhook tallied the opening goal as the Eagles became the first team to advance to the Frozen Four with a victory over Cornell in the Worcester Regional championship game (File photo: Rich Gagnon)
After three seasons with Harvard, Badini leaves school for NHL deal with Ducks
According to Yahoo! Sports, the Anaheim Ducks have signed Harvard junior forward Jack Badini to a two-year, entry-level contract (photo: Harvard Athletics).
SIMULATIONS: Ohio State upsets UMD as Buckeyes, Denver, Cornell and BC all advance to regional finals
Ohio State's Carson Meyer scored in overtime as fourth-seed Ohio State provided the day's biggest upset, knocking off two-time defending national champion and #1 seed Minnesota Duluth in a simulation of the NCAA Regional in Loveland, Colo. (File photo: Rachel Lewis)
Blues sign Minnesota Duluth defenseman Perunovich, who forgoes senior year with Bulldogs
Minnesota Duluth junior defenseman Scott Perunovich has signed a two-year, entry-level contract with the St. Louis Blues, forgoing his final season of collegiate eligibility (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Zegras one and done at Boston University, inks NHL contract with Anaheim
The Anaheim Ducks announced Friday that they have signed Boston University freshman forward Trevor Zegras to a three-year, entry-level contract (photo: Rich Gagnon).
New Hampshire defenseman Gildon signs with Panthers, gives up senior season with Wildcats
New Hampshire junior defenseman Max Gildon signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Florida Panthers on Thursday (photo: Rich Gagnon).
After dominating vast majority of 2019-20 campaign, Cornell’s superlative season canceled by coronavirus
Sunday night was supposed to have been when Cornell would find out the next step in its hockey journey. It was supposed to be the Big Red’s year, according to some quarters in the northeast and, perhaps, the nation. It sure looked like it through the end of February and the beginning of March (photo: Roman J. Uschak).
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This (last) Week in NCHC Hockey: With season shuttered, teams devastated, Denver’s Carle says ‘game is fragile,’ ‘can be taken from you at any...
On the morning of March 12, I got a text from Matthew McGreevy, assistant director of athletic communications at Denver. He simply asked, "Are you planning on coming if we play this weekend?" At that time, the plan was still for the NCHC tournament to hold its quarterfinal games sans spectators, and then do the same for the Frozen Faceoff in St. Paul, Minn., an announcement the conference made on March 11 (photo: Candace Horgan).
This (last) Week in Big Ten Hockey: With season cancelled early, coaches want to move on, ‘slow down a little bit’
“We’ll move forward and we’ll get everybody through it, hopefully. Maybe it’s nice to slow down a little bit. We’re so busy. We’re so caught up in everything” (photo: Jim Rosvold).
This (last) Week in WCHA Hockey: As season cut short during playoffs, teams ‘didn’t have the opportunity to have that process play out’
For Bowling Green, the 2019-20 college hockey season ended, not with a goal or a buzzer but, of all places, a mall parking lot (photo: BGSU Athletics).
This (last) Week in ECAC Hockey: Conference coaches dealing with season shutdown, ‘never seen anything like it’
It started out slowly, but then the hits kept on coming (photo: Jim Meagher).
This (last) Week in Atlantic Hockey: American International now ‘looking to the future’ with 2019-20 season wiped out
Words like "historic" and "unbelievable" get thrown around a lot in the sports world, often at things that aren't really that historic or unbelievable. But in the case of the end of the 2019-20 college hockey season, they're absolutely appropriate, along with "gut-wrenching," "painful" and "devastating" (photo: Omar Phillips).
This Week in Hockey East: Despite struggling down the stretch, Providence, Northeastern beaming with confidence on eve of playoffs
Little more than a month ago, Northeastern and Providence were riding high (photo: Rich Gagnon).
This Week in Big Ten Hockey: In order to beat Ohio State, Michigan knows ‘your top players have to be your top players’
After losing the Great Lakes Invitational title game, Michigan owned a 7-11-2 record as the calendar flipped over to a new decade. Since then, the Wolverines have posted an 11-3-2 record (photo: Michigan Athletics).
This Week in NCHC Hockey: Western Michigan has to keep winning to have NCAA tournament hopes
Western Michigan’s 5-2 home win last Friday against Miami, combined with St. Cloud State’s loss that night against Minnesota Duluth, clinched a home-ice playoff spot for WMU. Another Bronco win Saturday kept Western in with a shot at qualifying for the NCAA tournament. The Broncos aren’t there yet, though (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Top two seeds AIC, Sacred Heart start conference playoffs with confidence, but both have ‘more to accomplish’
Sacred Heart is 15-4-2 since Thanksgiving, and AIC is 12-1 in its last 13 games with its only loss coming to the Pioneers. Three years after finishing next to each other in the standings, AIC and SHU did it again but this time as the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds (photo: Omar Phillips).
This Week in WCHA Hockey: Michigan Tech’s Parrottino heating up at right time, ready for spotlight with WCHA playoffs in full swing
When the playoffs start in hockey, some players find an extra gear, an extra level, that they use to become heroes when their teams need them to. For Michigan Tech, that player is Tommy Parrottino (photo: Michigan Tech Athletics).
This Week in ECAC Hockey: Princeton opens playoffs sweeping Dartmouth, Cornell next as Tigers ‘going to give it our best effort’
Princeton coach Ron Fogarty was happy to get a call from a reporter on Monday, a couple of days after his underdog Tigers swept Dartmouth on the road in the first round of the ECAC playoffs. ”It’s good to hear from you. It means we’ve done something,’’ he quipped (photo: Princeton Athletic Communications).
This Week in NCHC Hockey: Miami halts losing skid as RedHawks ‘find ways to make something good happen’
Headed into last weekend, there was little reason to believe Miami would have any success, even if they were at home against Omaha, a team that had lost their leading scorer to injury and one Miami tied and defeated in November (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
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