by Eric Burton | Oct 15, 2022 | ECAC Hockey, NCAA, NCHC
There are many different opinions about the shootout in hockey. Some fans love the individual skills competition at the end of tie games that are used to break a tie. Others think the shootout is a travesty and should be removed from all brands of hockey, never to be...
by Eric Burton | Oct 15, 2022 | ECAC Hockey, NCAA, NCHC
The University of North Dakota and Quinnipiac University faced off in an important non-conference title at Ralph Engelstad Arena. The Bobcats and Fighting Hawks tied 5-5. UND goal UND Bench Jackson Blake Jake Schmaltz Rand Pecknold bench Mark Senden Owen McLaughlin...
by Eric Burton | Oct 14, 2022 | ECAC Hockey, NCAA, NCHC
The University of North Dakota hockey team likes to play a difficult non-conference schedule because it prepares them for the post season. This weekend, you’re in luck, the opponent gets a lot tougher. Standing in the way is the Quinnipiac University Bobcats. For the...
by Jason Scales | Sep 26, 2022 | ECAC Hockey, NCAA
Usual Suspects Once Again Favored According to the preseason Coaches Poll, the defending regular season ECAC champs Quinnipiac Bobcats are still the team to beat after garnering eight first-place votes. Meanwhile, the media favor last year’s postseason champion...
by Jason Scales | Apr 6, 2022 | ECAC Hockey, Hockey East, NCAA
Devon Levi and Yaniv Perets Differing Paths Both Led to Success Montreal goalies will share the stage during the Richter Award ceremony. The question isn’t entirely off the tongue before a wry smile or a smirk forms on the intended’s face. It doesn’t...
by Chris Lynch | Mar 28, 2022 | Big Ten, ECAC Hockey, NCAA
Allentown, PA- The Michigan Wolverines entered the 2021-22 season with overwhelming hype thanks to their embarrassment of NHL draft riches. Through the Big 10 Championship Game and first round of the NCAA Tournament, all that hype appeared to be justified. One step...
