UND Clinches Penrose Cup with 2-1 OT Victory

Grand Forks, ND – The more things change, the more they stay the same. This all seems familiar. After a two-year hiatus from the NCAA Tourney, the University of North Dakota hockey team is headed back to the NC...

AIC Matches Program Record Over Holy Cross

Springfield, MA- American International College began playing Division I Men's Ice Hockey since 1998. Last season, under second-year Head Coach Eric Lang, the Yellow Jackets ended the year two games under .500 ...

Friars Dominate Bears for Mayor’s Cup

Providence, RI --  The Ocean State's capital houses its only two Division I Men's Hockey teams. The Brown Bears and Providence Friars have combined for seven Frozen Four appearances and a hearty share of memora...

Broncos Gallop Over Huskies

Las Vegas, NV- Sin City has become hockey town thanks to the Vegas Golden Knights' success. Last season, Vegas also started a potential college hockey tradition with the Ice Vegas Invitational. Arizona State cl...

ECAC First Half Notes

Winter has set in over the northeast. The temperatures are dropping and the hockey is heating up. The ECAC has some of the best teams on offer in college and some of the sport's most compelling stories. Before ...

Hockey East First Half Notes

The first half of the college hockey season has come and gone. Hockey East has been the most unpredictable conference this year. The teams are loaded with quality talent, but no one has separated themselves fro...

November College Hockey Observations

The second full month of the 2017-2018 College Hockey Season is in the books. Here are a few notes and observations on the progression of the season. 1. Upstate New York is the East's hotbed. Currently the be...

October’s College Hockey Lessons

One month of college hockey is complete. Teams and conferences have fought, skated hard, impressed, and disappointed. What have we learned in the early stages of the season? Here are a few things. The NCHC is ...