Black Bears Edge Wildcats in OT

Durham, NH- University of New Hampshire Head Coach Dick Umile has written an excellent yet pained career. The 69-year-old coach has won 596 games, seven regular-season conference titles, two Hockey East tournam...

Eagles Sweep Wildcats, UNH in Trouble

Chestnut Hill, MA-The University of New Hampshire Wildcats opened the season 6-1-1 in their first eight games. They promised a great season to end Dick Umile's career. Since beating UMass Amherst on November...

Terriers Correct Course in Durham

Perhaps no teams have symbolized Hockey East this year more than Boston University and New Hampshire. The Terriers are littered with NHL draft picks but have many poor showings this year. UNH started hot and ar...

Yale Downs Wildcats in Ledyard Consolation

Neither the Yale Bulldogs or New Hampshire Wildcats enjoyed their Friday games to open the 2nd half of the season. UNH fell to Dartmouth while Yale was clobbered by Duluth. On Saturday, the teams met to avoi...

Dartmouth Tops UNH in Ledyard Classic

New Hampshire only has two Division I hockey teams. Those teams, Dartmouth College and the University of New Hampshire, are regular rivals, playing almost every year since 1962. On Friday night, the Granite ...

Warriors Escape Lake Whit Victoriously

New Hampshire and Merrimack combined for a memorable playoff series last March. The matchup went the full three games and the Wildcats pulled the upset on Merrimack's rink behind a 44 save effort by Danny Tiron...

Wildcats Conquer Troy’s Engineers

The New Hampshire Wildcats have both entertained and frustrated fans this season. UNH started 5-0 and rose to the Top 10 in the USCHO Poll. When the calendar flipped to November, UNH ran into a rash of injuries...

Prawdzik Shuts Out Wildcats in Boston

Boston University has been rocky this season. The Terriers have had quality victories against Providence and Quinnipiac, narrow defeats to Denver, and bad losses to Minnesota State. After two particularly ha...

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 ...