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Sticking to the formula delivers a championship to Minnesota Duluth | College Hockey | USCHO.com
The Bulldogs won all four of their NCAA tournament games by one goal, including the last three by 2-1 scores.
Source: Sticking to the formula delivers a championship to Minnesota Duluth | College Hockey | USCHO.com
Upperclassmen proud of work in bringing along young Minnesota Duluth roster | College Hockey | USCHO.com
Things got off to a rocky start for the Bulldogs, but the seniors provided a steady hand.
Breaking down the last-minute goal that sent Notre Dame into the title game | Frozen Four Blog | USCHO.com College Hockey
Jake Evans’ goal with 5.2 seconds left broke a 3-3 tie and lifted the Fighting Irish to a 4-3 win over Michigan and a spot in Saturday’s national championship game.
Young defense grows for Minnesota Duluth, which enjoys a far better Xcel experience in Frozen Four | College Hockey | USCHO.com
Three weeks ago, the Bulldogs lost twice in the NCHC Frozen Faceoff to their NCAA tournament hopes in jeopardy.
Just a sophomore, Wolff offers experience for a young Minnesota Duluth defensive corps | College Hockey | USCHO.com
It might be a stretch to consider a sophomore a grizzled veteran, but Minnesota Duluth defenseman Nick Wolff fits the bill.
Christopoulos, Air Force blank Canisius 3-0 in AHC semifinal | USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — As is often the case in playoff hockey, getting the first goal is key. That’s been especially true for Canisius this season. The Golden Griffins came into the Atlantic Hockey semifinals against defending champions Air Force with a 17-1-1 record when getting the first goal, but just 2-15-2 when not
Source: Christopoulos, Air Force blank Canisius 3-0 in AHC semifinal | USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
Will we see future Atlantic Hockey championships on campus? | USCHO.com | Atlantic Hockey Blog
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The official attendance for the first semifinal of the Atlantic Hockey tournament was announced to be 463, and that was generous. Only around 100 people in Blue Cross Arena, which seats 10,600, for the opening face-off between Robert Morris and Mercyhurst. Rochester has hosted the championships
Source: Will we see future Atlantic Hockey championships on campus? | USCHO.com | Atlantic Hockey Blog
This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Is there a definite favorite to hoist the Riley Cup? USCHO.com
It’s quarterfinals time in Atlantic Hockey and you can throw out the records at this point of the season — it’s all about who’s playing the best hockey when it matters most (photo: Omar Phillips).
Source: This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Is there a definite favorite to hoist the Riley Cup? USCHO.com
Three Things: Down to the wire – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
Down to the wire The 2017-18 Atlantic Hockey regular season is in the books. It was the closest race in league history, and when the dust had settled, Mercyhurst claimed its second regular season title and first since 2014. Picked to finish eighth by the coaches at the start of the season, the Lakers were
Source: Three Things: Down to the wire – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
Duszak goal in third clinches Atlantic Hockey crown for Mercyhurst in 4-3 over RIT – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — It easy to say that the Mercyhurst Lakers exceeded expectations this season, but not those of Lakers coach Rick Gotkin. “The coaches picked us to finish eighth, and the media picked us seventh,” said Gotkin. “And maybe deservedly so, but we felt like we had a good team, a mature team, and
This Week in Atlantic Hockey: RIT hoping recent 4-1 run leads to playoff momentum | USCHO.com
Like every team in Atlantic Hockey, it’s been an up-and-down season for the Rochester Institute of Technology (photo: Omar Phillips).
Source: This Week in Atlantic Hockey: RIT hoping recent 4-1 run leads to playoff momentum | USCHO.com
Three Things: Farewell, Old Friend – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
Three things from last weekend in Atlantic Hockey: Farewell, old friend On Saturday, Bentley University played it’s last game in the John A Ryan Skating Arena, affectionately known (well, maybe not “affectionately” by visiting teams) as the JAR. It’s been the Falcons’ home for over 40 years, but Bentley is opening a new, on-campus rink
Source: Three Things: Farewell, Old Friend – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Mercyhurst improving on weekly basis, still ‘a work in progress’ | USCHO.com
Thanks to an uneven number of teams in Atlantic Hockey, there’s usually an odd team out. Mercyhurst was idle last weekend, part of a stretch of 13 days without any action (photo: Mercyhurst Athletics).
Bentley remains undefeated at RIT’s new rink with 5-2 win – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Bentley University will open its new on-campus rink in two weeks, but Falcons sophomore Jonathan Desbiens would be fine with playing more games at Rochester Institute of Technology’s Gene Polisseni Center. In four career games at the Polisseni Center, Desbiens has seven goals, including one tonight to help the Falcons to a
Source: Bentley remains undefeated at RIT’s new rink with 5-2 win – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
Atlantic Hockey: Three Things Jan. 28 – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
You can’t make this stuff up
We’ve enjoyed the story line of the #rileybowl for four seasons now. On 13 occasions so far, Jack Riley, a redshirt senior forward for Mercyhurst, has faced off against Army West Point, coached by his dad, Brian Riley. Sophomore Brendan Riley also players for the Lakers. This past weekend’s
Source: Atlantic Hockey: Three Things Jan. 28 – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Air Force hoping its best hockey is yet to come | USCHO.com
A rash of injuries has made it difficult for the Falcons, who so far have lost 117 man-games to injury, including Jordan Himley and Tyler Ledford, who were both hurt over the Jan. 12-13 weekend in a pair of wins at RIT (photo: Omar Phillips).
Source: This Week in Atlantic Hockey: Air Force hoping its best hockey is yet to come | USCHO.com
Brown’s two goals push Tigers past Golden Griffins, 2-0 – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
ROCHESTER, NY — Tonight turned out to be 60 minutes of garbage time for Rochester Institute of Technology. The Tigers’ Erik Brown scored both goals to lead RIT to a 2-0 win over first-place Canisius to earn a weekend split with the Golden Griffins. Both of Brown’s goals were from in close range, and that’s
Source: Brown’s two goals push Tigers past Golden Griffins, 2-0 – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
Three Things: Good goalies – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
Three things from the weekend that was in Atlantic Hockey: Good goalies As is often the case, goaltending was the story in most of five series played this weekend. • Air Force’s Billy Christopolous allowed just one goal on 56 shots to lead The Falcons to a sweep of Rochester Institute of Technology. On Friday,
Source: Three Things: Good goalies – USCHO.com Blogs :: Atlantic Hockey Blog
Christopolous’ strong net play leads Air Force over RIT, 2-1 – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Air Force came into this weekend’s series at Rochester Institute of Technology already banged up, with several players out of the lineup, including senior all-star defenseman Phil Boje. The bad news is that two more seniors left tonight’s game with injuries. The good news is that the Falcons were able to overcome
Source: Christopolous’ strong net play leads Air Force over RIT, 2-1 – USCHO.com College Hockey Game Recaps
