Notre Dame Danny Nelson
When Danny Nelson was playing at the World Junior Championship, his older brother Henry and the rest of his Notre Dame teammates were back home ...
AIC's Lang Organizes 'College Hockey Transfer Showcase'
When American International head coach Eric Lang was told his program would be moving back to Division II at the end of the 2024-25 season, one thing immediately came to ...
Stepping Into the Spotlight
In a career-high six starts, Di Pasquo is 6-0 with a 1.32 goals-against average and a .945 save percentage. His efforts have ...
This Week in College Hockey: Are Five-Year Players Here to Stay?
The NCAA is considering new legislation granting all players five years of eligibility. Jon Rothstein of College Hoops Today first reported the news on ...
Independents Discussing Plan to Come Together
The five independent teams, plus potentially Tennessee State, are in discussions to create a postseason tournament starting next ...
Cornell Battling Expectations After Inconsistent First Half
In the past three years, Denver is 8-1 in the NCAA Tournament. The only loss? Cornell. Last season, Cornell gave Denver arguably its toughest game, in the Regional Final, with the Pioneers eventually ...
UNLV D-I Dreams Still a Ways Away
Despite the euphoria from UNLV's recent shootout win over Denver in an exhibition game — and the national media attention it created — the successful program is not any closer to ...
Humphreys Leaves Michigan for OHL
Forward Christian Humphreys has decided to leave Michigan and sign with the OHL's Kitchener Rangers. Humpreys, a seventh-round pick in 2024 by Chicago, played in 10 games with the Wolverines this ...
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David Carle Doesn't Need the NHL
David Carle just led Team USA to something that's never been done by Americans before — back-to-back gold medals at the World Junior Championship. He had help, of course, from an all-star staff that ...
Serratore Among Those on the Retirement Fence
While Jeff Jackson, Mike Schafer and Brian Riley have already announced their retirements following the end of this season, other coaches of their "generation" are still ...
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Stiga's OT Goal Gives U.S. Back-to-Back World Junior Golds
OTTAWA — For the first time in the 49-year history of the World Junior Championship, the United States has won the gold medal in back-to-back years. Boston College's Teddy Stiga took a perfect saucer ...
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Into the Sunset
Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson got a much-needed boost when his Irish won a shootout against Penn State at Wrigley Field in the Big Ten’s Frozen Confines series. Since the two clubs are in a battle to ...