Monday, October 31, 2011

ECAC Hockey in the National Polls (Week 4)

Union and RPI, and Clarkson and SLU played in the Halloween Faceoff last season in Lake Placid. The games will take place again this season, but in December, and will be called the Festivus Faceoff.
USCHO
Yale: up 1 spot to #9
Union: down 2 spots to #13
Colgate: down 2 spots at #18
Cornell: moves from #19 to not being ranked with 11 votes
Quinnipiac: moves up 1 spot to #19
Dartmouth: received 30 votes after receiving 29 votes last week
Clarkson: received 47 votes after receiving 16 votes last week
Harvard: received 7 votes after receiving 0 votes last week

Yale: down 3 spots to #9
Union: stays at #11 for the third straight week
Colgate: receives 21 votes after receiving 31 last week
Cornell: received 0 votes after receiving 12 last week
Dartmouth: received 6 votes after receiving 12 last week
Quinnipiac: received 18 votes after receiving 5 votes last week
Clarkson: received 9 votes after receiving 0 votes last week

Yale: down 1 spot to #5
Union: down 2 spots to #7
Colgate: stays at #13
Dartmouth: stays at #15 for the third straight week
Quinnipiac: moves up 2 spots to #16
Clarkson: moves up 1 spot to #19
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ECAC Hockey Video of the Week: Union College Hockey Talks Twitter

This is a great video made by the great Julie Robenhymer from Hockey Buzz. She's been recently traveling the college hockey world talking to players about different topics, and has done a great job. You can follow her on Twitter at @JulieRobenhymer.

In this video, Julie talks to the Dutchmen about Twitter. They have some very interesting and funny responses. Plus, they give the blog a great shout out. It's cool to see some ECAC players get involved with social media in a fun and positive way... and that they read this site too!

Enjoy!

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Three Stars (Week 4)

Joakim Ryan
First Star: Joakim Ryan (Cornell)
In his first career NCAA game, Ryan netted two goals and added an assist in the Big Red's 5-4 loss to Mercyhurst. And he did all of this... as a defenseman! Hopefully this is a sign of good things to come for Cornell, and for me too, since he's on my fantasy team. Unfortunately, I did not start him, but I will next week. Last year for the Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL), he scored three goals in 53 games. You think he'll eclipse that mark?

Austin Smith
Second Star: Austin Smith (Colgate)
Smith has been on a tear to start the season, accumulating 11 points (7g, 4a) in his first seven games. He kept it up this weekend at Niagara with two goals and two assists on the weekend. His big game was on Friday in the Raiders' wild 7-6 overtime victory over the Purple Eagles. He potted a power-play goal early in the second, and scored the game-winner in overtime. Smith added an assist on defenseman Thomas Larkin's power-play goal, and did so again on Saturday night.

Three Star: Jeff Malcolm (Yale)
The junior tendy only saw action in two games last season, but started both games this weekend for the Bulldogs at the Ivy Shootout. He made the most of his early opportunity by leading Yale to a win and a tie. On Friday, he allowed two goals and made 26 saves in a 2-2 with Princeton, and followed that up with a 29 save performance in a 2-1 win over Dartmouth. His current save percentage and goals against average are .948 and 1.44, respectively.
Jeff Malcolm

Honorable Mention:
Princeton's Michael Sdao (2 goals)
Brown's Garnet Hathaway (1 goal, 2 assists)
Brown's Michael Clemente (4 goals against, 58 saves, 1-1-0)
Dartmouth's James Mello (3 goals against, 47 saves, 1-1-0)
Colgate's Austin Mayer (2 goals)
Clarkson's Paul Karpowich (4 goals against, 62 saves, 1-0-1)
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Sunday Scoreboard (Week 5)

Bob Gaudet picked up his 300th career win this past weekend
Here's the Sunday Scoreboard... on Monday (sorry). League play starts tomorrow!

Friday, October 28
Princeton 2 - Yale 2 (Ivy Shootout)

Brown 1 - Dartmouth 2 (Ivy Shootout)

Union 1 - New Hampshire 2 (OT)

Colorado College 4 - RPI 1

Colgate 7 - Niagara 6 (OT)

Clarkson 3 - Bentley 2

Saturday, October 29
Princeton 2 - Brown 3 (Ivy Shootout)

Yale 2 - Dartmouth 1 (Ivy Shootout)

AIC 2 - Union 5

Mercyhurst 5 - Cornell 4

Colorado College 4 - RPI 1

Clarkson 2 - Bentley 2

Niagara 2 - Colgate 1

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Friday, October 28, 2011

Weekly Links (10/22/11 - 10/28/11)

Princeton alum George Parros '03 raises the Stanley Cup
Here are all the links, videos, etc. from this week in ECAC Hockey:

Meehan Arena has a new center ice logo commemorating their 50th anniversary [@Jason_Klump]

Brown's Chris Zaires has changed is uniform number to #22 [@Jason_Klump]

Union Still Going Strong [CHN Blog]

Quinnipiac announces deal with SNY TV Netowrk [New Haven Register - College Hockeytown Blog]

Alabama-Huntsville will end varsity D1 status at the end of the season [USCHO]

A bunch of ECAC teams crack the national polls [1989 & Still Waiting]

Places, polls and prodigies [USCHO - ECAC Blog]

Bobcats back in the Top 20 [Quinnipiac Bobcats Sports Network]

St. Lawrence has new helmets [@GunnarHughes]

Tryouts for the QU IceCats will be held Saturday [QU Athletics]

McPherson, Peca, and Grosenick receive ECAC weekly awards [ECAC Hockey]

A Breath of Fresh Air from Lynah Rink [Cornell Daily Sun]

Spotlight on Chris Wagner [Colgate Maroon-News]

Brown gears up for mission impossible [Brown Daily Herald]

Matt Peca highlighted on The Hockey News' Host List [THN]

The Last Word... on Scheduling [USCHO - ECAC Blog]

Hagel named captain, Zuk, Pallis and Sdao named assistants [Princeton Athletics]

Video interview with Austin Smith [Colgate Athletics - YouTube]

Power station up and running early for Clarkson [USCHO]

Saturday's game at Cornell sold out [@BThomasIthaca]

So Far, So Good at Union [NE Hockey Journal]

Yale driven by its own goals, Not its critics [NE Hockey Journal]

Bob Prier era gets underway this weekend at Ivy Shootout [Town Topics]

Goals For Good will be launched on Monday [@GoalsForGood]

Clarkson's Weekly Video Report [Knights Tales]

Yale's Peel out this weekend, plus other Bulldog notes [NHR - College Hockeytown Blog]

ECAC Hockey Notes [Knights Tales]

NCAA Hockey's graduation rate tops 88% [College Hockey Inc.]

A recap of this week in SLU Tweeting [Casstle of Saints]

Word of the Week with Mark Armstrong and Patrick Doherty [Casstle of Saints]

Dan Carr looks to end goal-scoring drought [Ken Schott's Blog]

Seth Appert and the Engineers prepare for Colorado College [Ken Schott's Blog]

Capital Region coaches share their thoughts on the demise of UAH Hockey [Ken Schott's Blog]
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Thursday, October 27, 2011

ECAC Hockey Full Access Schedule (Week 4)

The Ivies begin regular season play this weekend
Friday, October 28

Princeton vs. Yale (Ivy Shootout, New Hampshire)

Brown vs. Dartmouth (Ivy Shootout, New Hampshire)

Union at New Hampshire

Colorado College at RPI

Colgate at Niagara

Clarkson at Bentley

Saturday, October 29

Princeton vs. Brown (Ivy Shootout, New Hampshire)

Yale vs. Dartmouth (Ivy Shootout, New Hampshire)

AIC at Union
Preview

Mercyhurst at Cornell

Colorado College at RPI

Clarkson at Bentley

Niagara at Colgate

Saturday, October 29

Quinnipiac at Princeton
Preview
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

ECAC Hockey Tweets of the Week (10/18/11 - 10/24/11)

I was getting worried on Sunday and Monday if there was enough material this week, but the ECAC Hockey Tweeters came through on Monday. We got some really clutch Tweeters! Also, Quinnipiac finally got on the board thanks to Luke from the QU Hockey Blog, From the NIP to the Bank. #IBetHesLyingThough

Luke Curadi (RPI) - @thegronk5 
Michael Sdao
October 19 - Give @jakelaliberte15, the kid who started playing jr hockey during vietnam and committed to RPI before schroeder was born, a get well tweet

Michael Sdao (Princeton) - @msdao24
October 22 - Five days until the real season! Cant get enough of the new win song. All we do is win win win no matter what! Time to get ready for yale.

Michael Sdao (Princeton) - @msdao24
October 22 - The deputy @Baumer39 must enforce the no techno before 11am rule. The locker room is starting to feel like a night club. #Headache

Greg Carey (SLU) - @GregCarey10
October 24 - @MarkArmstrong95 @MWeninger @MossRobby sometime we hit you guys, just to raise your #savepercentage .450 is a real tough go.

Troy Grosenick (Union) - @TGrose1
October 24 - @KevinSullivan @Hatch15M Who wins in a fight, a hurricane or coach bennett? Trick question the hurricane is bennett #dassuperfans
Troy Grosenick

Mark Armstrong (SLU) - @MarkArmstrong95
October 24 - @GregCarey10 Why is it called goalie practice when all we do is snipe @MossRobby @MWeninger @DavidGrilk33 #thanksfortheconfidence

From the NIP to the Bank (Quinnipiac) - @QUHockeyBlog
October 24 - @ECACHockeyBlog hell, I was live tweeting scores from my wedding #bridealmostcalleditoff

Troy Grosenick (Union) - @TGrose1
October 24 - @DillPikle31 Don't call us #tenders - it makes me feel like a cannibal
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Monday, October 24, 2011

ECAC Hockey in the National Polls (Week 3)

The Alabama-Huntsville D1 Hockey program will officially move down to club next season
Looks like the pollsters agree on a few things...

Yale: down 1 spot to #10
Union: up 1 spot to #11
Colgate: stays at #16
Cornell: up 1 spot to #19
Quinnipiac: moves from not being ranked to #20
Dartmouth: received 29 votes after receiving 33 votes last week
Clarkson: received 16 votes after receiving 0 votes last week
Harvard: received 0 votes after receiving 8 votes last week
RPI: received 0 votes after receiving 2 votes last week

Yale: up 3 spot to #6
Union: stays at #11 for the second straight week
Colgate: moves from #14 to unranked with 31 votes
Cornell: received 12 votes for the second straight week
Dartmouth: received 12 votes after receiving 5 last week
Quinnipiac: received 5 votes after receiving 1 vote

Yale: down 1 spot to #4
Union: up 2 spots to #5
Colgate: up 1 spot to #13
Dartmouth: stays at #15 for the second straight week
Quinnipiac: moves from not being ranked to #18
Clarkson: moves from not being ranked to #20
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ECAC Hockey Video of the Week: Allen York's Blooper

In honor of former RPI goaltender Allen York being called up to The Show this weekend, I thought I'd show a blooper of him. This clip is from February 2009 in game at the Houston Field House between the Engineers and Clarkson.

York's mistake ended up causing the eventual game-winning goal in a 4-2 loss to the Golden Knights.

This video also features a blooper from the beneficiary of York's mistake, Nick Tremblay, who was named my Second Star this week. See what he does during his celly.

Also, you got to love the black and pink sweaters RPI is wearing for Pink at the Rink. I don't remember the ECAC doing anything like that over the past few years. If not, they should bring it back. I wear my Pink at the Rink bracelet everyday.

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Sunday, October 23, 2011

Three Stars (Week 3)

Allan McPherson
I will not be counting the Ivy League players this week since they played in exhibition games. So, I am only counting players from Clarkson, Union, Quinnipiac,


First Star: Allan McPherson (Clarkson)
McPherson had a goal and an assist in both games this weekend against the Yellow Jackets, for four points total. He scored Clarkson's first goal of the game in both games.

Second Star: Nick Tremblay (Clarkson)
Tremblay tallied two goals and two assists in the Golden Knights' sweep over AIC. Both of his goals came in the third period.

Nick Tremblay
Third Star: Jeremy Langlois (Quinnipiac)
Over three games this week, Langlois continued his hot start with two goals and three assists. He has tallied a point in all eight games this season, and is currently tied for first in the nation in scoring with 14 points (8g, 6a).

Honorable Mention:
Kelly Zajac (Union)
The senior center accumulated three points on the weekend (2g, 1a).

Jeremy Welsh (Union)
Welsh also had two goals (both on the PP) and an assist on the weekend for the Dutchmen.

Jeremy Langlois
Troy Grosenick (Union)
In his only game of the weekend, the sophomore netminder posted his first career shutout in Union's 5-0 win at RIT.

Paul Karpowich (Clarkson)
The Golden Knights goaltender made 57 saves on the weekend, including a shutout on Saturday night. 

Matthew Peca (Quinnipiac)
The freshman forward scored a goal in all three games this week, and added an assist against Bentley on Tuesday. He is currently riding a 7-game scoring streak.
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Sunday Scoreboard (Week 4)

Storylines:
- You cannot underestimate Atlantic Hockey teams, especially on the road. Just ask Quinnipiac, Union, and Colgate.
- Clarkson is off to a nice start. They have won four straight games at home against Atlantic Hockey foes by the combined score of 16-4. Even though beating Sacred Heart and AIC is not impressive, you still have to give the Golden Knights credit for beating teams they're supposed to beat. Let's see if they can keep it going on the road next week at Bentley.
- RPI finally got on the scoreboard this weekend with two goals at Notre Dame thanks to Joel Malchuk and Johnny Rogic, but lost to the Irish.
-The Ivies dominated in their exhibition games against Canadian college teams. The only loss was by Yale to Waterloo. It looks like they ran into a good goaltender. Personally, I don't think this loss really matters at all. 
- Union's power-play is continuing their dominance from last season. This weekend they went 5-for-12 on the man advantage, which is good for 41.6%. They are currently #2 in the nation with a 34.78% conversion rate.
Clarkson's Paul Karpowich made 57 saves this weekend
Tuesday, October 18
Bentley 1 - Quinnipiac 6



Friday, October 21




Guelph 2 - Cornell 3 (exhibition)

Western Ontario 4 - Harvard 7 (exhibition)
AIC 2 - Clarkson 5

Quinnipiac 4 - Robert Morris 5

Union 3 - Niagara 3 (OT)

RPI 2 - Notre Dame 5




Saturday, October 22




Western Ontario 2 - Dartmouth  (exhibition)



Carleton 1 - Cornell 5 (exhibition)

Guelph 4 - Princeton 9 (exhibition)

Waterloo 2 - Yale 1 (exhibition)

Army 2 - Colgate 2 (OT)

Quinnipiac 4 - Robert Morris 1

Union 5 - RIT 0

AIC 0 - Clarkson 5

Sunday, October 23
Waterloo 0 - Brown 2 (exhibition)

Neumann 1 - Princeton 5 (exhibition)

Norwich 1 - Dartmouth 3 (exhibition)
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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Weekly Links (10/15/11 - 10/21/11)

Sorry that this a day late. Been swamped. Either way, here you go:

Picture's of Harvard's Locker Room [@JulieRobenhymer]

Cornell's Red-White game about more than just hockey [Ithaca Journal]

Justin Churchill's ECAC Wrap Up [CHN]

Joshua Boyd's post about clutch goals [USCHO - ECAC Blog]

ECAC Hockey represented well in national polls [1989 & Still Waiting]

Recap of Cornell's Red-White game, plus season preview [Cornell Daily Sun]

The Red-White game benefited a charity [Ithaca Journal]

Post-game video from Union's Saturday night tie with Western Michigan [Union Hockey Blog]

A new page on the QU Hockey Blog is devoted to Quinnipiac uniform history [From the NIP to the Bank]

Jason Klump interviews former Union bench boss Nate Leaman [Inside Hockey]

RPI's Laliberte out indefinitely [Ed Weaver's Blog]

In ECAC Hockey opportunity trumps loyalty [New England Hockey Blog]

Langlois, Doherty, and Karpowich earn ECAC Hockey weekly awards [ECAC Hockey]

ECAC goalie masks faced off in a competition [College Hockey Inc]

SLU practice notes and video [Casstle of Saints]

Colgate-Miami video highlights from 10/14/11 [Time Warner Cable Sports]

Former Union goaltender Kris Mayotte named volunteer assistant at Cornell [USCHO]

13 ECAC Hockey freshman named top freshman of 2011-12 season [INCH]

Brian Sullivan talks about Union and other stuff in his weekly column [USCHO]

Part I of Sullivan's ECAC primer where he give me a HUGE shout out [USCHO]

Article on new RPI volunteer coach Jaroslav Modry [Troy Record]

Can Casey Jones bring Clarkson back to national prominence? [CHN]

Geoffrey Thompson and Justin Churchill's ECAC Watch List [CHN]

Feature on Reid Cashman on returning to QU as assistant coach [Quinnipiac Chronicle]

Bobcats experiencing growth spurt [INCH]

Klump recaps the first two weeks in ECAC Hockey [Inside Hockey]
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Friday, October 21, 2011

ECAC Hockey Full Access Schedule (Week 3)

The Ivies get underway with exhibition games this week!

Friday, October 21
Guelph at Cornell - 7pm

Western Ontario at Harvard - 7pm

AIC at Clarkson - 7pm

Quinnipiac at Robert Morris - 7:05pm

Union at Niagara - 7:05pm

RPI at Notre Dame - 7:05pm

Saturday, October 22
Western Ontario at Dartmouth - 4pm

Army vs. Colgate - 7pm

Carleton at Cornell - 7pm

Guelph at Princeton - 7pm

Waterloo at Yale - 7pm

Quinnipiac at Robert Morris - 7:05pm

Union at RIT - 7:05pm

AIC at Clarkson - 7:30pm

Sunday, October 23
Waterloo at Brown - 2pm
Preview

Neumann at Princeton - 4pm

Norwich at Dartmouth - 4pm
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

ECAC Hockey Tweets of the Week (10/12/11 - 10/17/11)

The ECAC Hockey Tweeters were in full force this week. RPI had a nice week, along with SLU again. We got some real beauties!

David Grilk (SLU) - @DavidGrilk33
October 11 (after the previous Tweets of the Week were posted) - Congrats to Rich Peverley on his new deal. Maybe he will take some of that paycheck and donate it to his former college hockey team.

Mark Armstrong (SLU) - @MarkArmstrong95
October 12 - Starting to think the bus driver hits the brakes on purpose every time I'm in the bathroom #yourproblemnow

Dennis Robertson
Patrick Cullen (RPI) - @Pattby19
October 13- On the flight and @thegronk5 saves some guys life mid flight. Woke everyone up screaming for help but was much needed. #pagingdoctorgronk

Dennis Robertson (Brown) - @DRobocop
October 14 - Heading up for first official. Good thing teams have a 2 week headstart on us, wouldn't even be fair for them otherwise. #ecac #letsgo

Tommy Thompson (SLU) - @TT_status
October 14 - To the Union womens Volleyball team sorry about @C_Mart10 crop dusting you in the lobby #rookiemistake

Richard Crowley (Brown) - @RichieShakez
October 14 - Knock Knock... Who's there?... The season... Oh snap! #ethan

Luke Curadi
Luke Curadi (RPI) - @thegronk5
October 15 - tough weekend for #theboys will make us that much stronger. its about the process not the result

Troy Grosenick (Union) - @TGrose1
October 16 - @UnionHockeyBlog great showing by the #messamaniacs this weekend, glad I don't have a sister to kiss

Mike Condon (Princeton) - @Condibear1
October 16 - Princeton hockey, blood, sweat, and neck braces @Melman_16 yfrog.com/h7taybtj


Without A Peer (RPI) - @without_a_peer
October 17 - RPI no longer ranked nationally. If you were holding your breath on that, punch yourself in the face.
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Monday, October 17, 2011

ECAC Hockey in the National Polls (Week 2)

Colgate head coach Don Vaughan with Andy McDonald and the Stanley Cup

Looks like Colgate is starting to receive some respect...

Yale: up 1 spot to #9
Union: down 1 spot to #12
Colgate: moves from not being ranked to #16
Cornell: down one spot to #20
Quinnipiac: received 42 votes
Dartmouth: received 33 votes
Harvard: received 8 votes
RPI: drops out of the Top 20, receiving 2 votes

Yale: up 1 spot to #9
Union: stays at #11
Colgate: moves from not being ranked to #14
Cornell: received 12 votes
Dartmouth: received 5 votes
Quinnipiac: received 1 vote

Yale: up 1 spot to #3
Union: down 1 spot to #7
Colgate: moves from not being ranked to #14
Dartmouth: stays at #15
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ECAC Hockey Video of the Week: The Willie Mitchell Goal

Willie Mitchell
Willie Mitchell only played two years at Clarkson before starting his pro career in the New Jersey Devils system, but those two years were extremely memorable. In his freshman year, Mitchell tallied 26 points in 34 games, which led to him being named to the ECAC All-Rookie and Second Teams, as well as being tabbed as the ECAC's co-Rookie of the Year with teammate Erik Cole.

The following season he accumulated 29 points on his way to being named to the ECAC First Team and a Second Team All-American.

The most memorable moment of his college career and one of the most memorable moments in the history of Clarkson Hockey came in the 1999 ECAC semifinals. In this game the Golden Knights faced Princeton in a classic battle. Clarkson went ahead with four first period goals, but the Tigers responded with three in the second period. The Golden Knights went up 5-3, eight minutes into the third, but Princeton stormed back to cut the lead to one with 4:17 left in regulation. Then with 43 seconds left Princeton's Scott Bertoli tied the game with a dramatic goal. [Click Here for Game Box Score]

Princeton seemed to have all the momentum heading into the overtime period, but Willie Mitchell had something to say about that. What he did in the following video led to him being named the ECAC Tournament MVP.



Mitchell and the Golden Knights went on to win the ECAC championship with a 3-2 win over St. Lawrence, avenging their 5-4 double OT loss in the championship game to Princeton the previous season.

He has played for the Devils, Minnesota Wild, Dallas Stars, Vancouver Canucks, and Los Angeles Kings over his pro career where he has been a very solid defenseman. [Click Here for Career Stats]
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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Three Stars (Week 2)

Jeremy Langlois
Here are my Three Stars of the Week:

First Star: Jeremy Langlois - Quinnipiac
In three games against Atlantic Hockey teams, Langlois absolutely dominated the competition. He tallied an assist against Holy Cross on Wednesday, netted a hat trick and added an assist on Saturday at home against Canisius, and scored another power-play goal on Sunday against the Golden Griffins. So, if you're keeping track at home, that's four goals and two assists in three games. His six goals are the most in the country, and his nine points are tied for tops in all of college hockey.


Second Star: Louke Oakley - Clarkson
Louke Oakley
The Golden Knights swept Sacred Heart this weekend where they scored a combined eight goals.... Oakley scored half of them, scoring twice in both contests, half of which came on the power-play. The senior forward is off to a scorching start the 11-12 season. He scored three goals in each of his first three seasons for nine career goals. He eclipsed his season-high in goals this weekend, and has five on the season. The way he's going it could be safe to say that he will score more than nine goals on the year.

Third Star: Kyle Flanagan - St. Lawrence
Kyle Flanagan
The Saints had a pretty terrible time on the road this week, first getting shellacked against Michigan, and then losing in OT at RIT, but Flanagan had two great offensive performances. On Thursday, he scored two of SLU's three goals (both on the power-play), and followed that up with another two goal performance in a 6-5 OT loss in Rochester. He added another power-play goal in that game, along with a shorthanded tally. His eight points on the season is currently tied for third most in the nation.


Even though these three guys are my "Three Stars" I still want to make a shout out to the Colgate Raiders, who I think really made a statement this weekend with a split with #4/#5 Miami. My "Three Stars" is based off of individual performances, but that doesn't mean any of the Raiders didn't have great weekends. Austin Smith scored a goal in each contest (giving him a goal in three straight games), Chris Wagner had a goal and two assists on the weekend, and goaltender Eric Mihalik made a combined 31 saves. We'll see if they can keep up their stellar play heading into their upcoming games with Atlantic Hockey teams before the league games begin.
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Sunday Scoreboard (Week 2)

Storylines from this weekend's games in ECAC Hockey:
- St. Lawrence is having a tough time keeping the puck out of the net. Maybe the loss of Joe Marsh has something to do with that?
- Sacred Heart is pretty terrible or Clarkson is not as bad as some people expected.
- Colgate might really be a force to be reckoned with after playing really tough and splitting with highly ranked Miami. They have definitely been the team of the ECAC so far.
- Union and Western Michigan are very equally matched, which makes sense since they were ranked 11th and 12th, respectively, coming into this weekend.
- RPI is having a tough time scoring. They were shutout in both games this weekend, and haven't scored a goal in four of their past five games.
- Quinnipiac has a pretty good offense. They scored 16 goals in three games this week against Atlantic Hockey competition.
Colgate beat #4/#5 Miami in OT on Saturday night
Wednesday, October 12
Holy Cross 3 - Quinnipiac 5

Thursday, October 13
St. Lawrence 3 - Michigan 10

Friday, October 14
Sacred Heart 0 - Clarkson 3

Miami (Ohio) 4 - Colgate 3

Western Michigan 2 - Union 2 (OT)

RPI 0 - Ferris State 4

Saturday, October 15
Canisius 1 - Quinnipiac 7

Miami (Ohio) 2 - Colgate 3 (OT)

Western Michigan 3 - Union 3 (OT)

Sacred Heart 2 - Clarkson 5

St. Lawrence 5 - RIT 6 (OT)

RPI 0 - Ferris State 2

Sunday, October 16
Canisius 0 - Quinnipiac 4
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