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  • CHS: November 30, 2024

    CHS: November 30, 2024
    2024/12/01
    College Hockey Scoreboard It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 30, 2024. We’ll start with the men’s action and to do that, we’ll first go to Belfast, Northern Ireland where No. 13 Boston U. scored three goals in the final period to claim the Friendship Four title with a 4-3 win over Notre Dame. Ryan Green tied the game with just under four minutes left before Shane Lachance netted the game-winner 30 seconds later to lift the Terriers. Harvard took the Friendship Four’s third-place game with a 4-2 win over Merrimack, as Casey Severo scored twice, including the game-winner just 18 seconds into the third period. At the Adirondack Winter Invitational in Lake Placid, it was John Mustard, in the 1980 Rink at Herb Brooks Arena, in Lake Placid with the game-winner. Those of you over 40 might get the reference. Providence takes their second game at the Adirondack Winter Invitational over St. Lawrence 2-1. No. 16 UMass Lowell technically tied its second game of the Adirondack Winter Invitational, tying No. 20 Clarkson 4-4, but the River Hawks took the shootout. Since the games were pre-determined and there was no first place game as I said incorrectly on last night's show, So who wins the tournament? Was it actually a tournament? Well, Providence won both its games in regulation, so probably them. I think. Maybe. Just bracket the thing.No. 3 Minnesota scored four goals in the third period to fend off Alaska 5-2. Brody Lamb netted his 10th goal of the season, and Leo Gruba scored his first career goal as the Gophers improved to 13-2-1. No. 5 Maine routed RPI 6-0, led by Lynden Breen’s hat trick and a 50-16 shot advantage. No. 6 Michigan split its home-and-home series with No. 7 Western Michigan, winning 2-1 in Ann Arbor behind Michael Hage’s ninth goal of the year. At the Frozen Apple in Madison Square Garden, No. 11 Cornell and No. 18 Quinnipiac tied 3-3, with Cornell winning the shootout to send Big Red fans into Midtown Manhattan happy. Princeton completed a sweep of No. 12 Ohio State with a 3-1 win in New Jersey, as Brendan Gorman’s short-handed goal late in the game sealed the Tigers’ victory. No. 14 North Dakota tied Bemidji State 3-3 before taking the shootout, but it’s Bemidji State that extended its unbeaten streak to five games - they’re 3-0-2 in the last five outings.In Atlantic Hockey, Josh Barnes recorded a hat trick in AIC’s 4-2 win over Robert Morris, and Holy Cross beat Sacred Heart 4-1. In the CCHA, Lake Superior State swept St. Thomas with a 5-3 win, led by Connor Milburn’s two goals. Bowling Green and Michigan Tech tied 2-2, with Bowling Green winning the shootout. Augustana defeated Northern Michigan 4-1. Elsewhere, Brown beat Air Force 5-2, powered by two-goal efforts from Max Scott and Alex Pineau. Wisconsin tied Alaska-Anchorage 1-1 before winning the shootout. New Hampshire defeated RIT 6-1, Union beat Niagara 5-3, and LIU blanked Yale 3-0.On the women’s side, No. 6 Clarkson captured the Smashville Showcase title with a 4-0 win over Merrimack, thanks to Sena Cattemrall’s two goals. Penn State tied St. Thomas 1-1 but won the third-place game shootout. At the Nutmeg Classic, Yale and No. 9 Quinnipiac tied 1-1 in the championship game, with Yale prevailing in the shootout as Gracie Gilkyson sealed the title in the part where the teams lineup and try to pepper the goaltender. No. 14 UConn defeated Sacred Heart 4-2 in the third-place game, led by Ashley Allard’s two goals. No. 1 Wisconsin swept Maine with a 6-1 win, with Kirsten Simms scoring twice and Laila Edwards adding her 17th goal of the season. No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth routed Vermont 9-1 as Caitlin Kraemer recorded a hat trick. No. 5 Colgate rolled over Syracuse 7-1, highlighted by Kristyna Kaltounkova’s hat trick, giving her 20 goals on the season. No. 8 St. Cloud State edged Union 2-1, with Sofianna Sundelin and Avery Myers each scoring. In Hockey East, No. 11 Boston College shut out No. 15 Northeastern 3-0 behind Grace Campbell’s 23 saves. Holy Cross defeated Assumption 6-0 with Charlotte Sonntag netting a hat trick and three goalies combining for the shutout. Brown edged Providence 3-2 in the Mayor’s Cup rivalry game with India McDadi scoring the winner early in the third period. Minnesota State swept Dartmouth with a 3-2 overtime win as Jenessa Gazdik tallied the game-winner. Princeton crushed Stonehill 12-1, with Issy Wunder scoring five goals and Emerson O’Leary adding a goal and five assists, as six Tigers recorded multiple points despite trailing 1-0 early.I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 30, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 29, 2024

    CHS: November 29, 2024
    2024/11/30
    It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 29, 2024. We got tournaments, we got upsets, we got shootouts … that don’t mean anything, except maybe to the goaltenders. No breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    We’ll begin on the men’s side with tournament action, first in Belfast, Northern Ireland where No. 13 Boston U defeated Merrimack 6-2 in the Friendship Four opener in Belfast, led by Tristan Amonte’s two-goal performance. Notre Dame downed Harvard 5-2 in Belfast behind Blake Biondi’s two goals. It’ll be Boston University and Notre Dame in the final.

    In Lake Placid, No. 16 UMass Lowell blanked St. Lawrence 2-0 with goals from Dillon Bentley and Scout Truman at the Adirondack Winter Invitational. No. 10 Providence edged No. 20 Clarkson 3-2 in overtime, with Graham Gamache netting the game-winner to send the Friars to the championship game against the Riverhawks.

    No. 1 Michigan State shut out Lindenwood 4-0 with goals from four different players on 56 shots. Daniel Russell scored his eighth of the season, and Trey Augustine stopped 29 shots for the shutout as Sparty improved to 10-1. Alaska earned a shootout win over No. 3 Minnesota after a 1-1 tie at Mariucci, with Nicholas Grabko making 3 6 saves for the Nanooks. Minnesota outshot the Spacebears 37-20. No. 4 Boston College defeated No. 15 Dartmouth 5-3, handing the Big Green their first loss of the season. James Hagens scored twice, and Mike Posma added a powerplay goal late, while the Eagles secured two empty-netters in the third.

    Game of the night was No. 7 Western Michigan topped No. 6 Michigan 4-1 in the front half of a home-and-home series. Four different players scored for the Broncos, including Cam Knuble, who tallied his seventh of the year on an assist from goalie Cameron Rowe, who also made 26 saves. Princeton upset No. 12 Ohio State 3-1 behind two goals from Jake Manfre, giving the Tigers just their second win of the season. Bemidji State edged No. 14 North Dakota 2-1 on goals by Mitch Wolfe and Isa Parekh, setting up the back end of their home-and-home at The Ralph on Saturday.

    Robert Morris topped American International 4-1, Holy Cross dominated Sacred Heart 6-1, Lake Superior State beat St. Thomas 4-2, Michigan Tech shut out Bowling Green 3-0, and Augustana handled Northern Michigan 4-1. Brown defeated Air Force in a shootout after a 1-1 tie. Wisconsin cruised past Alaska-Anchorage 7-1 as Gavin Morrissey recorded two goals and two assists. UMass beat Army West Point 3-1, New Hampshire bested RIT 5-1, Union defeated Niagara 4-2, and LIU edged Yale 3-2.

    In women’s action, we too will start with tournament action in Nashville for the Smashville Showcase. No. 6 Clarkson edged St. Thomas 5-4 in overtime at the Smashville Showcase on Rhea Hicks’ game-winner with one second remaining, sending Clarkson to the finals against Merrimack, which stunned No. 12 Penn State 3-1, converting on three of their six total shots. There were 17 combined shots in the game. SEVEN-TEEN. TOTAL.

    At the Nutmeg Classic in Connecticut, No. 9 Quinnipiac rolled past host Sacred Heart 8-1, led by Kahlen Lamarche’s hat trick. Yale defeated No. 14 UConn 3-1, with Carina DiAntonio scoring twice to send Yale to the championship game against Quinnipiac.

    No. 1 Wisconsin overwhelmed Maine 9-0, with Laila Edwards, Caroline Harvey, and Kirsten Simms each scoring twice. Edwards now has 16 goals this season as Wisconsin improved to 16-1.

    No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth shut out Vermont 4-0, with Eve Gascon stopping 19 shots. No. 5 Colgate defeated Syracuse 3-1 behind two goals from Kristyna Kaltounkova, who leads the nation with 17 goals, one ahead of Wisconsin’s Edwards.

    Union skated to a 2-2 tie with No. 8 St. Cloud State and won the shootout. Minnesota State shut out Dartmouth 4-0, and Princeton blanked Stonehill 5-0.

    I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 29, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 27, 2024

    CHS: November 27, 2024
    2024/11/28
    It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 27, 2024. We’re thankful we have ice, we’re thankful we have pucks and we’re thankful we haven’t broken out the snowplows yet here in Minnesota. No breakdowns, no analysis, it’s just the scores.

    We’ll head into the holiday leading off with the two women’s games, highlighted by Princeton’s 8-1 drubbing of No. 13 Boston University at BU.

    Sarah Paul scored twice, giving her 10 goals on the season, while Mackenzie Alexander and Issy Wunder each tallied four points with a goal and three assists. Jennifer Olnowich made 44 saves for the Tigers, who have won four of their last five games.

    Mercyhurst earned a 4-1 win over New Hampshire as Marielle Parks scored twice and Jade Maisonneuve netted the first two goals of her career to help the Lakers secure a home split with the Wildcats.

    On the men’s side, Penn State rolled past Colgate 7-1, fueled by five first-period goals. Seven different players scored for the Nittany Lions, who improved to 6-7 heading into Thanksgiving after completing a home sweep of the Raiders. Colgate dropped to 7-7-2.

    I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials, Happy Thanksgiving, or as our neighbors to the north say … Thursday. That’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 27, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 26, 2024

    CHS: November 26, 2024
    2024/11/27
    It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 26, 2024. If you haven’t started defrosting your bird - you’re probably too late. There’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    On the women’s side, No. 7 Cornell defeated RIT 5-2 in non-conference action, with McKenna Van Gelder scoring twice and Avi Adam recording four assists. Adam has now scored points in five straight games. Union edged RPI 3-2 in overtime as Paige Greco’s second goal of the season was the game-winner for the Garnet Chargers.

    Franklin Pierce was asking if I can leave you tonight as they rolled over Post 5-2 with Bo Dean scoring twice to lift the Ravens to 7-6 in the NEWHA. It wasn’t QUITE a runaway.

    And for those who caught it, yes, that’s a nod to an ‘80s college rock band reference. I’ll just “hideaway” now.

    New Hampshire improved to 10-5-1 with a 3-1 victory over Mercyhurst. Three different Wildcats scored to earn the road win.

    On the men’s side, we all want to be closer to fine, and that’s exactly what the Skyhawks are doing as Stonehill earned its second straight win with a 3-1 victory over Army West Point. Evan Orr and Zach Aben scored third-period goals, and Anthony Galante netted his ninth of the season as Stonehill improved to 6-11.

    Penn State snapped a six-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over Colgate at Pegula Ice Arena. The Nittany Lions stuck to their usual script, outshooting the Raiders 42-27 to secure the win.

    Three games take to the ice on Wednesday. Colgate and Penn State finish their series on the men’s side, while on the women’s side, New Hampshire and Mercyhurst wrap up their series and Princeton hits the road to take on No. 13 Boston U.


    That’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 26, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 23-24, 2024

    CHS: November 23-24, 2024
    2024/11/25
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 23 AND 24, 2024. Am I getting lazy? No, I was just in Iowa City announcing some good ol’ wrestling at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Saturday night. Real jobs, gotta pay the bills. As far as this show goes, there’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES. We begin where we did on Friday with Arizona State and Denver and the Sun Devils DID IT AGAIN, beating No. 1 Denver 5-2 pulling off an improbable road sweep at Magness Arena. Artem Schlaine scored twice, giving him three goals on the weekend, as ASU moved to 6-7-1 and handed Denver its first two losses of the season. No. 3 Boston College fell to Northeastern 4-2 as Dylan Hryckowian scored twice for the Huskies. No. 4 Minnesota completed a sweep of Notre Dame with a 5-3 win, led by Jimmy Snuggerud’s two goals, improving the Gophers to 12-2. No. 5 Michigan might not have scored early, but they eventually scored often, overwhelmed Penn State 10-6, converting on 25 percent of their shots. T.J. Hughes netted four goals, and Michael Hage added a goal and four assists as Michigan rallied from a 3-0 deficit. And it was the complete opposite in Colorado Springs where No. 7 Colorado College edged No. 11 St. Cloud State 1-0 in overtime with Philippe Blais-Savoie’s scoring the game-winner in a goaltender duel. CC netminder Kaidan Mbereko and St. Cloud State’s Isak Posch combined to stop 61 of 62 shots on the night. No. 8 Cornell rebounded from Friday’s loss to Quinnipiac with a 5-0 shutout of Princeton as five different players scored. No. 9 Western Michigan swept Minnesota-Duluth with a 4-1 win as Tim Washe scored twice, keeping Western undefeated in NCHC play at 5-0-1. They’re 8-1-1 overall. No. 10 Providence rallied to beat LIU 4-3 in overtime with Nick Poisson’s game-winner just 58 seconds into OT. No. 12 North Dakota edged Robert Morris 1-0, with Sacha Boisvert scoring early and Hobie Hedquist stopping 20 shots for the shutout. No. 15 UMass Lowell salvaged a split with UConn in a 1-0 win as Libor Nemec’s first-period goal held up. No. 17 Minnesota State swept Michigan Tech with a 3-1 win as Ralfs Bergmanis and Adam Eisele scored in the third period. Colgate upset No. 18 Quinnipiac 3-2 in overtime as Daniel Pannetta scored his seventh of the season for the game-winner. No. 19 Clarkson topped Yale 4-0 with four different players finding the net.Elsewhere, Niagara edged American International 2-1, Bentley blanked Air Force 2-0, and Mercyhurst defeated Canisius in a shootout after a 3-3 tie. Sacred Heart also won in a shootout after tying RIT 3-3. Augustana defeated Ferris State 4-1, and Bemidji State edged St. Thomas 2-1. Brown topped St. Lawrence 2-1 in overtime, while Omaha dominated Miami 8-1. Alaska-Anchorage tied Lake Superior State 4-4 and won in the shootout Stonehill defeated Lindenwood 3-1.On Sunday, we had three contests. Vermont competed a sweep of No. 20 UMass with a 3-2 victory, American International beat Niagara 5-2 and Lake Superior State beat Alaska-Anchorage 4-2. In women’s action, top-ranked Wisconsin improved to 15-1 with a 5-2 win over St. Thomas as Casey O’Brien scored twice and Laila Edwards netted her 14th of the season. O’Brien also had a pair of assists, giving her 140 for her career, which sets a new school record. Minnesota State upset No. 2 Ohio State 4-1, with Taylor Otremba scoring two third-period goals to seal the Mavericks’ first win over the Buckeyes since December 1, 2018. No. 10 St. Cloud State earned a home-and-home split with No. 3 Minnesota, winning 3-1 as Sanni Ahola made 38 saves and Avery Ferrell scored her fifth goal of the year for the Huskies. No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth swept Bemidji State with a 2-0 win behind goals from Tova Henderson and Olivia Mobley. No. 5 Colgate topped No. 7 Quinnipiac 4-1 as Kristyna Kaltounkova scored twice to take the national lead in goals with 15. No. 6 Clarkson edged Yale 4-3 in overtime on Caroline Goffredo’s game-winner, while No. 8 Cornell rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat Princeton 4-3 on Avi Adam’s late goal. No. 9 St. Lawrence tied Brown 1-1 but picked up the extra point with a shootout win. No. 14 UConn defeated No. 11 Boston College 2-1. In Atlantic Hockey America, No. 12 Penn State blanked Robert Morris 4-0. RIT edged Mercyhurst 4-3, while Lindenwood topped Syracuse 4-1. In the NEWHA, Assumption defeated St. Michael’s 3-1, Sacred Heart shut out Franklin Pierce 4-0, and LIU tied Post 2-2 but earned the shootout win. St. Anselm also tied Stonehill 1-1 and secured the extra point in the shootout. In non-conference action, Providence edged Harvard 3-2 in overtime, and RPI defeated Merrimack 2-1.On Sunday, just one game, Maine beat Vermont 3-1 in Hockey East.I'm Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 23-24, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 22, 2024

    CHS: November 22, 2024
    2024/11/23
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 22, 2024. Full boat of scores, nothing super late, but some big stuff went down in the Mountain Time Zone. There’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    We will begin on the men’s side as Arizona State stunned No. 1 Denver 3-2, snapping the Pioneers’ 21-game win streak as Arten Shlaine scored the game-winning goal with 45 seconds left. The loss knocks the Pioneers from the ranks of the unbeaten, leaving Dartmouth as the only team left this season without a loss - they also started a month later.

    No. 3 Boston College blanked Northeastern 3-0 with Ryan Leonard scoring twice to bring his season total to 10.

    No. 4 Minnesota topped Notre Dame 6-3 behind two power-play goals from Sam Rinzel. No. 5 Michigan edged Penn State 6-5 as Michael Hage scored twice, including the game-winner.

    No. 5 Maine defeated New Hampshire 3-1 with Owen Fowler scoring his fourth of the season. No. 11 St. Cloud State defeated Colorado College 3-2 with Austin Burnevik scoring his seventh of the year as the game-winner at Robson.

    No. 18 Quinnipiac upset No. 8 Cornell 3-1 on third-period goals by Chris Pelosi and Mason Marcellus. No. 9 Western Michigan improved to 7-1-1 with a 5-2 win over Minnesota-Duluth, led by two goals from Ethan Wolthers. No. 12 North Dakota survived an upset scare, beating Robert Morris 4-3 in overtime on Jayden Perron’s power-play goal. Bobby Mo had tied that game up with an extra attacker goal with five seconds remaining.

    No. 13 Boston University doubled up Merrimack 6-3, and UConn defeated No. 15 UMass Lowell 4-1. No. 17 Minnesota State beat Michigan Tech 5-2 with Luigi Benincasa scoring twice. Brown picked up its first win of the season, shocking No. 19 Clarkson 1-0 on a buzzer-beater by Charlie Gollob. That one hit the net with half a second left.

    No. 20 UMass topped Harvard 5-3 with two goals from Cole O’Hara.

    In Atlantic Hockey, Bentley blanked Air Force 2-0, Canisius edged Mercyhurst 3-2, and Holy Cross defeated Army West Point 5-3. Sacred Heart beat RIT 3-2. In the CCHA, Ferris State topped Augustana 5-2, and Bemidji State tied St. Thomas, but took the extra point in the shootout. In the ECAC. Colgate beat Princeton 2-1, Yale rolled past St. Lawrence 5-1. In the NCHC, Omaha shut out Miami 3-0 and among the independents, Lindenwood dominated Stonehill 5-0.



    On the women’s side No. 1 Wisconsin rolled past St. Thomas 6-1, with Lacey Eden scoring her 13th goal of the season and Cassie Hall adding her 10th.

    No. 2 Ohio State edged Minnesota State 2-1 in overtime on Joy Dunne’s 12th goal of the year.

    No. 3 Minnesota defeated No. 10 St. Cloud State 5-2 on the front-end of a home-and-home, led by Abbey Murphy’s hat trick. Little known fact, Murphy’s brother is an All-American wrestler at St. Cloud State.

    No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth routed Bemidji State 8-1 with Olivia Wallin scoring a hat trick. Princeton upset No. 5 Colgate 4-3 in overtime with Issy Wunder netting the game-winner.

    No. 6 Clarkson beat Brown 4-1, powered by two goals from Anne Cherkowski. No. 8 Cornell rallied to tie No. 7 Quinnipiac 3-3 and won the shootout for the extra point.

    No. 9 St. Lawrence beat Yale 2-1 despite being outshot 38-25. No. 11 Boston College defeated No. 14 UConn 3-2 with Lauren Glaser scoring the game-winner.

    No. 12 Penn State blanked Robert Morris 5-0 behind two goals from Maddy Christian.

    In Atlantic Hockey, Mercyhurst edged RIT 2-1, Syracuse defeated Lindenwood 2-1, while in Hockey East, New Hampshire beat Vermont 1-0 on Calista Printz’s first goal of the season. In the NEWHA, Assumption defeated St. Michael’s 5-4 in overtime, Sacred Heart beat Franklin Pierce 3-1, LIU edged Post 3-2 in overtime, and St. Anselm defeated Stonehill 5-2. Non-Conference action saw RPI beat Merrimack 3-2 and Providence topped Harvard in a shootout after a 2-2 tie.

    I'm Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 22, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 19, 2024

    CHS: November 19, 2024
    2024/11/20
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 19, 2024. Two games, one went to OT and one’s becoming a season sentimental favorite for most everyone, except teams in Atlantic Hockey. There’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    #3 Boston College 3, #10 Providence 2, OT
    Ryan Leonard scored the game-tying goal in the third and the game-winning goal in overtime to rally third-ranked Boston College past No. 10 Providence in Providence on Tuesday. Jan Korec stopped 24 shots in net for BC as he started in place of suspended goaltender Jacob Fowler who was doing his best Jake Paul-Mike Tyson impression over the weekend. Actually, let's never mention Jake Paul again. My apologies.

    American International 3, Stonehill 0
    Timofei Khokhlachev, Alfred Lindberg and Jordan Biro (BY-ro) each scored goals and Peyton Grainer stopped 16 shots in net to not only his first collegiate shutout, but that was his first W.

    There's just two games before the full weekend schedule hits.

    Union is at Vermont on the women's side on Wednesday, while on Thursday, it's an exhibition on the men's side with second-ranked Michigan State heading to Plymouth to take on the USNTDP.

    I’m Jason Bryant - I’m actually part of the wave of newish users on bluesky @jasonmbryant - although I was there once before - I’m there again and only talking #collegehockey. That’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 19, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 16, 2024

    CHS: November 16, 2024
    2024/11/17
    College Hockey ScoreboardIt's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 16, 2024. Those monster series come to an end in the WCHA. One undefeated #1 falls today - but who was it. There’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES. We’ll begin with the men on Saturday night with SEVEN games going to shootouts, all of them in conference play, so they all actually meant something. We’ll start with the men’s actionNo. 1 Denver stayed perfect with a 3-2 win over No. 9 North Dakota as Boston Buckberger scored the game-winner. That’s 12-0 on the season and 21 in a row for the Pios. Bemidji State stunned No. 5 Minnesota 3-1, with Kirklan Irey scoring twice in just the third win in school history over the Gophers. The last time Bemidji State beat the Gophers was January 30, 2016 and it’s the first time the Beavers have beaten the Gophers in Bemidji. No. 4 Michigan State edged Notre Dame 4-3, with Daniel Russell scoring the eventual game-winner with two minutes remaining. No. 6 Cornell tied No. 20 Harvard 2-2 but picked up the extra point in the shootout. No. 11 Boston University and No. 7 Maine also tied 2-2, with BU taking the extra point in the shootout. No. 8 Colorado College and No. 13 Western Michigan played to a 1-1 draw, with CC winning the shootout in a goaltender duel - Kaidan Mbereko and Hampton Slukynski combined for 52 saves.UMass defeated No. 10 Providence 5-1 for a series split. No. 14 Ohio State edged Lindenwood 3-2, with Davis Burnside and Gunnarwolfe Fontaine scoring. Yeah, I think I’m going to just mention Gunnarwolfe Fontaine every time he scores from here on out. Maybe. But probably not. It’s just fun to say.No. 15 UMass Lowell shut out Vermont 3-0 as Henry Welsch recorded 20 saves in goal. Northern Michigan tied No. 16 Minnesota State 1-1 and won the shootout - Wildcats rebuilding efforts have to remember you have to crawl before you can walk. Was it a let down, well, it wasn't a loss, but it also wasn't two points. Colgate picked up the extra point with a shootout win over No. 17 Dartmouth after the teams skated to a 4-4 tie. Nikita Nikora with a goal and an assist for Dartmouth.After dropping seven of the previous eight games coming into the weekend, Wisconsin swept No. 18 Penn State with a 6-3 win on Saturday night as Quinn Finley scored his eighth of the season. No. 19 Quinnipiac beat Yale 4-1 with Mason Marcellus scoring twice. Bentley blanked American International 3-0, and Army West Point beat RIT 4-2. Niagara edged Holy Cross 3-2, and Air Force beat Mercyhurst 4-1 to earn a sweep - which I incorrectly reported it as a 1-0 loss last night. Yeah, knowledge is good, reading is better. Sacred Heart swept Robert Morris with a 6-3 win as Felix Trudeau scored twice. In the CCHA, St. Thomas beat Bowling Green 6-3, and Ferris State edged Lake Superior State 3-2. In ECAC action, Clarkson defeated Union 4-1, while Brown and Princeton tied 1-1, with Brown taking the shootout. RPI defeated St. Lawrence 3-2. In Hockey East, Northeastern beat New Hampshire in a shootout after a 1-1 tie. In the NCHC, Minnesota-Duluth routed Miami 7-2, and Arizona State earned its first NCHC win with a 3-2 victory over Omaha. Alaska-Anchorage beat Alaska 6-1 in Game 2 of the Governor’s Cup as Dylan Contreras scored twice. LIU beat Stonehill 4-2, and in exhibition, Augustana edged the USNTDP 3-2.In women’s action, No. 2 Ohio State handed No. 1 Wisconsin its first loss of the season with a 3-2 victory as Makenna Webster, Maddi Wheeler, and Kiara Zanon each scored. No. 3 Minnesota completed a sweep of No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth with a 3-2 win, featuring goals from three different players. No. 5 Colgate earned a 3-0 shutout over Harvard with - stop me if you’ve heard this before - Kristyna Kaltounkova and Elyssa Biederman scoring. No. 6 Clarkson defeated No. 9 St. Lawrence 2-0 behind goals from Anne Cherkowski and Haley Winn, while Julia Minotti recorded 27 saves for the shutout. Sofianna Sundelin scored in overtime to give No. 8 St. Cloud State a 3-2 victory over Minnesota State. No. 10 Cornell blanked Dartmouth 4-0 as four different players scored. No. 14 Boston University beat No. 11 Boston College 3-1 in the Battle of Comm Ave, with Sydney Healey netting her seventh of the season. No. 12 Penn State dominated Lindenwood 7-1, with Tessa Janecke scoring twice. No. 13 UConn shut out Merrimack 2-0. Yale defeated No. 15 Brown 4-1. Mercyhurst cruised past Robert Morris 5-0, while Syracuse edged RIT 1-0. New Hampshire defeated Holy Cross 2-0, and Northeastern blanked Maine 2-0. Vermont topped Providence in a shootout after a 0-0 tie. In NEWHA action, LIU beat Franklin Pierce 6-3, Stonehill shut out Post 3-0, Sacred Heart defeated St. Michael’s 4-1, and Assumption beat St. Anselm 3-1. In the WCHA, Bemidji State edged St. Thomas 4-3.I’m Jason Bryant, and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 16, 2024.
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