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US Paralympic hockey team

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Check out Alex Clark’s US paralympic team blog on USA Hockey.  Very interesting so far and the games haven’t even started.  I’d love to see (and for me, that always turns into wanting to shoot) a game sometime.

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Written by Melissa Wade

March 8th, 2010 at 1:28 am

Great senior night (okay, afternoon) for the Minnesota Golden Gophers

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Sadly FSCS which tape-delayed the 6-1 Gophers win over the Stinkin’ Badgers :-) cut off the broadcast at the end and didn’t include the senior ceremony.  But congratulations to seniors Tony Lucia (1a) and Mike Carman (2a) who both scored two goals in their final regular season game.   Congrats as well to their fellow seniors Jay Barriball, David Fischer, Ryan Flynn, Brian Schack.

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Written by Melissa Wade

March 8th, 2010 at 12:45 am

Congratulations to the Boston University Terriers, Women’s Hockey East champs

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Boston University defeated UConn 2-1 today to take the Hockey East championship in overtime. Tara Watchorn scored the game-winner unassisted while Mel Haber (earlier blog gallery) was in net for the Terriers.

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Written by Melissa Wade

March 7th, 2010 at 11:57 pm

Former college players sweep men’s & take 2 of 3 women’s IIHF Directorate awards for the 2010 Olympics

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Thanks to College Hockey Inc. for pointing out the men’s sweep.

Best Goalie: Ryan Miller, Michigan State University
Best Defenseman: Brian Rafalski, University of Wisconsin (earlier blog gallery)
Best Forward: Jonathan Toews, University of North Dakota

For the women, 2 out of 3 played college hockey:
Best Goaltender: Shannon Szabados (the exception – she does play “college” hockey, but it is on a men’s team in the ACAC, not NCAA)
Best Defenseman: Molly Engstrom, University of Wisconsin

Best Forward: Meghan Agosta, Mercyhurst

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ECAC Season Awards

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ECAC First Team:
Forwards: Chase Polacek, RPI; Sean Backman, Yale; Broc Little, Yale

D: Brendon Nash, Cornell, Mike Schreiber, Union

Goaltender: Ben Scrivens, Cornell

Second Team:
Forwards: Colin Greening, Cornell; David McIntyre, Colgate (earlier blog gallery); Mario Valery-Trabucco, Union,

D: Taylor Fedun, Princeton; Tom Dignard, Yale

Goaltender: Allen York, RPI

Third Team:
Forwards: Aaron Volpatti, Brown; Riley Nash, Cornell; Travis Vermeulen, St. Lawrence

D: Evan Stephens, Dartmouth; Derek Keller, St. Lawrence

Goaltender: Keith Kincaid, Union

All-Rookie:
Forwards: Jerry D’Amigo, RPI, Louis Leblanc, Harvard; Brandon Pirri, RPI

D: Nick Dagostino, Cornell; George Hughes, St. Lawrence

Goaltender: Keith Kincaid, Union

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