Any thoughts on Boston University’s Dylan Peterson a 3rd round blues pick progressing to the next level?
2022-23 NCAA Division I Hockey Thread
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I haven't seen him play much, mostly his MVP effort in the 2022 Beanpot tourney. He has good size (6'4" 203 lbs), and in a good program @ BU after coming from the USNTDP. But considering the Blues made him a 3rd round pick in 2020, it seems unlikely to me that they have him slated for more than a solid D-man with some second-tier offensive ability at the AHL level.
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From: Colorado College Athletics
Men's Ice Hockey
3/23/2023 10:00:00 AM
Athletic Communications
Mayotte Signs Contract Extension Through 2027-28 Season
Kris Mayotte, who guided the Colorado College hockey team to its first appearance in the NCHC Championship Game last weekend, has signed a contract extension securing him as the head coach of the Tigers through 2028, Vice President and Director of Athletics Lesley Irvine announced today. ...
Mayotte, who recently finished his second year behind the CC bench, led the Tigers to the most victories in one season since the 2018-19 campaign. His team collected five wins over nationally-ranked teams, including a 4-2 triumph on the road over No. 3-ranked St. Cloud State. The Tigers were outstanding defensively all season, posting six shutouts, the most in one season since the 2001-02 campaign (8), and allowed two goals or less in 20 games.
Colorado College upset the second seed and 7th-ranked Western Michigan in the first round of the league's playoffs, collecting the first postseason road sweep in program history, to advance to the NCHC Frozen Faceoff for just the second time.
The Tigers defeated top-seeded and third-ranked Denver, 1-0, in the semifinals of the Frozen Faceoff and the season came to an end with a loss to No. 7 St. Cloud State in the final, CC's first conference title game since 2013. ...
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Mayotte Signs Contract Extension Through 2027-28 Season - Colorado College Athletics
Kris Mayotte, who guided the Colorado College hockey team to its first appearance in the NCHC Championship Game last weekend, has signed a contract extension securingcctigers.com
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And the winner is ...
Adam Fantilli Wins 2023 Hobey Baker Award
The Hobey Baker Memorial Award Committee announced today the 2023 recipient of college hockey’s top individual prize is Adam Fantilli from the University of Michigan. The announcement came during a live broadcast on NHL Network and hobeybaker.com.
Adam Fantilli is a freshman who made an immediate impact when he came to the University of Michigan this season. The Nobleton, Ontario native has been one of the most electric players to watch in college hockey with his knowledge of the game and offensive skillset. ...
He was a vital piece to the Wolverines trip to the Frozen Four, and is the NCAA point leader with 65. His impressive numbers don’t end there as he is tied for first in the nation in goals with 30, fifth in assists at 35, and leads the nation in points per game with a 1.81 average. ...
Read more at: https://hobeybaker.com/2023/04/07/adam-fantilli-wins-2023-hobey-baker-award/
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Binghamton announcing plans to add d1 hockey
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Binghamton University Athletic Director Confirms Ice Hockey, Field Hockey Could Arrive As Soon As 2024-2025 Academic Year
Binghamton University Athletic Director Gene Marshall told Fox 40 News Wednesday that the school is planning to add both men's ice hockey and women's field hockey as soon as the 2024-2025 Academic Yea
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BCHL leaving Hockey Canada in effort to give players more opportunities
The British Columbia Hockey League announced Monday it will leave Hockey Canada next season.
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For ASU we will have 24 conf games per year, 6 home series and 6 away. The teams will be in 3-team pods so ASU, Denver and Colorado College will play home & home every year. The other pods will be Minn-Duluth, North Dakota and St. Cloud St., and Miami (Oh), West Mich and Omaha. We'll get one home & home, one away and one home out of each pod on a rotation.
Perfect for ASU.
Perfect for ASU.
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This is being built in Tucson. U of A is not pursing D1 hockey, as of yet, but the arena will be ready if it happens:
tucson.com
Wildcats will play hockey at new Mosaic Quarter Iceplex starting in '24; UA to add 3 new teams
Starting in 2024, the University of Arizona men's club hockey team will have a new home: the Mosiac Quarter Iceplex near South Kino Parkway and Interstate 10.
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Building a rink like that makes it look like they're very interested in going D-1.This is being built in Tucson. U of A is not pursing D1 hockey, as of yet, but the arena will be ready if it happens:
Wildcats will play hockey at new Mosaic Quarter Iceplex starting in '24; UA to add 3 new teams
Starting in 2024, the University of Arizona men's club hockey team will have a new home: the Mosiac Quarter Iceplex near South Kino Parkway and Interstate 10.
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It does not make it look like they're very interested in going NCAA D1 at all. I don't even know why you think it would.
Their stated intention is to use it as a money maker considering there are almost no other sheets of ice available in the surrounding area all the way up to Phoenix. They have been very vocal in the past about being able to offer a fantastic ACHA D-1 program but not even being remotely interested in adding a NCAA program. Listed reasons in the past have been lacking the ~$30M required to start the program and at least two other women's programs to offset Title IX issues. Players on the team still have to pay north of $2.5k in order to play. They haven't been linked with adding a NCAA team in the past and actively deny any links.
The main sheet only has 3,000 seats, if University of Arizona was actually planning a new NCAA D1 program they would have built one at least well into the +5,000 capacity or the capability to add that much seating, but they didn't do either. They are hardly the first school to have a hockey arena on campus built to house an ACHA M1 program and have no intention of going NCAA D1. See University of Delaware, Syracuse, Ohio, Liberty, Kent State, Iowa, URI, etc.
They are capitalizing on the high demand/low supply for ice in a large metro area, coupled with offering increased student activities which they've supported in the past which includes their club hockey programs on the men's and women's side which they have supported well but are nowhere near interested in moving up to NCAA D1. Only a moron would say the construction of this facility would make it look like they're very interested in going NCAA D1.
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UVM Athletics Announces Coaching Change in Men’s Hockey - University of Vermont Athletics
BURLINGTON, Vt. – The University of Vermont Athletic Department announced today that Todd Woodcroft has been relieved of his duties as head coach of Men's Hockey
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