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NCAA Division I board adopts changes to transfer rules, giving hockey players a 60-day transfer window

By USCHO Staff-August 31, 2022

Student-athletes who transfer will be guaranteed their financial aid at their next school through graduation, the Division I Board of Directors decided Wednesday in a virtual meeting. ...

NCAA rules now will require any school that considers athletics when awarding scholarships to transfer student-athletes to provide that scholarship for the rest of a student’s five-year eligibility or until they complete the requirements for their bachelor’s degree, unless the student transfers again or engages in professional athletics opportunities. ...

The board adopted the following notification-of-transfer windows for winter sports, which includes men’s and women’s hockey: a 60-day window beginning the day after championships selections are made in the sport.

The legislation also establishes exceptions to the new windows for student-athletes who experience head coach changes or have athletics aid reduced, canceled or not renewed. ...


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FloHockey To Serve As College Hockey America Streaming Partner In 2022-23

CHA regular season and postseason contests will stream live and on-demand this season on FloHockey.

Sep 1, 2022 by FloHockey Staff

College Hockey America and FloSports announced a one-year partnership to stream CHA regular season and postseason contests on FloHockey during the 2022-23 season.

Beginning Sept. 30, 2022, every home conference and non-conference game played by CHA members Lindenwood, Mercyhurst and RIT – along with every game of the 2023 CHA Postseason – will be exclusively streamed live and on-demand on FloHockey, FloSports' dedicated hockey platform, which can be viewed by logging into FloSports on your iOS or Android device with the FloSports app, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast or desktop.

CHA fans can choose between a monthly package at $29.99 per month or a yearly subscription at $150. Along with all the CHA action, a subscription will give fans access to Atlantic Hockey, Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA), USHL, ECHL, and more hockey contests on FloHockey. ...


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Defending national champion Denver gets 37 first-place votes, sits No. 1 in DCU/USCHO.com Preseason Division I Men’s Poll

By USCHO Staff
September 19, 2022


Denver has garnered 37 of 50 first-place votes in the DCU/USCHO.com Preseason Division I Men’s Poll.

The Pioneers captured the 2022 national championship back in April, defeating Minnesota State 5-1 in Boston.

No. 2 Minnesota picked up eight first-place votes, while Minnesota State sits third with three first-place nods.

North Dakota is fourth and Minnesota Duluth pulls up in fifth. ...

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DCU/USCHO Division I Men's Poll - September 19, 2022​

RnkTeam(First Place Votes)RecordPointsLast Poll
1Denver(37)0-0-09741
2Minnesota(8)0-0-09144
3Minnesota State(3)0-0-08262
4North Dakota0-0-07879
5Minnesota Duluth0-0-07485
6Michigan(2)0-0-06803
7Quinnipiac0-0-06697
8Northeastern0-0-064113
9Notre Dame0-0-05888
10Massachusetts0-0-052010
11Harvard0-0-045515
12Boston University0-0-0396NR
13St. Cloud0-0-038611
14Western Michigan0-0-03336
15Providence0-0-028320
16Ohio State0-0-022516
17UMass Lowell0-0-022012
18Clarkson0-0-018917
19Cornell0-0-0118NR
20Michigan Tech0-0-09014

Others receiving votes: Boston College 72, Penn State 65, Connecticut 62, Northern Michigan 61, Bemidji State 40, AIC 39, Arizona State 29, Bowling Green 15, Maine 15, Omaha 15, Wisconsin 15, Colgate 10, Sacred Heart 7, Merrimack 6, Air Force 5, Brown 1, Canisius 1
 
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College hockey returns to Fenway Park! Highlighted by a Women's college matchup between Boston University and Holy Cross and a second to be announced contest, as well as two Men's college games, Northeastern vs. UConn and UMass vs. Boston College, on January 7.

Tickets for the January 7 doubleheader will go on sale to the general public on Thursday, September 22.

(Women's Doubleheader - game date and times to be announced):
  • Boston University vs. Holy Cross
  • To Be Announced

Saturday, January 7, 2023 (Men's Doubleheader):
  • Northeastern vs. UConn at 2:30 p.m.
  • UMass vs. Boston College at 6:00 p.m. ...

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DCU/USCHO Division I Men's Poll - September 19, 2022​

RnkTeam(First Place Votes)RecordPointsLast Poll
1Denver(37)0-0-09741
2Minnesota(8)0-0-09144
3Minnesota State(3)0-0-08262
4North Dakota0-0-07879
5Minnesota Duluth0-0-07485
6Michigan(2)0-0-06803
7Quinnipiac0-0-06697
8Northeastern0-0-064113
9Notre Dame0-0-05888
10Massachusetts0-0-052010
11Harvard0-0-045515
12Boston University0-0-0396NR
13St. Cloud0-0-038611
14Western Michigan0-0-03336
15Providence0-0-028320
16Ohio State0-0-022516
17UMass Lowell0-0-022012
18Clarkson0-0-018917
19Cornell0-0-0118NR
20Michigan Tech0-0-09014

Others receiving votes: Boston College 72, Penn State 65, Connecticut 62, Northern Michigan 61, Bemidji State 40, AIC 39, Arizona State 29, Bowling Green 15, Maine 15, Omaha 15, Wisconsin 15, Colgate 10, Sacred Heart 7, Merrimack 6, Air Force 5, Brown 1, Canisius 1
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Such disrespect to my National Championship winning LU Lions to not even receive a vote!
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From: Seamore Sports
Atlantic Hockey non conference series to watch: Part One

September 21, 2022
Oliver Francies

For Atlantic Hockey to be a two bid or more conference, they will need to win some more series/one off games this year against non conference teams. We will highlight some key ones and what to watch for in them.

Holy Cross-North Dakota

Bill Riga spoke at Atlantic Hockey media day about his group and what heading into year two of his leadership as head coach of the Crusaders looks like. Holy Cross took points from nearly every team they faced down the stretch of Atlantic Hockey last year, and has some scoring power coming to this team. ... If Holy Cross can compete as they did down the stretch and focus on short segments of the game, they could give a strong Fighting Hawks team more than they may want to deal with opening up the season.

Niagara-Omaha

Head Coach Jason Lammers loves playing NCHC teams on the road to open up the season. He thinks it helps them get ready to travel to Air Force, the only plane trip for any school in the conference. Also, this series will be a good test to see how fast a new look Niagara team is. ... Lammers also mentioned the strong speed that NCHC teams all have and we all expect Omaha to be fast. Niagara could face a former AIC goalie in net for this series in Jake Kucharski as well. ... Omaha will be one of the fastest teams in the NCHC again this year, but a physical team like Niagara that can skate with them should make this season opener a series to follow.


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Holy Cross coming back to the Ralph where they had one of the biggest upsets in NCAA history when they took down the gophers in the West Regional. The Ralph went absolutely nuts when they scored in overtime. UND beat them the next day to head to the Frozen Four
 
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Holy Cross coming back to the Ralph where they had one of the biggest upsets in NCAA history when they took down the gophers in the West Regional. The Ralph went absolutely nuts when they scored in overtime. UND beat them the next day to head to the Frozen Four
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I vividly remember them sending Kessel and company home. That was a wild tournament.
 
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General | September 23, 2022

WMU Announces New Contracts for Ferschweiler, Morin, Jernigan and Clipfell.​


KALAMAZOO, Mich. – The Western Michigan Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and Director of Athletics Dan Bartholomae have announced new contracts for WMU hockey head coach Pat Ferschweiler ...

Ferschweiler's new contract runs through the 2025-26 season. In his first season at the helm, Ferschweiler coached the Broncos to unprecedented heights. WMU made the National Collegiate Hockey Conference Froze Faceoff Finals for the first time in program history, secured a No. 1 Seed for the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history, oversaw the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament win, saw Ethen Frank become the first Bronco to lead the nation in goal-scoring and Frank and Ronnie Attard were both named AHCA All-Americans. WMU also maintained its academic success, with 27 student-athletes being named NCHC Academic All-Conference. Senior Drew Worrad was named NCHC Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year and Worrad, Aidan Fulp and Jacob Bauer were named AHCA All-American Scholars. ...


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KALAMAZOO, Mich. – The Western Michigan Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and Director of Athletics Dan Bartholomae have announced new contracts for WMU hockey
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Men's College Hockey Preview: 15 Teams To Watch Going Into NCAA Season

Chris Peters takes a look at 15 teams that could figure prominently one way or another into the 2022-23 men's college hockey season.

Sep 28, 2022 by Chris Peters

Summer is nice, but if you’re a hockey fan it doesn’t get much better when the calendar flips to October. This year, the Oct. 1 will also bring the first official action of the men’s college hockey season with a series of exhibitions, but also a pretty large slate of non-conference games and even a couple of full-on conference showdowns. ...

To get you ready for the 2022-23 men’s college hockey season, I picked out some of the teams I’ll be watching closely throughout the year, some top NHL prospects that will dot NCAA rosters this season and much more.

This isn't meant to be a top teams list, rather it's all about teams that I think will factor into the season in various ways, some as championship contenders, some as newsmakers, others just because I can't wait to see what the team on paper looks like on the ice. ...


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CHA Women's Hockey Preview: Can Syracuse Continue Success Under New Coach?

College Hockey America starts its 21st season of play this week. Once again, five teams will be part of the action.

Sep 26, 2022 by Nicole Haase


Robert Morris, which reinstated its hockey programs in December 2021, was readmitted to the CHA in March for play during the 2023-2024 season.

Syracuse is the reigning regular-season and tournament champion, but Penn State has put together a team it thinks can achieve the school's first NCAA berth - and the preseason coaches' poll agrees.

Here's a look at each team ...


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And not to be outdone on the men's side, the USCHO.com versions ...

• ECAC Hockey 2022-23 Season Preview: Parity abounds with teams rebuilding, refocusing efforts after pandemic years

• NCHC Hockey 2022-23 Season Preview: Denver the early favorite as Pioneers look to repeat as national champions

ADDERS:

• CCHA Hockey 2022-23 Season Preview: After successful return in 2021-22, conference teams ready to take next step

• Big Ten Hockey 2022-23 Season Preview: With expectations heightened, all teams have renewed confidence to make Frozen Four run

• Hockey East 2022-23 Season Preview: Rivalry reignited with new faces behind the bench at Boston College, Boston University

• Atlantic Hockey 2022-23 Season Preview: Complacency not an issue for any teams as conference finds itself focused on new season
 
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FloHockey's contributor Chris Peters offers up his first "Power Rankings" of the men's DI season ...

2022-23 Men's NCAA Hockey Power Rankings​

Oct 4, 2022 by Chris Peters

Chris Peters provides his weekly power rankings for NCAA Division I Men's Hockey.
Welcome to FloHockey's weekly power rankings for men's NCAA hockey. Find out which teams across the country rise, fall or stay put as the weekly series unfold in the 2022-2023 season.

1. Minnesota | Last Ranking: N/A​

Record: 2-0-0
Currently No. 2 in both major college hockey polls, the Gophers started their season with a sweep of first-year program Lindenwood. Minnesota had several key players to replace from last season, but have one of the nation's best recruiting classes and a veteran blue line that is among the best in the NCAA.

2. Denver | Last Ranking: N/A​

Record: 0-0-0
The defending national champion Pioneers are the top team in both major polls, but they have so much scoring to replace from last season. What they do have, however, is almost its entire defensive corps returning from last year's team and starting goalie Magnus Chrona. If their young forwards can have a positive enough impact offensively, they'll remain a title contender.

3. Minnesota Duluth | Last Ranking: N/A​

Record: 2-0-0
The Bulldogs passed a tough Week 1 test against a solid Arizona State squad, earning the sweep with an OT win and more convincing 4-1 victory on Saturday. Freshmen forwards Ben Steeves and Isaac Howard look like they're going to make an impact for a team that had to replace some veteran talent, but UMD's strength will continue to be its solid team defense and ability to dictate the pace of play. ...


See the Rest of the 1st week Rankings at: NCAA Men's Hockey
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