Is it gameday?

George Roll was mentioned on INCH this week, not for the two wins at home against Miami and Bowling Green, but for what he did in practice this week to 'motivate' the team."Clarkson's coaching staff, in an effort to snap the Golden Knights' four-game skid, made the team practice with wooden sticks and took away access to the players lounge and locker-room radio last week. The message: Such things

The Roller Coaster Ride Continues

Mr. Hyde comes through on Saturday night. Clarkson defeats #3 Miami 4-2.Rutherglen completes a monster weekend with the game winner.Weller and Guthrie open the scoring, Zalewski provides the insurance.Leggio stops 23 in the win.Men head to Yale and Brown next weekend. Which team will show up?In Ithaca the Clarkson women completed their own four point weekend with a 5-1 drubbing of

Happy Holidays!

Turkey makes us lazy. Turkey makes the Knights score.No updates from us, but five goals from Clarkson!Rutherglen with two goals and an assist.Clarkson outshot 23-20 but Leggio stops them all.Huge matchup against Miami of not Florida tomorrow.Women take down league upstart Colgate 2-1.Gaudet ties it with 41 seconds left with the goalie on the bench.Balikowski from Eusepi on the breakaway for the

SCSU 7 - Clarkson 2

THE WHEELS ARE OFFClarkson loses fourth straight, falls to Saint Cloud 7-2.McNulty gives up 5 goals, replaced by Leggio in second period.St. Cloud outscores Knights 11-2 for the weekend.Knights look to regroup at home next weekend against Miami and Bowling Green.

Women's Hockey - Clarkson v. Wayne State

After a closely contested weekend at home against Robert Morris, the Clarkson Women's Hockey team skated away with a sweep over the Colonials, taking the Friday game 1-0, and the Saturday game 3-1. This week, the Knights head to Deeeeeeeee-troit to face the Wayne State Warriors in non-conference play.Last weekend, Stephanie Hansen started both games in net for an injured Kira Hurley and came away

SCS Who?

Let's be honest here, we don't know much about the WCHA, except for the fact that they are the conference that produces the winners of the national championship every year since Ted Donato had a full head of hair. Other than that, they could be playing in the Big Ten conference and we wouldn't care too much. Fortunately for us, the blogosphere is a large and very informative place, and we have

A punch in the face.

I'm just about ready to give Blogger a "punch in the face." It has been up and down like crazy over the last few days preventing us from feeding you more delicious Golden Knight mush.So last week. Not so good. Clarkson was in it both games, but came up short when a high-powered Quinnipiac team buried an empty-netter for the win, and Princeton held off the Knights for a 3-2 victory. As I mentioned

Quick Women's Preview

Sadly I've been buried and haven't had a chance to put together a complete Women's Preview this week. But let me nail down the basics.The Women played admirably last weekend. They took it to nationally-ranked Harvard and Dartmouth squads that had a number of Olympians returning between them. They outshot both squads, and both teams rode hot goalies who have been suspect at times in the past to 2-

Fear and Loathing on the College Hockey Trail

Pack up the car, charge the iPod, and sharpen up the skates, cause half of Clarkson Hockey Fans is headed on a road trip to the frozen tundra of Potsdam, New York. This is not my first trip to Cheel this season, I saw the debacle that was the USA U-18 game, and it will not be my last game of the season. This trip will only last one game though as a day off and prior engagements will limit me to

Zalewski Named Player of the Week

Coming off a two goal, two assist weekend at Harvard and Dartmouth, Clarkson forward Steve Zalewski was named the ECAC Player of the Week for the second time this season. Zalewski has 8 goals and 4 assists in 8 games this year. Clarkson was also named the College Hockey News Team of the Week and is currently ranked #12 in the nation.Goaltender David Leggio was named to the ECAC honor roll for

Clarkson / Harvard Thoughts

I was fortunate enough with a large contigent of Alumni in the Boston area to get to see the Knights live at Bright Hockey Center in Cambridge as they defeated Harvard, and also chat with some of the players and coaches after the game.At the end of the first period, a few miscues cost the Knights as things felt like they suddenly got sloppy. Passes were getting picked off, or were bouncing off of

FOUR POINT WEEKEND!

GOLDEN KNIGHTS SWEEP THROUGH NEW ENGLANDFIVE DIFFERENT GOAL SCORERS TALLY IN A 5-2 VICTORY AT HARVARDKNIGHTS RING UP SIX GOALS AT DARTMOUTH PREVAIL 6-3KNIGHTS AT 6-1-1 OFF TO BEST START SINCE 1991

Weekend Previi

Sorry we have been lazy this week, but there hasn't been too much breaking news in the Clarkson community to note on, and we've been keeping busy with other things. This weekend both the men's and women's team face off against the league's defending champions and their road partner. Easily the toughest road trip for the men's team. All road trips are tough, but this one is a monster to open

Women's Preview - Clarkson vs. Dartmouth / Harvard

Coming off of a UGE weekend on the road where the Knights righted the ship and took three points from Quinnipiac and Princeton, Clarkson heads home to face Harvard and Dartmouth in one of the biggest series of the year (sound familiar?) Why is this so big? These are two top-tier teams that Clarkson believes they can beat, and taking at least a split here will go a long way towards home ice in the