Redemption

Shea Guthrie nets the first goal of the game in the third period against Quinnipiac.Photo Credit: Brad PettengillFriday night was a disaster. The Golden Knights took their lumps at Hobey Baker rink from the Princeton Tigers and we're forced to regroup at the end of a 7-1 defeat. The Knights showed serious resilience Saturday and put together what might have been their best game of the year in a

Gameday @ Princeton

Clarkson looks to lock up second place tonight at Hobey Baker Rink.Golden Knights also looking to keep pace in national Pair Wise Rankings.Puck drops at 7.College Hockey News Tale of the TapeScenarios:Clarkson can clinch second place with:A win or tieORA SLU win or tie AND a Dartmouth win or tieA SLU win at Quinnipiac gives the Saints the league title.

#2 St. Lawrence v. #7 Clarkson

Yessiree! Playoffs! While the men are working on nailing down one of the most successful regular seasons in recent history at Princeton and Quinnipiac, the Women are looking to make their mark by winning their first ever ECACHL playoff series against the hated Saints of St. Lawrence in a best of three series in Appleton Arena.Some thoughts:Clarkson is 1-4-1 all-time against St. Lawrence, and has

The Envelope Please...

With the last weekend of the regular season upon us, there are still plenty of things to sort out in the ECACHL this year. A regular season champion, the first round byes, and the last home ice spots. However some things in the league are a given, namely some of the post season awards to be handed out. In this season of Award Nights we at CHF will make some predictions of who will be receiving

Weekend Thoughts.

When is a tie almost as good as a win? When you let a 2-1 lead slip away in the third, fall behind 3-2, then score a power play goal with your goalie pulled with 3.3 seconds left to tie the game. Instant beach-ball frenzy. One of the more electric moments in recent Cheel Arena history, and a great way to salvage Senior Night.Clarkson looked fairly dominant against Union, although there was a

And we're back!

Due to last weekend's Boston Extreme Beerfest, and this week's prolonged hangover, posting has come to a standstill. In the void the Golden Knights locked up home ice in the first round and have their eyes on a first round bye this weekend.Clarkson took it's first four point weekend of 2007, and their first home four point weekend in league play defeating Brown and Yale.Shawn Weller was named

Weekend Preview

The table is set for the Clarkson Golden Knights.Six games left in the regular season, four at home and five against the bottom five teams in the league. Just one point out of second place and two points out of first Clarkson sits poised to make a move to the top of the league in the next couple weeks.This is the ECAC, however, anything can happen.The league is very tight right now with a mere

Senior Weekend

Sadly, we haven't done enough to cover Women's Hockey this season as we would like. Regardless, this weekend marks the final weekend for the twelve women who have skated for the first four years of Clarkson's Women's Hockey Program and we wanted to give a shout-out to them for helping make this program a national success. Despite a tough road this season, as bloggers and fans we have great

Bring it!

The esteemed MikeR our on again off again contributor dropped a bomb in the roundtable today, dropping the names of some teams that will apparently be facing the Golden Knights in non-conference play in 2007-2008. Some of the names and games that could be making the cut: @ LSSU - Do we get to bring our band?UMass and Providence - Turning into a HE / ECAC TraditionSt. Cloud - A flip of the scores

A Belated Birthday

Just over a year ago Ron and I started this blog with no real intent. We both read the Clarkson Roundtable and contributed, but we wanted something more, a place where we could get info and put out our personal feelings in a non-message board setting. I don't think either of us expected the return we have seen. In the past 12 months, according to our stat trackers, we have had over 25,000

REBOUND

CLARKSON TAKES TWO POINTS WITH A 2-1 WIN AT COLGATESULLIVAN SCORES ON A FIRST PERIOD POWERPLAYZALEWSKI NETS GAME WINNER ON A BEAUTIFUL PASS FROM PAQUETLEGGIO STANDS TALL WITH 33 SAVESSTANDINGS1. SLU 11-4-1 232. Quinnipiac 9-4-4 223. Clarkson 9-4-3 214. Cornell 7-6-3 174. Dartmouth 7-6-3 176. Harvard 7-9-1 156. Colgate 6-7-3 158. Princeton 6-8-2 149. Yale 6-9-1 139. Brown 5-8-3 1311. Union 6-10-0