Big Addition for Women

The USCHO forums, which are usually pretty spot-on in regards to recruiting, have been a-buzz about LW Britney Selina, who according to posts has commited to Clarkson. The power-forward had a 27-12-39 line for Etobicoke in the PWHL in 28 games, which included four hat tricks. Selina was also on Team Ontario Red squad which won the U-18 National Championship, along with incoming defenseman Carlee

Hard Hat Required

Two fellow ECACHL members are making significant changes to their hockey arenas. Over at Cornell work began on the renovation of Lynah Rink after the last home game. Progress can be monitored on the Lynah Faithful Blog. Quinnipiac is nearing completion on the TD Banknorth Sports Center which will feature a basketball and hockey venue. Photos and info can be found here. From what can be seen it

Somewhat Breaking News

Clarkson Hockey Fans is reporting that USCHO is reporting that the New Haven Register is reporting that Keith Allain has taken the job at Yale. You can read all about him here, as we have no idea who this guy is. However our lack of knowledge does not prevent us from welcoming him the the ECACHL.

Hi, we're the Replacements.

According to this article by Ken Schott the RPI coaching vacancy is down to the final three. Perennial candidate Stan Moore was removed from consideration earlier this week and is expected to stay at Providence. Expect RPI to pick between Boston College assistant, Mike Cavanaugh, Ohio State assistant, Casey Jones and former Clarkson coach, Mark Morris, within the next week.In New Haven the final

Most Impressive.

I took in a good portion of the Boston College / Wisconsin game and it was a lot of fun to watch. The final two minutes were fairly insane, and for it to end with a shot ringing off the post with a second remaining was amazing. A big thumbs up to the officiating crew, who decided to go to the replay despite the fact that the Wisconsin bench had emptied to celebrate. Best to make sure that the

Last Game of The Season

What gives?! Having the opening round of the Frozen Four on a Thursday is pretty ridiculous. It turns out I missed a pretty high scoring affair between Boston College and North Dakota, which BC won 6-5. All accounts of the game were pretty lopsided in favor of BC, as they busted out to 5-2 and 6-3 leads in the second and the third. Despite this, North Dakota made a hell of a game out of it,

Nick Dodge Named MVP, 2006-2007 Captain

Clarkson sophomore forward Nick Dodge was named the Golden Knight's team MVP, and the Captain for the 2006-2007 season at the booster banquet held on April 1st, at Sergi's in front of a fine spread that included pizza rolls no doubt. Dodge had a 16-25-41 line on the season. He led the league in short-handed goals in four, and had a +9 skater rating for the season. No assistants were named at the