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  • CHS: November 3, 2024

    CHS: November 3, 2024
    Nov 4 2024
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 3, 2024. Only two games on the schedule and both were in the East. There’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    In Hockey East action, UConn defeated Vermont 6-5 in a thrilling overtime tilt, with Tristian Fraser scoring a pair of goals, including the game-winner in a back-and-forth affair. Vermont jumped out to a 2-0 lead before UConn scored three straight. The teams then traded goals until overtime, when Fraser’s second of the game ended things with 46 seconds left.

    In non-conference play, Dartmouth kicked off its season with a pair of weekend wins. After topping Harvard on Friday, the Big Green stopped Stonehill 5-2. Dartmouth dominated early, jumping out to a 5-0 lead thanks to goals from five different players before Stonehill managed to score twice late in the game.

    There is one game scheduled for Monday and it’s a men’s matchup in Atlantic Hockey America as Robert Morris will head north up I-79 to take on Mercyhurst.

    I’m Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 3, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 2, 2024

    CHS: November 2, 2024
    Nov 3 2024
    College Hockey Scoreboard

    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 2, 2024. Another quality night of college hockey with some big sweeps taking place across the land. As always, there’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    We’ll start with the men’s action where top-ranked Denver completed a sweep over Yale with a 5-1 win as Aiden Thompson scored twice, and No. 2 Boston College edged No. 10 St. Cloud State 2-1 on Gabe Perrault’s early third-period goal.

    Fourth-ranked Minnesota pulled off a 1-0 win over No. 18 Penn State with a late goal in the final minute by Jimmy Clark, improving the Gophers at 7-1.

    No. 11 Michigan earned a 5-4 overtime victory over No. 5 Boston University as Jackson Hallum notched a hat trick, including the game-winner, to sweep the Terriers.

    Ninth-ranked Cornell rallied to beat No. 6 North Dakota 5-3, scoring three times in the third period for the sweep. No. 7 Maine shut out Merrimack 6-0, led by Thomas Freel and Harrison Scott with two goals apiece. Eighth-ranked Colorado College dominated Air Force with four goals in the third to win 6-1 and stay unbeaten.

    No. 12 Providence blanked New Hampshire 3-0 with 43 saves from Zachary Borgiel, and No. 14 Quinnipiac defeated Holy Cross 4-0 as Travis Treloar scored twice. No. 15 Ohio State topped Lake Superior State 6-2, No. 16 Minnesota State edged Bemidji State 2-1, and No. 17 UMass outlasted American International 4-3. Wisconsin got its second win of the year in the form of a 2-1 win at No. 19 Notre Dame.

    In Atlantic Hockey America, Bentley defeated Sacred Heart 6-4, and Mercyhurst edged Niagara 4-3 in overtime. In the CCHA, Augustana took down St. Thomas 3-2, Bowling Green outscored Ferris State 5-4, and Michigan Tech powered past Northern Michigan 6-3.

    In Hockey East, Vermont beat UConn 1-0 in overtime.

    Other non-conference action saw Alaska tie Clarkson but take the shootout, same thing with Robert Morris, who tied Lindenwood, but also prevailed in the shootout. RPI squeezed by Miami 2-1 to finish off a sweep of the Redhawks.

    To the women, where top-ranked Wisconsin continued its undefeated streak, shutting out No. 8 St. Cloud State 4-0, with Laila Edwards netting her 13th goal of the season and Ava McNaughton making 29 saves.

    No. 2 Ohio State narrowly escaped St. Thomas with a 1-0 overtime win on Emma Peschel’s power-play goal just 21 seconds into the extra period.

    Third-ranked Minnesota downed Bemidji State 4-1, led by Abbey Murphy’s two power-play goals. Minnesota-Duluth and Minnesota State skated to a 3-3 tie, with the Bulldogs winning the shootout after a thrilling finish in the last two minutes of regulation. That shootout also went EIGHT rounds.

    In the ECAC, No. 5 Clarkson took down Princeton 6-3 behind two goals each from Sena Catterall and Anne Cherkowski. Sixth-ranked Colgate came from behind in the third to edge Union 4-3, with Kristyna Kaltounkova’s game-winner.

    No. 11 Quinnipiac defeated No. 7 St. Lawrence 3-1, with two goals from Jenna Donahue.

    No. 9 Cornell routed RPI 7-0 as Lindzi Avar recorded her first three goals of the year - up, the ol’ hat trick. Tenth-ranked UConn beat Holy Cross 2-0, Yale bested Dartmouth 2-1, and Brown rolled over Harvard 5-1.

    Other women’s action saw Lindenwood edge Mercyhurst 2-1, RIT down Robert Morris 5-1, Boston University nip Providence 3-2, New Hampshire shut out Northeastern 2-0, and Vermont beat Maine 2-1.

    In the NEWHA, Sacred Heart beat LIU 1-0, Assumption thumped Post 7-3, Franklin Pierce won over St. Anselm 7-3, and Stonehill beat St. Michael’s 3-1.



    I’m Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 2, 2024.
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  • CHS: November 1, 2024

    CHS: November 1, 2024
    Nov 2 2024
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 1, 2024. It’s a full night of college puck with six head-to-head matchups between ranked teams, four on the men’s side and two on the women. As always, there’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.

    We’ll start with the men tonight: In men’s non-conference play, No. 1 Denver remained unbeaten with a 6-0 shutout over Yale as Eric Pohlkamp scored twice and Matt Davis made 22 saves. No. 2 Boston College topped No. 10 St. Cloud State 4-1, led by Gabe Perrault’s two goals.
    Fourth-ranked Minnesota rallied to a 3-1 win over No. 18 Penn State with Jimmy Snuggerud scoring twice. No. 11 Michigan surged in the third with five goals to overcome No. 5 Boston University 5-1, with Evan Werner scoring his first two goals of the season.

    Ninth-ranked Cornell opened their season strong, defeating No. 6 North Dakota 4-1 with four different players scoring. In Hockey East, No. 7 Maine shut out Merrimack 5-0, as five Black Bears scored, while No. 12 Providence doubled up New Hampshire 6-3 with Ryan O’Reilly scoring twice and Logan Will contributing three assists.

    No. 15 Ohio State routed Lake Superior State 9-3, scoring four goals in the first and five in the third.
    In the CCHA, Bemidji State edged No. 16 Minnesota State 1-0 on Carter Randklev’s fourth goal of the season.

    No. 19 Notre Dame topped Wisconsin 3-2 in overtime, with Cole Knuble scoring the game-winner on the power play. The Badgers dropped to 1-6. UMass Lowell completed a pair of comebacks to defeat Holy Cross 5-4 in overtime with Jak Vaarwerk netting the winner. During one second-period stretch, the River Hawks scored three goals in 58 seconds to go from down 3-0 to tied. They’d rally again to force OT before Vaarwerk won it in the extra frame.

    Dartmouth outlasted Harvard 2-1, Canisius downed Army West Point 6-1, Niagara beat Mercyhurst 5-3, Bentley defeated Sacred Heart 4-2, St. Thomas shut out Augustana 4-0, Bowling Green blanked Ferris State 2-0, Michigan Tech topped Northern Michigan 3-0 up in the U.P., Alaska defeated Clarkson 3-1, Robert Morris beat Lindenwood 3-1, RPI slipped past Miami 3-2 in overtime, and Stonehill defeated St. Lawrence 4-0.

    In women’s action: Top-ranked Wisconsin remained unbeaten with a 6-0 shutout over No. 8 St. Cloud State, as Laila Edwards and Cassie Hall each scored twice, helping the Badgers score on their first three shots within the game’s opening minutes.

    No. 2 Ohio State earned a 5-1 victory over St. Thomas, with Joy Dunne netting two goals giving her 11 on the season. Jenna Buglioni and Jocelyn Amos also scored, giving them 11 on the year as well.
    No. 3 Minnesota slipped past Bemidji State 2-1, thanks to Natalie Mlynkova’s two-goal performance. In Mankato, Caitlin Kraemer’s two goals led No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth to a 4-1 win over Minnesota State.

    In ECAC play, Kaley Doyle’s 30 saves gave No. 11 Quinnipiac a 3-0 win over No. 5 Clarkson, marking her fourth shutout of the season. Emma Pais (PICE)’s two goals pushed No. 6 Colgate past RPI 4-1, while Taylor Lum’s scored twice to lead No. 7 St. Lawrence to a 6-2 win at Princeton.
    Union surprised No. 9 Cornell 3-2, with Jill Willis’ third goal of the season as the game-winner. No. 10 UConn needed overtime to defeat Holy Cross 2-1 with Ashley Allard’s scoring the game-winner.
    No. 12 Penn State completed a sweep of Syracuse, winning 5-2 behind Maddy Christian’s two-goal performance.

    Harvard dealt No. 14 Yale its first loss, winning 5-1 with goals from five different players. No. 15 Brown stayed unbeaten with a 2-1 win over Dartmouth, Ella Muralt scoring the winner.
    In other women’s action, Mercyhurst won 3-1 over Lindenwood, Robert Morris took a shootout win over RIT after a 2-2 tie, Northeastern beat New Hampshire 4-1, Boston University topped Providence 5-1, Maine defeated Vermont 5-1, Assumption edged Post 2-1, Franklin Pierce outlasted St. Anselm 4-3, LIU narrowly won over Sacred Heart 3-2, and Stonehill rolled past St. Michael’s 5-1.

    I’m Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 1, 2024.
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  • CHS: October 31, 2024

    CHS: October 31, 2024
    Nov 1 2024
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for October 31, 2024. Had to break the format for the last couple days, since there was only one game on October 27 and one game on October 30. With two games tonight, we’ll give you that information as well as a quick look back, because them scores matter.

    We’ll start with Sunday where Boston College pulled off a thrilling comeback with a 4-3 victory over third-ranked Clarkson. Trailing 3-1, the Eagles scored three unanswered goals in the third period, highlighted by Gaby Roy’s game-tying goal with just over nine minutes left and Julia Pellerin’s game-winner with 2:25 remaining, completing a weekend sweep.

    On Wednesday in men’s action, Niagara took down RIT 4-1 with four different players finding the back of the net, while Shane Ott contributed three assists to power the victory. Niagara’s now 2-0-1 in Atlantic Hockey America.

    A pair of games on Halloween - we start with the one women’s game where No. 12 Penn State needed overtime to edge past Syracuse 3-2 in a game they dominated in shots, outshooting the Orange 37-16. Brianna Brooks’ third goal of the year two minutes into overtime gave the Nittany Lions their eighth win of the season.

    On the men’s side Canisius shut out Army West Point 4-0, with Matteo Giampa netting two goals and Ethan Robertson making 26 saves for the shutout. Canisius moves to 2-0 in Atlantic Hockey America, while the Black Knights, who have already played five league games, fell to 2-3.
    I’m Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for October 31, 2024.
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  • CHS: October 26, 2024

    CHS: October 26, 2024
    Oct 27 2024
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for October 26, 2024. We got 45 games to get you updated on. By now, you might know the drill - No breakdowns, No analysis, it’s just the scores. We’ll start with the busy night on the men’s side.

    Top-ranked Denver scored six unanswered goals to sweep #20 Wisconsin with a 6-1 win, as Sam Harris netted his sixth of the season.

    No. 2 Boston College scored twice in the final minute to secure a 4-2 comeback victory over #14 Western Michigan, with Ryan Leonard scoring the game-winner and an empty netter.

    No. 3 Boston U. rebounded from a Friday loss to defeat No. 7 North Dakota 4-3. #4 Michigan State completed a sweep over Canisius, winning 4-1 with four different players scoring. #5 Minnesota took down St. Thomas 6-2, with Brody Lamb scoring a hat trick as part of a 13-goal weekend sweep.

    #6 Maine edged Northeastern in a shootout after a 2-2 draw. Bret Link and Klavs Veinbergs each scored and Kaidan MBerek o had an 18-save shutout as Colorado College improved to 4-0 with a 2-0 win at Alaska-Anchorage. Alaska Test also saw some shattered glass to start the third period.

    New Hampshire upset #11 Quinnipiac 3-2, with Cy LeClerc contributing a goal and an assist.

    #12 St. Cloud State notched a 2-1 win over Augustana, marking their fifth one-goal victory this season. They’re 6-1. No. 13 Providence and Vermont tied 4-4 with the Friars taking the shootout and UConn defeated #15 UMass 3-2 with Jake Percival scoring twice to bring his season total to six.

    In a tight game, #18 Minnesota State beat #16 Omaha 1-0, thanks to Alex Tracy’s 27 saves and an early goal by Adam Eisele. LIU upset #17 Notre Dame in South Bend 5-2, with five different players scoring.

    #19 Ohio State shut out Bowling Green 2-0 to remain unbeaten at 5-0-1, with Kristoffer Eberly making 22 saves.

    American International claimed a 4-2 win over Air Force, while Army West Point defeated Bentley 4-1. Robert Morris edged Niagara in a shootout after a 4-4 draw. Bemidji State secured a 3-0 win over Ferris State in CCHA play. Union edged RPI 4-3, and UMass Lowell topped Merrimack 6-3 to improve to 4-1. Arizona State blanked Northern Michigan 2-0 with both goals coming from Ryan Kirwan and 22 saves from Gibson Homer.

    Clarkson completed a sweep with a 2-1 overtime win over Michigan Tech, thanks to Ryan Richardson’s powerplay goal. Colgate outlasted RIT 4-3, and Sacred Heart edged Holy Cross 2-1. Miami earned a 4-1 win over Lindenwood, and Penn State topped St. Lawrence 3-1.

    Dominic James scored twice in Minnesota-Duluth’s 2-1 win over Stonehill. In exhibition play, #8 Cornell defeated Toronto (Ont.) 6-2, and Princeton shut out Waterloo (Ont.) 6-0.

    On the women’s side, Ohio State claimed the Women’s Icebreaker title with a 7-3 victory over No. 11 Cornell. The Buckeyes were led by Jocelyn Amos’ two goals and two assists. Boston College handed #3 Clarkson its first loss of the year, winning 3-1 with three different players scoring.

    Peyton Hemp’s overtime goal lifted #4 Minnesota over upset-minded Minnesota State 3-2 in WCHA action.

    #6 St. Lawrence and RIT played to a 2-2 draw, with SLU winning in a shootout.

    Colgate’s Elyssa Biederman scored twice in a 4-1 win over Maine, bringing her season total to six goals.

    #8 St. Cloud State improved to 7-1-2 after beating St. Thomas 3-1. #9 Quinnipiac also won in a shootout after a 1-1 tie with Yale. #12 Penn State cruised past Stonehill 11-1 with Grace Outwater recording a hat trick in the Icebreaker Third-Place Game.

    Brown completed a sweep of Princeton with a 4-3 win, highlighted by two goals from Jade Iginla. Union defeated Dartmouth 2-1, while RPI blanked Harvard 3-0. New Hampshire edged Vermont 3-2 in Hockey East play.

    Post secured a 3-2 overtime win against Franklin Pierce in NEWHA action. Boston U. rallied to a 3-2 victory over Syracuse, and Merrimack bested Lindenwood 4-1. Robert Morris had a dominant 7-1 win over St. Anselm.


    I’m Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for October 26, 2024.
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  • CHS: October 25, 2024

    CHS: October 25, 2024
    Oct 26 2024
    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for October 25, 2024. A big night with 43 games across men’s and women’s action and four games with ranked teams hitting each other head-to-head. No breakdowns, No analysis, it’s just the scores. We’ll start with the busy night on the men’s side.

    In men’s games, No. 1 Denver rallied twice to beat No. 20 Wisconsin 4-2, with Cale Ashcraft’s first goal of the season proving the game-winner.

    Seventh-ranked North Dakota jumped all over No. 3 Boston University with five first-period goals en route to a 7-2 win at The Ralph. Jackson Kunz scored twice for the Fighting Hawks.
    Fourth-ranked Michigan State blanked Canisius 3-0, improving to 4-1 on the season, while No. 5 Minnesota downed St. Thomas 7-1 behind Sam Rinzel’s two goals and assist.

    No. 6 Maine stayed unbeaten at 4-0 with a 4-1 victory over Northeastern. No. 9 Colorado College defeated Alaska-Anchorage 2-1 with Kaiden Mbereko making 28 saves. No. 11 Quinnipiac rolled over New Hampshire 8-2, with Andrew Schwartz netting his third of the season.

    No. 12 St. Cloud State edged Augustana 4-3 with Nick Portz scoring twice for the Huskies. No. 13 Providence needed overtime to beat Vermont 3-2 on Nick Poisson’s first goal of the season.

    No. 18 Minnesota State beat No. 16 Omaha 4-3 with Rhett Pitlick scoring the game-winner in the final minute.

    No. 17 Notre Dame defeated LIU 4-1, while No. 19 Ohio State downed Bowling Green 3-1.

    In Atlantic Hockey, Air Force took a 2-1 OT win over American International, with Brendan Gibbons forcing OT and Austin Schwartz scoring the winner. Bentley bested Army West Point 6-3, and Niagara routed Robert Morris 7-3. Ferris State topped Bemidji State 4-2, Union beat RPI 6-3, and Arizona State took down Northern Michigan 3-1.

    Clarkson earned a 4-1 win over Michigan Tech, Colgate edged RIT 5-4, and Holy Cross pulled out a 2-1 OT win against Sacred Heart. Lindenwood won 4-2 over Miami, Penn State defeated St. Lawrence 4-3, and Minnesota-Duluth beat Stonehill 5-1. In exhibition play, No. 10 Michigan beat the USNTDP 5-4 in OT.


    In women’s action, there were a pile of upsets. One place an upset DIDN’T happen was in Madison as top-ranked Wisconsin shut out Bemidji State 6-0, with Lacey Eden scoring twice and Laila Edwards netting her 10th goal of the season, keeping the Badgers unbeaten at 10-0.

    No. 2 Ohio State dominated Stonehill 11-0 at the Women’s Icebreaker, with three players each scoring twice. The Buckeyes will face No. 11 Cornell for the title. The Big Red beat No. 12 Penn State 2-0 with Annelies Bergmann recording 37 saves in the shutout.

    Fourth-ranked Minnesota rolled past Minnesota State 8-2, led by Natalie Miynkova’s two goals.

    No. 6 St. Lawrence defeated RIT 4-1, and seventh-ranked Colgate jumped to a 4-0 lead and never looked back, defeating Maine 8-3 with two goals from Kaia Malachino.

    Now the upsets - St. Thomas and No. 8 St. Cloud State ended tied at 1-1, with St. Thomas winning the shootout. Brown upended No. 9 Quinnipiac with a 2-1 OT win, thanks to two goals from Monique Lyons. Yale defeated No. 13 Princeton 3-1 with two goals by Cami Bell, and Providence edged No. 14 Northeastern 2-1.

    Elsewhere, RPI beat Dartmouth 3-1, Union blanked Harvard 3-0, Vermont took down New Hampshire 4-3, Franklin Pierce edged Post 3-2, Boston University handled Syracuse 4-1, Merrimack topped Lindenwood 5-1, and Robert Morris beat St. Anselm 6-1.


    I'm Jason Bryant and THAT is your College Hockey Scoreboard for October 25, 2024.
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  • CHS: October 24, 2024

    CHS: October 24, 2024
    Oct 25 2024
    College Hockey Scoreboard

    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for October 24, 2024. We just had one game tonight and it was top-ranked Wisconsin hosting Bemidji State. Let’s get to it - No analysis, no breakdowns, it’s JUST THE SCORES.

    Thursday’s lone game in the land of major college hockey was in Madison where Laila Edwards scored her nation-leading ninth goal of the season as three other Badgers also scored to lead undefeated and top-ranked Wisconsin past Bemidji State 4-0 in WCHA action.

    Wisconsin improved to 9-0 on the season and is 5-0 in the WCHA.

    With that being the only game, let’s set the table for Friday.

    On the women’s side, No. 1 Wisconsin finishes up the second half of its home series against Bemidji State, while Minnesota State travels to No. 4 Minnesota. No. 8 St. Cloud State faces St. Thomas in the front end of a home-and-home.

    In non-conference action, No. 2 Ohio State hosts Stonehill in the IceBreaker, which also includes No. 11 Cornell taking on No. 12 Penn State.

    In other ranked action, No. 3 Clarkson visits Boston College, No. 6 St. Lawrence plays RIT, and No. 7 Colgate hosts Maine.

    In the ECAC, No. 9 Quinnipiac plays Brown, No. 13 Princeton faces Yale, Dartmouth visits RPI, and Harvard is at Union.

    In Hockey East, No. 14 Northeastern takes on Providence, and Vermont visits New Hampshire.

    In NEWHA, Franklin Pierce plays Post.

    Other non-conference action sees Merrimack at Lindenwood, Robert Morris is at St. Anselm and Boston University is at Syracuse.

    Friday’s men’s college hockey schedule features several ranked non-conference matchups. No. 1 Denver hosts No. 20 Wisconsin, while No. 3 Boston University travels Grand Forks to face No. 7 North Dakota. The only other ranked head-to-head is in Mankato with a battle of Mavericks as No. 16 Omaha faces No. 18 Minnesota State.

    No. 4 Michigan State plays at Canisius, and No. 5 Minnesota hosts St. Thomas in the front-end of a home-and-home that sees Game 2 take place at the XCel Energy Center in St. Paul. No. 6 Maine faces Northeastern in Hockey East action.

    Alaska Test Time, Seawolf style as No. 9 Colorado College heads to Alaska-Anchorage, No. 12 St. Cloud State hosts Augustana, and No. 11 Quinnipiac faces New Hampshire. No. 13 Providence plays Vermont in Hockey East, while UConn visits No. 15 Upon.

    No. 17 Notre Dame hosts LIU. Rounding out the ranked teams in action, No. 19 Ohio State hosts on Bowling Green on the front-end of a home-and-home there as well.

    In Atlantic Hockey America, Air Force plays at American International, Bentley travels to Army West Point, and Niagara faces Robert Morris. In the CCHA, Bemidji State takes on Ferris State. In the ECAC, Union faces RPI.

    In other non-conference games, Arizona State plays at Northern Michigan, Clarkson visits Michigan Tech, Colgate faces RIT, Holy Cross takes on Sacred Heart, Lindenwood plays Miami, St. Lawrence visits Penn State, Stonehill faces Minnesota-Duluth, and the USNTDP visits No. 10 Michigan in an exhibition game.

    I'm Jason Bryant and THAT is your College Hockey Scoreboard … and schedule … for October 24, 2024.
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  • CHS: October 22, 2024

    CHS: October 22, 2024
    Oct 23 2024
    College Hockey Scoreboard

    It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for October 22, 2024. Three games tonight - two on the women’s side with one game featuring a pair of ranked teams and just one game on the men’s side.

    Ladies first.


    Second-ranked Ohio State cruised past 15th-ranked Mercyhurst 5-1 . Jenna Buglioni and Jordyn Petrie both notched their eighth goals of the season, while Jocelyn Amos added her seventh. Goalie Amanda Thiele made history for Ohio State, securing her 58th career win to become the program’s all-time leader in victories.

    Yale came out firing in their season opener, rolling over St. Anselm 9-0. Eight different players scored for the Bulldogs, including two goals from Vita Poniatovskaia as they racked up 70 shots on net.

    On the men’s side, Canisius picked up its first win of the year, beating Mercyhurst 6-2 in a battle of schools that reside pretty close to Lake Erie - that’s for those of you who may be geographically challenged.

    Matteo Giampa had a standout performance with a goal and three assists as six different players found the back of the net for the Golden Griffins.

    No games scheduled Wednesday, but there’s one women’s game on Thursday and it’s in the WCHA as Bemidji State will head to top-ranked Wisconsin for the first game of a two-game series with the host Badgers.


    That’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for October 22, 2024.
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