ecac hockey

• Bulldogs Overdogs in Ecac Hockey

From staff reports Yale is the overwhelming favorite in ECAC Hockey this season. The Bulldogs, two-time defending regular-season champions, received 11 of 12 first-place votes in the ECAC Hockey coaches poll and a record 25 first-place votes in the media poll, which is in its 12th year.

• New Haven Register
• September 25, 2010

• Division 2-3 College Hockey Preview; ECAC Northeast at a glance.

Byline: Steve Kendall For the second consecutive year, the ECAC Northeast Division 3 added a team, as newcomer Westfield State joins the fray. For...

• Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
• Nbr. 2008, April 2008

• Ecac Hockey Playoffs

At a glance ... QUARTERFINALS (Best-of-3)

• New Haven Register
• March 17, 2009

• 2009-10 Ecac Hockey All-League Selections First [Derived Headline]

-10 ECAC HOCKEY ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM F: Chase Polacek, Rensselaer

• New Haven Register
• March 03, 2010

• ECAC hockey honors.

Nichols College freshman forward Zach Kohn has been named the ECAC Northeast Hockey League Rookie of the Year and is also a second-team All-ECAC North...

• Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
• Nbr. 2010, January 2010

• Men's Hockey - Newha Ecac East/Nescac All-Stars

MEN'S HOCKEY NEWHA ECAC EAST/NESCAC ALL-STARS

• Portland Press Herald
• April 01, 2009

• Struggling Bobcats Skate On Thin Ice; No. 6 Quinnipiac Brings Six- Game Losing Streak Into Ecac Hockey Playoffs

It was a light practice session at the TD Banknorth Sports Center on Wednesday morning. The Quinnipiac men's hockey team was on the ice for only an hour or so, and coach Rand Pecknold made the most of the time by focusing on special teams play, one of his team's bigger areas of concern.

• New Haven Register
• October 20, 2010

• Yale Starts Postseason Quest

Register Staff cmalafronte@nhregister.com NEW HAVEN -- The sting of last season's early exit from the ECAC Hockey tournament subsided quickly for Yale, spurred by a strong showing at the NCAA regional.

• New Haven Register
• March 12, 2011

• To Survive and Advance Once More Means Frozen Four

BRIDGEPORT -- The term "survive and advance" has never been more appropriate and rewarding for the Yale hockey team, which lives for another puck drop tonight against Minnesota-Duluth, the No. 3 seed in the NCAA hockey tournament East Region. Yale advanced in a tense, 2-1 overtime thriller over Air Force, though in all honesty, after a stretch of four postseason games in which Yale outscored its opponents 19-2 -- 10-0 in the semifinals and final of the ECAC Hockey tournament -- this was not Yale's crispest night of hockey. Yale coach Keith Allain concurred, though with the caveat that Air Force caused some of the turmoil and angst that are part and parcel with a one-and-done environment and two teams conditioned to compete with every ounce of energy remaining.

• New Haven Register
• March 26, 2011

• Rondeau: Overlooked, Under the Radar, On Top of His Game

ATLANTIC CITY -- If game statistics aren't a sufficient measure of Ryan Rondeau's brilliant season in goal for the Yale hockey team, then how about the Pairwise Rankings, which lists Yale as the No. 1 team in the country and likely the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament next week. If being the second-ranked goalie in the nation in goals allowed per game (behind Aaron Dell of North Dakota) isn't commendation enough, then how about the college hockey RPI, which finds Yale as the No. 3 team in the nation and best in ECAC hockey. If ranking second in winning percentage to only Boston College's John Muse isn't selling you on the type of season Rondeau is having, then how about the national rankings which find Yale third, and best in the ECAC.

• New Haven Register
• March 20, 2011