Last season The ECAC is probably the second-strongest conference in women’s hockey. Clarkson won the National Championship, making the Golden Knights back-to-back National Champions. It was their third title overall. In the regular season, Clarkson and Colgate tied for first with 38 points and a record of 19-3, each. Colgate had been on the rise […]
ECAC Hockey
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Coaching Staff Diversity in NCAA Leads to Success
The powerhouses of Division I women’s hockey have something in common behind the bench
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SB Nation’s Women’s College Hockey Division I Poll: Quarterfinal Quackery
We are almost to the end and the poll has shaken up once again.
Posted inECAC Hockey, Hockey East, NCAA, WCHA
Sophomore standouts: Five second-year players
The sophomore slump seems to have avoided plenty of players this season
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Freshman phenoms: Five standout NCAA first-year players
A crop of new faces has been off to a roaring start through the first full month of NCAA play
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SB Nation’s Women’s College Hockey Division I Poll: Surprising Starts
The season started off with a bang.
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2017-18 NCAA Preview: ECAC
After Clarkson’s championship win, the ECAC looks to be even more competitive and dominate in 2017-18.
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2016 NWHL Draft prospect profile: Sydney Rossman
The CT Whale ink Quinnipiac’s Rossman
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2017 Patty Kazmaier Award: SB Nation poll
The Ice Garden weighs in on who should win 2017’s Patty Kazmaier Award
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Women’s NCAA tournament: Meet the goalies
With high-powered offenses coming at them, which one of these netminders will lead their team to a title?
