College Hockey Scoreboard Show

It’s the  #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 8-9, 2025. No bots, but we’ve got plenty of championship action to catch you up on. After the morning flight and a metric crap ton of results around college sports on Sunday, here’s what you need to know and start your week - JUST. THE. SCORES. We begin with the women:In women’s championship action, #8 Penn State captured the Atlantic Hockey title with a 4-1 win over Mercyhurst, securing an NCAA auto-bid and a quarterfinal matchup against St. Lawrence. #3 Cornell dominated #5 Colgate 5-1 to claim the ECAC crown and the national No. 3 seed, awaiting the winner of the Sacred Heart-Minnesota-Duluth game. #13 Boston University edged Northeastern 3-2 in overtime to win Hockey East and will open the NCAA tournament against Clarkson. Sacred Heart took the NEWHA title with a 4-2 win over LIU and will face Minnesota-Duluth in the opening round. In the WCHA final, #1 Wisconsin edged #4 Minnesota 4-3, claiming the nation’s top seed and awaiting the winner of Clarkson versus Boston University.In Saturday’s men’s action, #10 Boston University handled Vermont 6-1 in Hockey East, setting up a matchup between Vermont and UMass in the opening round. #5 Maine and #16 UMass battled to a 2-2 tie, with Maine taking the shootout win. #1 Boston College blanked Merrimack 6-0, sending Merrimack to face Northeastern. New Hampshire topped #17 UMass Lowell 4-2, setting up a rematch in the opening round, while #6 Providence edged Northeastern 3-2.In the NCHC, #7 Denver clipped #20 Colorado College 4-3, securing third place and a home quarterfinal against CC. Minnesota-Duluth edged St. Cloud State 3-2, finishing seventh and heading to Arizona State. Omaha rolled over #18 North Dakota 7-3, claiming fourth place and home-ice advantage against UND. #4 Western Michigan secured its quarterfinal pairing with St. Cloud State by defeating Miami 5-2.AHA quarterfinals saw #20 Holy Cross tie its series 1-1 with a 3-2 win over American International. Air Force evened their series with Sacred Heart, winning 3-2 in double overtime. Bentley completed a 2-0 sweep of Canisius with a 2-0 victory, while Niagara forced a decisive game with a 4-3 win over Army West Point.In CCHA action, Bemidji State stayed alive by edging Augustana 4-3 to tie their series. Bowling Green completed its sweep over Michigan Tech with a 4-0 win. #14 Minnesota State closed out its series with a tight 3-2 win over Lake Superior State. St. Thomas advanced by defeating Ferris State 4-1, setting up a CCHA semifinal against Bowling Green.In the Big Ten, #9 Ohio State forced a third game by edging Wisconsin 3-2 in overtime. #15 Penn State advanced with a 5-2 win over #11 Michigan, taking the series 2-0. #3 Minnesota evened its series with Notre Dame 4-2.On Sunday, #20 Holy Cross advanced by clinching the series 2-1 over American International with a 4-3 win. Sacred Heart followed suit, winning 4-1 over Air Force to advance and set up a semifinal against Bentley. Army West Point outlasted Niagara 4-3 in overtime to win their series and will face Holy Cross.In the CCHA, Bemidji State emerged victorious with a 3-2 overtime win over Augustana, securing the series 2-1 and a semifinal matchup at Minnesota State.In the Big Ten, #9 Ohio State sealed its series with a second straight 3-2 win over Wisconsin and will host Penn State in the semifinals. Notre Dame pulled the upset over #3 Minnesota 4-1 and will face Michigan State in the semifinals. \I’m Jason Bryant for real again this time (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the  #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 8-9, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 7, 2025. Still a bot, but you know what, I think you might like this voice better. Our host Jason Bryant was announcing all day in Wichita - he had some victory drinks while he was at it. So there’s no breakdowns, no analysis, and tonight, no humans. Just the scores. We begin with the women: The ECAC women’s semifinals saw #3 Cornell outlast #9 Clarkson in a thrilling 2-1 victory that stretched into triple overtime, setting up a championship showdown against #5 Colgate, who defeated #7 St. Lawrence 4-2. In the WCHA women’s semifinals, #1 Wisconsin advanced with a 3-1 win over #6 Minnesota-Duluth, while #4 Minnesota dominated #2 Ohio State 6-2, setting up a border battle for the title. In Hockey East men’s action, #16 UMass rolled past #5 Maine 5-1, and New Hampshire handled #17 UMass Lowell with a 4-1 victory. The NCHC men’s slate saw #7 Denver take care of #20 Colorado College 4-1, St. Cloud State edged Minnesota-Duluth 3-2 in overtime, #18 North Dakota topped Omaha 3-1, and #4 Western Michigan erupted for an 8-3 win over Miami. In the Atlantic Hockey quarterfinals, American International slipped past #20 Holy Cross 3-2 to take a 1-0 series lead, Sacred Heart downed Air Force 4-1, Bentley shut out Canisius 4-0, and Army West Point took a marathon 3-2 win over Niagara in double overtime, the fourth longest game in Atlantic Hockey America history. CCHA quarterfinals saw Augustana claim a 3-1 win over Bemidji State, Bowling Green edge Michigan Tech 2-1 in overtime, #14 Minnesota State cruise past Lake Superior State 4-1, and St. Thomas roll over Ferris State 7-3. In the ECAC men’s first round, Brown edged Princeton 3-2, while Harvard handled RPI 5-2. The Big Ten quarterfinals featured Wisconsin defeating #9 Ohio State 4-1, #15 Penn State outlasting #11 Michigan 6-5 in overtime, and Notre Dame upsetting #3 Minnesota 3-2. That’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for March 8. I’m NOT Jason Bryant, but he’s on the socials at jasonmbryant . Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 7, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 6, 2025. This one’s still on the road in Little Rock, but I’m going to cheat tonight. You’re not hearing my voice. I tagged a bot in for this one. But even with a bot, it’s still just the scores.Northeastern secured a 2-1 victory over Merrimack at Lawler Rink.  Cam Lund opened the scoring with a power-play goal in the first period, marking his fifth goal in as many games. The Huskies held their one-goal advantage until late in the third when sophomore Dylan Hryckowian doubled the lead. Merrimack responded with an extra-attacker goal but couldn’t find the equalizer. Northeastern goaltender Cameron Whitehead made 28 saves, while Joaquim Lemay contributed two assists and a career-high five blocked shots.\ Boston University dominated No. 6 Providence with an 8-2 win on Thursday at Agganis Arena, locking up the No. 3 seed in the Hockey East Tournament. Freshman Cole Eiserman recorded his second hat trick of the season, while junior Quinn Hutson set a career high with four assists. The Terriers built a 4-0 lead after the first period and extended it to 6-0 before Providence got on the board. BU netminder Mikhail Yegorov stopped 34 shots in the victory. The Terriers will host a quarterfinal game in the Hockey East Tournament on March 15. UConn wrapped up the regular season with a 4-1 win over Vermont, clinching the No. 4 seed in the Hockey East playoffs. Joey Muldowney scored twice, while Jake Richard extended his point streak to 10 games with a pair of goals. Freshman goaltender Callum Tung made 27 saves, including a key stop on a third-period breakaway to maintain the Huskies’ lead. Vermont broke the shutout with under four minutes left, but UConn responded with an empty-net goal to seal the win. I’m NOT Jason Bryant, but he’s on the socials at jasonmbryant . Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 6, 2025.

Greetings from Wichita, home of the ECHL’s Wichita Thunder. It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for March 5, 2025. Postseason hockey is the best hockey, right? Maybe a bit more than the scores as we’re whittling down the teams in the 2024-25 season, but here’s the scores. The stage is set for the Hockey East Championship after two thrilling semifinal matchups. Fifth-seeded Northeastern pulled off a comeback win over top-seeded UConn, 3-1, to advance to its ninth straight title game. UConn struck first on a power-play goal in the second period, but Skylar Irving took over in the third, scoring twice to flip the game in Northeastern’s favor. Junior Lily Brazis added an insurance goal, and freshman goalie Lisa Jönsson made 36 saves to backstop the Huskies - the Northeastern ones - into the final. Their opponent will be Boston University, after a dramatic double-overtime victory over Boston College. Graduate student Lindsay Bochna played the hero, knocking in the game-winner off a rebound to lift BU past BC, 3-2. The Terriers erased deficits of 1-0 and 2-1 with goals from Clara Yuhn and Riley Walsh to force extra time. Senior Callie Shanahan was lights out in net, finishing with 38 saves, including 18 after the second intermission. Northeastern and BU will clash for the Hockey East crown on Saturday at noon, with the game airing live on ESPNEWS. In the NEWHA Tournament, LIU secured its spot in the championship game with a 2-0 shutout over Post at Northwell Health Ice Center. Ryane Kearns put the Sharks ahead just 28 seconds into the second period, and Jeannie Waller added a third-period goal to seal the win. Goaltender Abbie Thompson stopped all 14 shots she faced for her third consecutive shutout, pushing LIU’s tournament scoreless streak to eight periods. The top-seeded Sharks now prepare to face Sacred Heart, who blanked Saint Anselm 3-0 behind a stellar 50-save effort from Carly Greene. Bria Holm, Sami Bowlby, and Grayson Limke provided the scoring to send the Pioneers to the final. LIU and Sacred Heart will battle for the NEWHA championship and an NCAA tournament berth on Saturday at 7 p.m. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for March 5, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for March 1-2, 2025. No excuses. I’m just a busy guy this time of year. Oh by the way, that whole four-overtime thriller in Division III women’s action was at Augsburg, where I spent Friday and Saturday announcing a regional wrestling championship. Anyway. I’ve got wrestling content in my main life. This is hockey life, where there’s No breakdowns. No Analysis. It’s JUST. THE. SCORES. Let’s start with the women, who are full on into the postseason, with four series (or serieses?) being pushed to a third game on Sunday. In Atlantic Hockey America, No. 8 Penn State finished off RIT with a 4-0 shutout to sweep its AHA semifinal series, while Mercyhurst evened its series with Syracuse at 1-1 with a 4-0 win on Saturday and then put five in the net to advance to the finals to face Penn State after a 5-2 win over Syracuse. In the Hockey East quarterfinals, No. 15 Boston College edged Maine 4-3, Northeastern clipped Providence 3-2, No. 14 Boston University needed overtime to get past Vermont 4-3, and No. 12 UConn blanked Merrimack 4-0. The ECAC quarterfinals saw No. 5 Colgate sweep No. 13 Princeton with a 2-1 win, while No. 9 Clarkson forced a decisive third game by beating No. 10 Quinnipiac 2-1. No. 3 Cornell completed a 2-0 series sweep over Union with a 3-2 victory, and No. 7 St. Lawrence took its series over Yale with a 4-3 win. On Sunday, No. 9 Clarkson advanced to the ECAC semifinals, eliminating No. 10 Quinnipiac with a 4-1 win in the deciding game. In the NEWHA quarterfinals, Sacred Heart, Post, and LIU all completed two-game sweeps, while St. Anselm forced a deciding third game with a 4-3 win over Stonehill. That third game was won by St. Anselm 4-2. Top-ranked Wisconsin dominated Bemidji State 11-0 to complete a WCHA quarterfinal sweep. Minnesota State stunned No. 4 Minnesota 5-4 in overtime to even that series at 1-1, while No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth edged No. 11 St. Cloud State 2-1 to advance. No. 2 Ohio State wrapped up its series against St. Thomas with a 4-1 win. On Sunday, the No. 4 Golden Gophers rebounded to take the series over Minnesota State with a 6-2 win. On the men’s side of things, Third-ranked Michigan State took care of business in the Big Ten with a 5-2 win over Notre Dame, while No. 2 Minnesota topped No. 15 Penn State 5-3. The Gophers and Spartans finished the regular season tied for the title with 50 points. In the CCHA, No. 14 Minnesota State handled Bemidji State 5-1 to claim regular season championship and the Mavericks’ ninth MacNaughton Cup. Bowling Green edged Lake Superior State 4-3, St. Thomas slipped past Michigan Tech 2-1, and Northern Michigan and Ferris State skated to a 4-4 tie before NMU secured the extra point in the shootout. ECAC action saw Colgate roll over Union 5-1, Cornell shut out RPI 6-0, Dartmouth cruise past Yale 5-1, and Brown and Harvard battle to a 3-3 tie before Brown took the shootout. Princeton outlasted Clarkson 4-3 in overtime, while Quinnipiac blanked St. Lawrence 4-0 to clinch the Bobcats’ fifth straight Cleary Cup which goes to the regular season champion in the ECAC. In Hockey East, top-ranked Boston College and New Hampshire finished tied at 1-1, but BC took the extra point in the shootout. No. 9 UConn dominated Northeastern 7-1, No. 17 UMass bested No. 16 UMass Lowell 5-3, No. 7 Providence edged Merrimack 2-1, and No. 5 Maine held off Vermont 4-3. In the NCHC, Omaha upset No. 12 Arizona State 4-2, Minnesota-Duluth and Miami played to a 1-1 tie before UMD won the shootout, No. 18 North Dakota scored late, forced OT and then picked off No. 4 Western Michigan 4-3 in overtime, and St. Cloud State knocked off No. 6 Denver 2-1. In Atlantic Hockey’s first round, Air Force outlasted Robert Morris 4-3 in overtime, while Canisius shut out Mercyhurst 2-0. In non-conference action, LIU blanked Alaska 2-0. I mistakenly posted an incorrect score on Friday’s recap show. AIC beat RIT on Friday, not the other way around And yes, there comes a time when you have do to that whole mea culpa thing. I make mistakes. Often times, it’s simply reading a box score and transposing some numbers when I write the script. If you’ve ever heard me botch something and just move on - that’s what happens. I’ll either get it the next time through, or I just won’t dwell on it knowing the shelf life of these episodes are usually 24-48 hours. If you heard something here that was incorrect and you went with it - that’s on me. I am a bit of a stickler for fast and complete results, but sometimes I’ll read something on a score the next day, go back and see something and I could have sworn it wasn’t that way when I typed it in. I’m not proud of it. This first season of the show has been a lesson in brevity, self-editing and more importantly education. I wanted to learn more about college hockey and use my skillset that I’ve helped enhance with wrestling to the sport I’ve quickly developed a fondness for. I hate mistakes. I hate boneheaded mistakes even more. Doesn’t mean they won’t happen. But when they do, and I identify the point of failure - whether it be my fault or the fault of whatever it is I’m getting the information from - I’ll still own that it falls on me. Thanks for listening. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for March 1-2, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 28, 2025. Shortest month of the year with a ton of games regardless. The women have conference tournaments all over the place, while the men are in the home stretch. There’s No breakdowns. No Analysis. It’s JUST. THE. SCORES. Let’s start with the women, going that whole alphabetical thing by conference tournament. No. 8 Penn State took the opener of its AHA semifinals series with RIT, 3-2, behind a two-goal effort from Tessa Janecke. Mercyhurst blanked Syracuse 1-0 in the other semifinal. In the ECAC quarterfinals, No. 5 Colgate jumped out to a 3-0 lead on an Elyssa Biederman natural hat trick and went on to beat No. 13 Princeton 5-2. No. 10 Quinnipiac bested No. 9 Clarkson 3-1 thanks to two goals from Laurence Frenette. Third-ranked Cornell shut out Union 3-0 behind a pair of goals from Karel Prefontaine. No. 7 St. Lawrence edged Yale 3-2 in overtime when Claire Tyo buried the winner on a rare 5-on-3 in the extra session. In the NEWHA quarterfinals, Sacred Heart struck just a minute in and held on for a 1-0 win over Assumption. Post blanked Franklin Pierce 1-0. Stonehill and St. Anselm went to double overtime before the Skyhawks pulled out a 2-1 win. LIU shut out St. Michael’s 4-0. The top-ranked Wisconsin Badgers outshot Bemidji State 45-12 and picked up a 3-0 win in their WCHA quarterfinal opener. No. 4 Minnesota cruised to a 6-1 win over Minnesota State behind a four-point night from Emma Kreisz. No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth stunned No. 11 St. Cloud State with two goals in the final two minutes to win 3-2, Olivia Wallin netting the game-winner with just five seconds left. No. 2 Ohio State handled St. Thomas 5-1 as Joy Dunne racked up a goal and two assists. To the men,In the Big Ten, No. 11 Michigan held on to top No. 8 Ohio State 4-3, getting an early 4-1 lead on T.J. Hughes’ 15th goal of the season. Third-ranked Michigan State is now tied for first place with a 5-2 win over Notre Dame, Isaac Howard tallying his 23rd goal of the year. No. 15 Penn State pulled off a huge 4-3 overtime win against No. 2 Minnesota as Simon Mack scored just his second goal of the season to push the Nittany Lions above the projected pairwise cutline. Penn State is 6-0-1 in its last seven and 8-1-2 in conference after starting the season 0-6 in the Big Ten.In the CCHA, Bemidji State and No. 14 Minnesota State tied 1-1, but the Beavers took the shootout. Lake Superior State edged Bowling Green 4-3, St. Thomas nipped Michigan Tech 4-3, and Ferris State rolled past Northern Michigan 5-1. ECAC action saw Colgate win 4-3 in overtime against RPI, Union beat  Cornell 4-1, Dartmouth down Brown 4-2, and Harvard take a 4-3 overtime victory over Yale. Princeton beat St. Lawrence 4-2, while No. 19 Clarkson needed a goal from Ryan Bottrill with eight seconds left in overtime to top No. 13 Quinnipiac 4-3. Clarkson is now three points behind the Bobcats heading into Saturday. In Hockey East, No. 7 Providence edged Merrimack 3-2. Top-ranked Boston College pushed its lead atop the conference to five points with a 4-1 win over New Hampshire, Andre Gasseau scoring twice and Ryan Leonard notching his national-best 28th goal of the season. No. 9 UConn got two goals from Ryan Tattle in a 5-2 win over Northeastern. No. 5 Maine saw Taylor Makar register a hat trick in a 4-1 victory over Vermont. Talk about burying the lede as we go to the NCHC where No. 4 Western Michigan secured the first Penrose Cup in school history, beating No. 18 North Dakota 6-4 with goals from six different players. The Broncos were preseason picks to finish sixth but have won six of their last seven and lost in regulation just once in 2025. No. 12 Arizona State remained in second place with a 4-1 win over Omaha, powered by two goals from Cullan Potter. Minnesota-Duluth needed overtime to beat Miami 3-2, keeping the RedHawks winless in conference play. No. 6 Denver reclaimed fourth place in the conference with a 3-1 win over St. Cloud State, Carter King scoring twice. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 28, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 27, 2025. I was in a hockey rink today, only it was covered in wrestling mats. XCel Energy Center in St. Paul is a great place to watch any type of hockey. It’s also a great place for the Minnesota state wrestling championships - even if the HS league itself can’t be bothered by blogs, podcasts or anything that isn’t legacy media. Anyway. Two games on Thursday. No breakdowns. No Analysis. It’s JUST. THE. SCORES. #8 Ohio State 2, #11 Michigan 1, OTWilliam Smith scored the game-winner 82 seconds into overtime as eighth-ranked Ohio State kept its hopes of overtaking second place in the Big Ten alive with a 2-1 win in Columbus over That School Up North. They'll do it again on Friday. #17 UMass 2, #16 UMass Lowell 2 (UMass wins SO) Cole O'Hara scored his 19th of the year to forge a 2-2 tie with host UMass and rival UMass Lowell. The Minutemen picked up the extra Hockey East point with the shootout win. They'll finish up the series, this time in Lowell to close out the home-and-home on Saturday. Both teams are now tied with Providence with 30 points in conference, one point behind fourth-place UConn. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 27, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 26, 2025. It’s the first round of winner-take-all, win and keep going games in Hockey East. They call it the first round, but you’re playing into the best-of-three quarters with a dub. No breakdowns. No Analysis. It’s JUST. THE. SCORES. To the women’s scores in Hockey East: #8 Vermont 3, #9 Holy Cross 2Despite outshooting Holy Cross 43-20, eighth-seeded Vermont needed overtime to get past ninth-seeded Holy Cross 3-2 in the opening round of the Hockey East tournament. Cecilia DesLauries scored the game-winner with just over six minutes left in the full five-on-five overtime for the Catamounts, who will now play second-seeded Boston U. in the best two-out-of-three quarterfinals this weekend. #10 Merrimack 3, #7New Hampshire 1Merrimack jumped out to a 3-0 lead and never looked back as the 10th-seeded Warriors advanced past seventh-seeded New Hampshire 3-1. Merrimack will face top-seeded and regular-season champion UConn in the quarterfinals. Three different players scores for Merrimack. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 26, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 22, 2025. I’m out of the rinks for the rest of the hockey season, but the show rolls on. We’ve got conference races that are just bonkers and a pair of tournaments firing up on the women’s side. No breakdowns. No Analysis. It’s JUST. THE. SCORES. We’ll begin on the men’s side where Penn State stayed hot. The No. 18 Nittany Lions built a 3-0 lead and held off top-ranked Michigan State 3-2, with Aiden Fink scoring his 23rd of the season, tying for the national lead in points with 45. The Nittany Lions took four of six points on the weekend. Andre Gasseau netted two goals as No. 2 Boston College extended its lead in Hockey East to five points over Maine with a 4-1 win over Vermont. Iiro Hakkarainen’s overtime winner gave No. 3 Western Michigan a 4-3 victory over No. 12 Arizona State, pushing the Broncos three points ahead of ASU in the NCHC. No. 5 Minnesota overtook first place in the Big Ten with a 6-3 win over No. 7 Ohio State at Mariucci, as Connor Kurth scored twice and the Gophers outshot the Buckeyes 40-19.  No. 6 Denver got goals from five different players in a 5-2 win over Miami to complete the weekend sweep. No. 8 Providence’s Nick Poisson recorded a hat trick in a 4-2 win over No. 13 UMass Lowell, keeping the Friars one point ahead of the River Hawks in Hockey East as UMass Lowell dropped five of its last seven.No. 9 Boston University had three different players score and Mikhail Yegorov made 28 saves in a 3-1 win over Northeastern.  Dylan Silverstein and Noah Altman combined for a shutout as No. 14 Quinnipiac blanked Brown 4-0, keeping its ECAC lead at four points. No. 15 Minnesota State fell behind early but scored four unanswered to top Lake Superior State 4-1, with Josh Groll and Rhett Pitlick each netting their 13th goal of the year. No. 16 UMass got a goal from Cole O’Hara—his 18th of the year—to improve to 17-12-3 and move to 12th in the Pairwise rankings, though the Minutemen remain tied for seventh in Hockey East. No. 17 North Dakota dominated Minnesota-Duluth 6-1 behind two goals each from Sacha Boisvert and Cameron Berg, marking the Fighting Hawks’ eighth straight win over the Bulldogs. No. 19 Clarkson stormed out to a 5-1 lead before settling for a 5-3 win at Colgate, as Ayrton Martino netted his 21st of the season to stay fourth nationally in goals. St. Cloud State snapped an 11-game winless streak by jumping ahead 3-0 en route to a 4-2 win over No. 20 Colorado College, with Barrett Hall recording his first career multi-goal game. Air Force and Robert Morris tied 3-3 before Air Force won the shootout, Army West Point edged American International 3-2 in overtime, and Sacred Heart forced a first-place tie with Holy Cross in Atlantic Hockey after a 2-0 win over Bentley, which now sits two points back in third. Canisius dominated Niagara 6-2, RIT doubled up Mercyhurst 6-3. In the Big Ten, Notre Dame handled Wisconsin 6-1. In the CCHA, Bemidji State outlasted Bowling Green 2-1 in overtime, Ferris State edged Michigan Tech 3-2, and St. Thomas slipped past Northern Michigan 4-3. Harvard edged RPI 3-2, Cornell shut out St. Lawrence 6-0, Dartmouth nipped Union 2-1, and Princeton took the shootout after a 2-2 tie with Yale. In non-conference play, Alaska downed Augustana 5-3, and Bryant Marks stopped 22 shots for his first collegiate shutout as Alaska-Anchorage snapped an eight-game winless streak with a 1-0 win over Lindenwood to close its season on a high note. Stonehill outlasted LIU 2-1 in overtime.On the women’s side, we’ll begin with tournament action:In the ECAC Women’s First Round, No. 10 Quinnipiac scored twice in the first period and skated past Harvard 2-0, with Maya Labad netting her 14th goal of the season. Sixth-seeded Yale got goals from four different players to eliminate 11th-seeded Dartmouth 4-1, while ninth-seeded Union shut out Brown 2-0 to advance to the quarterfinals to face top-seeded Cornell. In the AHA Women’s Quarterfinals, Kailey Favro scored twice and Sara Coe made 25 saves as RIT blanked Lindenwood 4-0 to set up a semifinal series against top-seeded Penn State. Peyton Armstrong’s goal two minutes into the second overtime lifted third-seeded Syracuse past sixth-seeded Robert Morris 3-2, earning the Orange a semifinal matchup with Mercyhurst. It was the final weekend games for the rest of the country. In the WCHA, Kirsten Simms recorded a hat trick and Laila Edwards netted her 30th goal of the season as No. 1 Wisconsin wrapped up its regular season with a dominant 6-1 win over Bemidji State, finishing with a 31-1-2 record. No. 2 Ohio State edged No. 11 St. Cloud State 3-2 on a late goal from McKenna Webster, while Joy Dunne scored her 21st of the year for the Buckeyes. Fourth-ranked Minnesota took a 1-0 win over No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth on a goal from Abbey Murphy, her 25th of the season. UConn’s Ava Rinker picked the perfect time to score her second and third goals of the season, leading the Huskies to a 3-1 win over No. 12 Boston University to repeat as Hockey East champions, finishing one point ahead of BU. No. 14 Northeastern used a three-goal third period to top Vermont 3-1, with Lily Shannon and Skylar Irving both scoring their 14th of the year. No. 15 Boston College took the final point of the Hockey East regular season with a 1-1 tie against New Hampshire before winning the shootout to finish third in the standings. Holy Cross won the shootout after a 2-2 tie with Maine, while Providence shut out Merrimack 4-0. In the NEWHA, Stonehill edged Assumption 1-0, Franklin Pierce blanked St. Michael’s 4-0, and LIU took the shootout after a 2-2 tie with St. Anselm. Post wrapped up its season with a 1-0 win over Sacred Heart, and Minnesota State capped off the WCHA slate with a 3-0 shutout of St. Thomas. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 22, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 21, 2025. It’s our last fully bloated Friday with a pretty full schedule of games on both the men’s and women’s side. It’s also my last full Friday on the blower, but what begins now is seven weeks on the road with my main sport. But you don’t care about that. You just want breakdowns. No, you won’t get that here. You want analysis. Sorry, not yet an elite hockey mind. You want JUST. THE. SCORES. Penn State earned an extra point in the Big Ten standings after tying top-ranked Michigan State 2-2 in a shootout. Michigan State remains just one point ahead of Minnesota atop the conference standings. Second-ranked Boston College saw six different goal scorers in a 6-3 win over Vermont, with Ryan Leonard netting his 26th of the year and Michael Hagens scoring his first. No. 12 Arizona State edged closer to the NCHC lead, moving within two points after a 5-3 win over No. 3 Western Michigan, highlighted by two goals from Ty Jackson, including the game-winner in the third. No. 11 UConn took down No. 4 Maine 3-2 behind a two-goal performance from Jake Richard, keeping Maine two points behind BC in the Hockey East race. Fifth-ranked Minnesota kept the pressure on Michigan State, as Brody Lamb’s two goals led the Gophers to a 4-1 win over No. 7 Ohio State. The Buckeyes now sit three points back of Minnesota. No. 6 Denver rolled past Miami 5-1, handing the RedHawks their 21st straight loss with five different Pioneers lighting the lamp. Cam Lund’s two goals and Jack Williams’ 15th of the season helped Northeastern stun No. 9 Boston University 5-1. No. 14 Quinnipiac got a boost from Jack Ricketts’ 18th goal of the year in a 4-1 victory over rival Yale. No. 15 Minnesota State blanked Lake Superior State 4-0 as Brian Carrabes scored twice and Alex Tracy made 32 saves. New Hampshire claimed an extra point in Hockey East after tying No. 16 UMass 3-3 and winning the shootout. No. 17 North Dakota extended its dominance over Minnesota-Duluth with a 3-2 win, marking its seventh straight victory in the series, fueled by Sacha Boisvert’s 10th goal of the year. No. 19 Clarkson stayed in the ECAC race with a 3-1 win over Cornell, as Ayrton Martino netted his 20th goal of the season, tying him for fourth nationally in goals. No. 20 Colorado College edged St. Cloud State 4-3. Air Force doubled up Robert Morris 4-2, American International slipped past Army West Point 3-2, RIT topped Mercyhurst 3-2, and Niagara handled Canisius 6-3 in Atlantic Hockey action. Wisconsin exploded for a 7-3 win over Notre Dame in Big Ten play. Bemidji State coach Tom Serratore earned his 400th career win as the Beavers edged Bowling Green 3-2. Michigan Tech rolled Ferris State 6-1, St. Thomas shut out Northern Michigan 3-0, and Brown topped Princeton 3-2 in overtime. RPI edged Dartmouth 2-1, Colgate slipped past St. Lawrence 5-4, and Union defeated Harvard 2-1 in ECAC action. In non-conference matchups, Alaska edged Augustana 2-1, Lindenwood’s Jaeden Mercier recorded a hat trick in a 6-4 win over Alaska-Anchorage, and LIU downed Stonehill 3-1.On the women’s side, Casey O’Brien had two goals and an assist as top-ranked Wisconsin scored five straight to break a 1-1 tie and topple host Bemidji State 6-1. Jocelyn Amos recorded a hat trick, with her power-play goal midway through the third serving as the game-winner, as No. 2 Ohio State took down No. 11 St. Cloud State 5-3. Amos sealed the win with an empty-netter. Fourth-ranked Minnesota stayed in the hunt for second place in the WCHA as three different Gophers found the net in a 3-2 win over No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth at Ridder Arena. Ohio State remains two points ahead of Minnesota heading into the final regular-season games on Saturday. UConn’s Sadie Hotles scored twice to power her team past No. 12 Boston University 4-1, setting up a winner-take-all showdown for the Hockey East regular-season title between the two teams on Saturday. Vermont struck three times early in the second period, including two goals in the opening minute, to knock off No. 14 Northeastern 3-2. No. 15 Boston College blanked New Hampshire 2-0 at Conte Forum, as Julia Pellerin netted her 18th goal of the year and Grace Campbell stopped all 28 shots she faced for the shutout. In the opening round of the ECAC Tournament, seventh-seeded Princeton edged RPI 3-2, thanks to a game-winner from Rosie Klein with just over nine minutes left. Maine rolled past Holy Cross 4-1, while Merrimack took down Providence 4-2 in Hockey East play. Franklin Pierce cruised to a 4-0 shutout of St. Michael’s in the NEWHA. LIU locked up the NEWHA title with a 2-1 win over St. Anselm, the Sharks have won the league’s regular season title three years in a row. Sacred Heart picked up a 2-1 win over Post, while Assumption slipped past Stonehill 2-1. In the WCHA, Minnesota State erupted for eight goals in an 8-3 rout of St. Thomas. That’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for [date].I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 21, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 16, 2025. We’ve only got two games, both women and both in Hockey East to close out the week - or start the week if you’re one of these people who thinks like a calendar and thinks the week BEGINS on a Sunday. Why else would Saturday/Sunday be called a WEEKEND if it wasn’t ENDING a week. Boom. Roasted. Semantics aside, and I don’t care if you’re right and I’m wrong, one thing is certainly right - here, you’ll get none of that analysis, none of those breakdowns, you’ll get Just. The. Scores. Julia Pellerin's power-play goal with just under nine minutes remaining was the game-winner as Boston College moved into a tie for third in Hockey East with two games left in the season after a 3-2 win over No. 15 Northeastern at Matthews Arena on Sunday. It was Pellerin's 17th of the season for the Eagles, who like Northeastern are now 19-12-1 on the season. BC sits 13th, Northeastern 14th in the pairwise. BC finishes up with New Hampshire, while Northeastern will take on Vermont. Holy Cross completed a sweep of Vermont with a 3-1 win at home. Lulu Rourke scored twice to lift the Crusaders. As noted earlier, Vermont will close hosting Northeastern next week, while Holy Cross visits Maine. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 16  , 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 15, 2025. Roads were plowed, ice was resurfaced and pucks were dropped. We’ve got the women’s season starting to wind down with just a couple weeks left on the men’s side as well. We’ve got conference champions, championship races, but never any breakdowns, never any analysis, but always Just. The. Scores. No. 1 Boston College bounced back to salvage a weekend split with No. 16 UMass, winning 4-1 behind goals from four different players, including Ryan Leonard’s empty-netter for his 25th of the season. No. 3 Western Michigan dominated No. 20 Omaha 6-1 to complete the sweep, extending its NCHC lead to five points with two games in hand. No. 12 Michigan took four of six points from No. 4 Minnesota at Yost, winning the shootout after a 2-2 tie. No. 5 Maine stayed tied with BC atop Hockey East after erupting for four third-period goals in a 5-2 win over New Hampshire. No. 17 North Dakota earned a big 3-1 win at No. 6 Denver, moving a point ahead of the Pioneers for fourth place in the NCHC behind goals from Dylan James and Cameron Berg. No. 9 Boston University shut out No. 7 Providence 3-0 to split their weekend series, with Mikhail Yegorov stopping 30 shots for the clean sheet. Damien Carfagna’s late goal lifted No. 8 Ohio State past Wisconsin 4-2, while No. 10 Arizona State skated to a 3-3 tie with Minnesota-Duluth but secured the extra NCHC point in the shootout. No. 13 UMass Lowell forced a weekend split with Northeastern by winning 3-1 on the road. No. 15 Quinnipiac maintained its ECAC lead with a 6-2 win over RPI, with six different Bobcats lighting the lamp. No. 18 Penn State continued its hot streak, improving to 8-1-1 in its last 10 after a 3-2 win over Notre Dame. No. 19 Colorado College avoided an upset by salvaging a 5-4 OT win over Miami, overcoming a blown 4-1 lead as the RedHawks dropped their 20th straight. In Atlantic Hockey, RIT won a shootout over American International after a 3-3 tie, Army West Point did the same against Air Force after a 4-4 draw, Canisius defeated Bentley 5-3, and Shane Ott scored the OT game-winner in Niagara’s 2-1 win over Robert Morris. Lake Superior State downed Ferris State 5-3 in the CCHA, while Michigan Tech won a shootout after tying Augustana 4-4. Brown knocked off Colgate 6-3, Cornell edged Yale 5-3, and St. Lawrence got a 3-2 OT win over Dartmouth with Greg LaPointe netting his 10th of the year for the winner. Clarkson rolled past Harvard 6-0, Union put up seven in a 7-4 win over Princeton, and Merrimack edged Vermont 4-3. In non-conference play, Lindenwood topped Alaska 5-2, while LIU handled Alaska-Anchorage 4-2.To the women!No. 3 Minnesota rallied past No. 11 St. Cloud State with third-period goals from Audrey Wethington and Emma Conner to secure a 2-1 win and split their home-and-home series. In the ECAC, No. 4 Cornell and Yale skated to a 1-1 tie, with Yale taking the shootout. Cornell closes its regular season with 45 points after locking up the ECAC regular-season title on Friday. No. 5 Colgate finished second in the ECAC standings, wrapping up its schedule with a 3-1 win over Brown as Emma Pais scored twice to bring her season total to 17 goals. No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth swept Minnesota State with a 4-1 win, powered by two goals from Olivia Mobley, her 16th of the year. The Bulldogs sit three points behind Minnesota for third place in the WCHA, setting up a crucial matchup between the two next week in Minneapolis. Minnesota still has a shot at second place, while Duluth needs help from St. Cloud State in its finale against Ohio State to have any chance at moving up even further. No. 7 St. Lawrence rolled past Harvard 6-2 with six different goal scorers, including Abby Hustler, who notched her 14th of the season. No. 10 Clarkson peppered Dartmouth with 51 shots in a dominant 4-1 win. In Atlantic Hockey, No. 9 Penn State set a new program record with its 28th win, as Leah Stecker netted the overtime game-winner in a 2-1 win over RIT. Providence stormed back with three third-period goals to knock off No. 14 UConn 4-2, with Audrey Knapp scoring her 19th for the Friars. No. 10 Quinnipiac closed out its schedule with a 3-1 win over Union, sitting right on the cutline at ninth in the women’s Pairwise rankings. RPI edged No. 12 Princeton 4-3, while New Hampshire secured the extra point in a 2-2 tie and shootout win over No. 13 Boston University. BU still leads Hockey East by five points and will face UConn next week to decide the regular-season title. Elsewhere, Lindenwood handled Robert Morris 6-2, Syracuse topped Mercyhurst 4-2, Maine shut out Merrimack 3-0, and Holy Cross edged Vermont 1-0. In NEWHA action, Franklin Pierce blanked Sacred Heart 2-0, Stonehill and St. Anselm tied 4-4 before Stonehill won in the shootout, and Assumption defeated St. Michael’s 4-1. St. Thomas wrapped up the WCHA slate with a 4-3 win over Bemidji State. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 15, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 14, 2025. Four hours in the car - to work an even that took 70 actual minutes. How was your midwestern Friday on I-94? Kinda fitting for Valentine’s Day for some. Oh, but you’re here for the hockey scores. You’re not here for analysis or breakdown, you’re here for Just. The. Scores. If you’re here for more, I’m sorry to disappoint you - unless you want Bad 80s references.  We’ll start with the women, because ladies first on Valentine’s Day. No. 11 St. Cloud State made history with a thrilling 4-3 win over No. 3 Minnesota, marking its first-ever victory at Minnesota in program history. The Huskies, now 1-62-2 all-time in that matchup, got two goals from Sofianna Sundelin, and Ella Anick buried the game-winner from the top of the slot with just 30 seconds left to seal the win—also marking coach Brian Idalski’s 50th behind the bench at St. Cloud. According to Nicole Haase, that’s Minnesota’s first four game losing streak in women’s hockey - EVER. Thanks to Jaxon for pointing that one out. No. 4 Cornell maintained its spot atop the ECAC standings with a 6-2 win over Brown, getting goals from five different players, while No. 5 Colgate stayed right behind with a 3-0 shutout of Yale behind Kristyna Kaltounkova’s 26th goal of the season. No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth put on an offensive show in an 8-2 rout of Minnesota State, with Clara Van Wieren netting a hat trick and Olivia Wallin racking up a six-point night with two goals and four assists. Dartmouth pulled off a massive upset, stunning No. 7 St. Lawrence 2-0 despite being outshot 36-11. No. 8 Clarkson’s tournament hopes stayed alive as Sena Catterall scored three goals in a 4-0 win over Harvard. No. 9 Penn State tied a program record with its 27th win of the season, with Grace Outwater tallying her 16th goal of the year in a 4-1 win over RIT. No. 10 Quinnipiac rolled past RPI 7-1 behind a hat trick from Bryn Prier. In other action, No. 13 Boston University edged New Hampshire 2-1, No. 12 Princeton needed overtime to get past Union 2-1, and Providence took down No. 14 UConn 3-1. No. 15 Northeastern outlasted Boston College 5-4 in overtime, Lindenwood handled Robert Morris 5-1, and Mercyhurst topped Syracuse 5-3. Merrimack and Maine played to a 1-1 tie before Merrimack won the shootout, while Post edged LIU 3-2. Franklin Pierce defeated Sacred Heart 4-2, Assumption beat St. Michael’s 3-1, and Stonehill and St. Anselm skated to a 2-2 draw before Stonehill took the shootout win. Bemidji State blanked St. Thomas 5-0 in the WCHA.On the men’s side, No. 16 UMass in a stunner, knocking off top-ranked Boston College 3-2 at Conte Forum behind a goal and an assist each from Cole O’Hara and Jack Musa. In the NCHC, No. 3 Western Michigan stayed alone atop the standings with a 5-4 overtime win against No. 20 Omaha, thanks to Joona Vaisanen’s game-winner. No. 12 Michigan also needed overtime, as Ethan Edwards lifted the Wolverines past No. 4 Minnesota 3-2 at Yost. In Hockey East, No. 5 Maine and New Hampshire skated to a 1-1 tie, but the Black Bears grabbed the extra point in the shootout to pull even with BC atop the conference standings with 38 points and six games to go. No. 6 Denver delivered a dominant 4-0 shutout of No. 17 North Dakota, with Jack Devine scoring twice. However, Denver starting goalie Matt Davis left the game in the third period, something to monitor as the Pioneers are already short on goaltenders.  No. 7 Providence rolled past No. 9 Boston University 6-3 with six different goal scorers, while No. 8 Ohio State took down Wisconsin 4-1 behind two goals from Riley Thompson and Gunnarwolfe Fontaine’s 13th of the year. Aaron Pionk played hero for Minnesota-Duluth, scoring the OT game-winner in a 3-2 victory over No. 10 Arizona State. Northeastern continued the Hockey East chaos, shutting out No. 13 UMass Lowell 2-0 behind both goals from Joe Connor. No. 15 Quinnipiac put up seven in a rout of Union, No. 18 Penn State outlasted Notre Dame 5-3, and No. 19 Colorado College cruised past Miami 6-1. In Atlantic Hockey, RIT blanked American International 3-0, Army edged Air Force 2-1, Bentley took down Canisius 4-3 in overtime, Holy Cross rolled over Mercyhurst 7-3, and Robert Morris needed OT to get past Niagara 4-3. Ferris State pulled out a 3-2 overtime win over Lake Superior State in the CCHA, while Augustana handled Michigan Tech 5-1. Yale clipped Colgate 5-4 in overtime, Cornell dominated Brown 6-1, Clarkson beat Dartmouth 4-1, Harvard handled St. Lawrence 6-2, and RPI took down Princeton 4-1 in ECAC action. Vermont topped Merrimack 4-2 in Hockey East. In non-conference play, Alaska edged Lindenwood 2-1 in OT, LIU rolled past Alaska-Anchorage 6-1, and Stonehill ran up the score in an 11-0 thrashing of Division III Plymouth State. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 14, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 10, 2025. Beanpot. Boston. Battlestar Galactica. That’s right—it’s time for that savory hockey treat everyone loves on a Monday in February: the DUNKIN’ Men’s Beanpot. No analysis, no breakdowns—well, maybe a little today, but mostly the scores. No. 9 Boston University claimed its 32nd Beanpot title with a 4-1 win over No. 1 Boston College at TD Garden. After trailing early, BU struck twice in 70 seconds with goals from freshmen Brandon Svoboda and Cole Hutson. Cole Eiserman added insurance in the third before Gavin McCarthy sealed it with an empty-netter. Mikhail Yegorov was stellar in net, stopping 43 shots to earn the Eberly Award. Despite controlling the first period, BC led just 1-0 before BU’s second-period surge. Hutson’s game-winner earned him Beanpot MVP honors, while BU’s penalty kill shut down BC’s three power plays. The Terriers (16-10-1) now prepare for No. 7 Providence in a weekend home-and-home. In the Third Place Game, Harvard buried four power-play goals, including two from Mason Langenbrunner, to edge Northeastern 4-3. The Crimson took over in the second period and locked down the win in the third. I’m Jason Bryant (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 10, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 8-9, 2025. It’s Super Bowl Sunday, so here’s the rundown of Saturday’s games plus the two on Sunday, just before kickoff. Yes, I made it back from Little Rock, where there’s wrestling, but no hockey. You can’t win them all. As for the show. No analysis, no breakdowns. It’s just the scores.No. 1 Michigan State made a statement with a 6-1 rout of No. 13 Michigan, salvaging a weekend split in a game that featured plenty of physicality. Isaac Howard netted his 22nd goal of the season in the victory. No. 4 Western Michigan kept its NCHC lead intact with a 6-1 win over St. Cloud State, outshooting the Huskies 38-26 as six different Broncos scored. No. 5 Maine stayed within two points of first-place Boston College in Hockey East with a 1-0 overtime win over No. 7 Providence, thanks to Taylor Makar’s 13th of the year. No. 12 Arizona State secured a weekend split against No. 6 Denver with a thrilling 6-5 overtime victory, as Bennett Schimek netted the OT-winner. The Sun Devils fired 55 shots on Denver goalie Matt Davis, but Sam Harris’ hat trick for the Pioneers wasn’t enough to avoid the loss. No. 9 Ohio State completed a dominant weekend over Notre Dame with another 5-1 win, as Gunnarwolfe Fontaine notched his 13th goal of the year. No. 11 UConn edged No. 10 UMass Lowell 5-4 in overtime behind two late goals from Hudson Schandor, including the game-winner. Clarkson stunned No. 14 Quinnipiac 3-2 in OT as Tristan Sarsland delivered the upset-winner. No. 15 Minnesota State stayed atop the CCHA with a crucial 2-1 win over No. 17 Augustana, with Rhett Pitlick and Fin Williams providing the offense. No. 16 North Dakota bounced back with a 3-1 win over No. 20 Colorado College in a chippy NCHC matchup, while Penn State swept No. 19 Wisconsin with a convincing 6-2 win in Madison, keeping the Nittany Lions in the tournament bubble conversation with a 7-2-3 record in 2025. Elsewhere in Atlantic Hockey, Air Force edged Canisius 3-2, American International took down Mercyhurst 4-1, Holy Cross blanked RIT 3-0, Bentley routed Robert Morris 6-0, and Army West Point defeated Sacred Heart 5-3. In the CCHA, Bemidji State edged Michigan Tech 6-5 in overtime, Northern Michigan topped Lake Superior State 3-2 in OT, and St. Thomas beat Bowling Green 2-1. In ECAC action, Colgate shut out RPI 4-0, St. Lawrence and Princeton finished tied at 4 before St. Lawrence claimed the shootout, Union took down Cornell 4-1, and Brown defeated Yale 5-1 on Sunday. Hockey East saw Merrimack slip past New Hampshire 5-4, while Omaha topped Minnesota-Duluth 5-2 in the NCHC. In the Governor’s Cup, Alaska and Alaska-Anchorage skated to a 3-3 tie before the Nanooks won the shootout to claim the trophy, the kind of chalice that wouldn’t look out of place in a speakeasy. On the women’s side, No. 1 Wisconsin dominated No. 3 Minnesota with an 8-2 win on Saturday, led by two goals each from Laila Edwards and Casey O’Brien, while Kirsten Simms recorded four assists. On Sunday, O’Brien added a goal and four assists as the Badgers cruised to a 6-1 victory, clinching the WCHA regular season title in the process. Edwards leads the nation with 28 goals, O’Brien tops the country with 67 points, and Simms is third with 54. No. 2 Ohio State used a four-goal second period to defeat St. Thomas 5-1, with Jocelyn Amos netting her 21st of the season and Joy Dunne adding her 19th. In the ECAC, No. 4 Cornell remained on top of the standings with a 2-1 win at Union, thanks to Karel Prefontaine’s game-winner with just over six minutes left. RPI stunned No. 5 Colgate 3-2 in overtime as Natalie Tulchinsky scored the game-winning goal, and the Engineers outshot the Raiders 40-25. No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth shut out Bemidji State 6-0 with six different goal scorers and a 13-save effort from Tindra Holm. No. 7 St. Lawrence edged No. 12 Princeton 3-2 behind two goals from Abby Hustler. In Atlantic Hockey, Mercyhurst snapped No. 8 Penn State’s 13-game win streak with a 3-2 victory at Pegula, as Vanessa Upson tallied the game-winner. Despite the loss, Penn State still clinched the Atlantic Hockey regular-season title with their 17-1 conference record. No. 10 Clarkson took down No. 9 Quinnipiac 3-1 with three different goal scorers. Minnesota State earned the extra WCHA point with a shootout win after a 2-2 tie against No. 11 St. Cloud State. No. 14 Boston University erupted for four third-period goals to beat Providence 4-1 despite being outshot 37-21, maintaining their one-point lead over UConn in the Hockey East standings. Vermont upset No. 15 Boston College 3-2, with McKenzie Cerrato scoring her first goal of the season as the game-winner. Elsewhere, RIT edged Lindenwood 4-3 in overtime, Syracuse handled Robert Morris 5-1, Brown shut out Dartmouth 4-0, Yale blanked Harvard 3-0, UConn slipped past Holy Cross 1-0, New Hampshire outlasted Merrimack 3-2, St. Anselm edged Assumption 4-3, LIU topped Franklin Pierce 2-1, Sacred Heart beat St. Michael’s 5-1, and Stonehill shut out Post 1-0. I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and leave a rating, review or some feedback on the show at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. Thanks to folks like Mike McMahon from the College Hockey Insider and CHN and Ed Trefzger from USCHO who have recently plugged the show on social media. Jayson Hajdu at College Hockey Inc.. has also been favorable to the show as well as countless others in this inaugural season - Marissa Voss, Nick Maxson, the folks from BadgerMax and of course, the Alaska Test collective. 

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 7, 2025. Busy Friday. Fun Stuff. No Breakdowns. No Analysis. No cheeky commentary in the open. Just. The. Scores. We begin with the men where top-ranked Boston College extended its winning streak to nine games with a 4-2 victory over New Hampshire, getting goals from four different players. No. 13 Michigan stunned second-ranked Michigan State as Garrett Shifsky’s 10th of the year came with under a minute to go, lifting the Wolverines to a 2-1 win. Fourth-ranked Western Michigan rolled past St. Cloud State 4-0, fueled by a hat trick from Tristan Lemyre, who doubled his season goal total in the process, while Cameron Rowe stopped 24 shots in the shutout. Fifth-ranked Maine battled back twice in the third period to force overtime against No. 7 Providence before skating to a 3-3 tie, though the Black Bears secured the extra point in the shootout. No. 6 Denver survived a wild one in Tempe, edging No. 12 Arizona State 5-4 in overtime as Aiden Thompson buried the game-winner from the left hash for his second goal of the night. Merrimack pulled off an upset over No. 8 Boston University with Caelan Fitzpatrick netting the overtime game-winner in a 2-1 thriller. Ninth-ranked Ohio State erupted for five unanswered goals to dominate Notre Dame 5-1, with Ryan Gordon scoring twice. Vermont took down No. 10 UMass Lowell 5-3 behind a four-goal second period and a two-goal night from Timofei Spitserov. No. 20 Colorado College shocked No. 16 North Dakota in Grand Forks, scoring four times in the third period for a 6-4 win, with Klavs Veinbergs leading the charge with a pair of goals. No. 15 Minnesota State jumped ahead of Augustana on the scoreboard and in the CCHA standings with a 4-1 win over No. 17 Augustana behind goals from four different players. No. 18 UMass took down No. 11 UConn 5-4, highlighted by a hat trick from Jack Musa. No. 14 Quinnipiac cruised past St. Lawrence 6-1, while Penn State blanked No. 19 Wisconsin 2-0 in Big Ten action. Elsewhere, Air Force topped Canisius 5-3, American International shut out Mercyhurst 5-0, and Holy Cross dismantled RIT 9-2. Bentley edged Robert Morris 1-0, and Army West Point and Sacred Heart finished in a 2-2 tie before Army claimed the shootout win. In the CCHA, Bemidji State downed Michigan Tech 5-3, Lake Superior State edged Northern Michigan 3-2, and Bowling Green handled St. Thomas 4-1. ECAC action saw Clarkson defeat Princeton 4-1, Dartmouth get past Harvard 3-2, Cornell beat RPI 4-2, and Union and Colgate finish in a 2-2 draw with Union taking the shootout win. Omaha picked up a 4-1 win over Minnesota-Duluth in the NCHC, and in non-conference play, LIU edged Lindenwood 3-2. To the women! Second-ranked Ohio State pulled off a dramatic comeback, erasing a 4-2 deficit with three straight goals, including an extra attacker tally in the final 40 seconds, before Joy Dunne netted the game-winner just 69 seconds into overtime for a 5-4 win over St. Thomas. In the ECAC, No. 4 Cornell remained on top with a 4-0 shutout over RPI, while No. 5 Colgate kept pace as Emma Pais’ 15th of the season lifted the Raiders to a 2-1 victory over Union. Sixth-ranked Minnesota-Duluth blanked Bemidji State 2-0 behind a pair of goals from Caitlin Kraemer. No. 8 Penn State extended its winning streak to 13 games after Lydia Lobdell’s overtime goal secured a 4-3 victory over Mercyhurst, putting the Nittany Lions one win away from tying their program record for wins in a season. No. 7 St. Lawrence kept its ECAC championship hopes alive, edging No. 9 Quinnipiac 2-1 to sit seven points back of Cornell in the standings. No. 10 Clarkson and No. 12 Princeton finished in a 2-2 tie, but yeah, the ECAC does that 1.5 points thing, so no extra credit for the shootout win. No. 11 St. Cloud State grabbed a 3-1 road win over Minnesota State with Emma Gentry netting her eighth of the season. In Hockey East, Maine pulled off a 2-0 upset over No. 13 Northeastern with goals from Lily Fetch and Stephanie Jacob—looks like Lily is trying to m ake … fetch … happen. UConn upended No. 14 Boston University 4-1 behind Claire Murdoch’s 13th of the year. Elsewhere, RIT took down Lindenwood 4-1, Syracuse handled Robert Morris by the same score, Yale topped Dartmouth 5-2, and Brown defeated Harvard 3-1. Providence slipped past Holy Cross 3-2, LIU edged Franklin Pierce 3-2, and Stonehill rolled to a 5-2 win over Post. Assumption blanked St. Anselm 2-0, while St. Michael’s picked up a 3-1 win against Sacred Heart. I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and leave a rating, review or some feedback on the show at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com and that’s all we’ve got for the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 7, 2025. Just a note, I’m flying to Little Rock to announce some college wrestling on Saturday, so the Saturday night update may be coming as a Sunday wrap once those games are completed. Yes, dependent on return travel AND the big game. 

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 6, 2025. Four games on the schedule on Thursday - two men, two women and all of them northeast of New Jersey. It’s Team Pork Roll all the way here, sorry Taylor Ham stans. No breakdowns. No analysis. Its. Just. The. Scores. And elite food takes. Come at me bro.We begin with the men where Max Scott scored his 12th of the year and Ryan St. Louis added a goal as Brown evened its record at 10-10-2 with a 2-1 win at Yale. The Bears sit in eighth in the ECAC standings, just seven points back of fifth place, though. In the wacky world of the independents, Josh Zary scored his ninth of the season as LIU improved to 14-11-2 with a 4-2 win over visiting Lindenwood. Hashtag SHORK? On the women’s side, seven different players scored as No. 15 Boston College exploded for four goals in the second period en route to a 7-1 win at Conte against visiting Vermont. The Eagles were the only ranked team to hit the ice tonight and it showed. Kira Juodikis' 12th of the year came in overtime as New Hampshire blew a 3-0 lead but held on to get the win to improve to 14-14-1 with a 3-2 win over Merrimack. I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and leave a rating, review or some feedback on the show at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com and that’s all we’ve got for the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 6, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 4, 2025. While the Men’s Beanpot finishes up next week, we had two of the Boston teams in the mix. Like always, there’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s just the scores. And sometimes a bad joke - or did I say dad joke? They’re one and the same in my world. We start with the women tonight.  Alex Law's seventh goal of the year came in overtime to lift No. 14 Boston U. to a 3-2 win over No. 13 Northeastern. The Terriers sit alone atop Hockey East with 50 points, four points ahead of second-place UConn and now nine up on Northeastern. The only game on the schedule on the men’s side took place in Atlantic Hockey. Bentley rallied from a 2-0 deficit and ended Army West Point's five game winning streak as the Falcons moved within one point of second place in the conference with a 5-2 win. Ryan Mansfield scored two goals for the Falcons. Let’s set the table with the conference standings heading into this weekend’s action. Once again, we start with the women and with the craziest race: the ECAC.Cornell leads Colgate by a point and a half for first, followed by St. Lawrence, 5.5 points back from Colgate. Quinnipiac’s in fourth, four points behind St. Lawrence. In Hockey East, I already gave you the nuts and bolts of that above. BC is in fourth, two points behind Northeastern.In the WCHA, Wisconsin is 17 points up on second-place. The No. 1 Badgers have 65 points. Minnesota and Ohio State are tied with 48 points in second, but the Gophers have two games in hand. Duluth is in fourth with 36 points. In Atlantic Hockey America, Penn State has 45 points and is 10 points up on second place Mercyhurst. Syracuse is nine points back of Mercyhurst. In the NEWHA, it’s a tight race with all teams having played 22 games. With three series left to go, Sacred Heart is in first with 45 points, leading second-place LIU by two points. Franklin Pierce is third with 39 and Stonehill and St. Anselm are tied in fourth with 35 points each. On the men’s side, most teams have 4-5 series’ left in their schedule. In Atlantic Hockey America, Sacred Heart has 46 points, five points up on second-place Holy Cross and six points up on Bentley. Niagara’s in fourth with 39 points. The Big Ten is a two-horse race with Michigan State leading with 40 points, two ahead of second-place Minnesota. Both teams have played 18 conference games. Ohio State’s in third with 28, followed by Michigan with 25 and Wisconsin with 24. So still the chance for a lot of movement from 3-5. With Augustana playing an abbreviated conference schedule in the CCHA, the Vikings do lead in points percentage. They’ll only play 16 conference games this year. They’re in a good position to lock up the tournament’s top seed. Minnesota State’s in second, followed by Michigan Tech and Bowling Green. Much like the women, the ECAC is also a tight race with the top five teams all separated by five points. Quinnipiac leads with 30 points, followed by Colgate, which has 29. Dartmouth and Union are tied in third with 26, while Clarkson has 25 in fifth. In Hockey East, Boston College has a three-point lead over Maine 35-32, while Boston U. Is third with 31 points. UConn sits in fourth with 26, followed by UMass Lowell with 25. In the NCHC, Arizona State and Western Michigan are tied in first with 34 points, which is what everyone had on their preseason polls right? Omaha’s in third with 31 points. North Dakota and Denver are fourth and fifth with 25 and 24 points. I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and leave a rating, review or some feedback on the show at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com and that’s all we’ve got for the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 4, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 3, 2025. There’s just two games on Monday and it’s - it’s a Beanpot Monday! The 72nd edition of the Men’s Beanpot kicked off in Boston at TD Garden. That’s what we’ve got tonight. It’s no breakdowns. No analysis. It’s just the scores. By the way, I’m still calling it Dunkin’ Donuts. You can’t make me not. #1 Boston College 8, Northeastern 2Top-ranked Boston College breezed into the 72nd Men's Beanpot finals with an 8-2 win over last year's winner Northeastern. To say it was balanced would be an understatement as eight different Eagles scored. Ryan Leonard had a three-point night, scoring his 23rd of the season to go along with two assists. BC's won eight in a row. #8 Boston U. 7, Harvard 1Cole Hutson and Devin Kaplan each scored a pair of goals as No. 8 Boston University opened up the 72nd Men's Beanpot with a 7-1 win over Harvard. Hutson also had two assists for a four-point night, while Mikhail Yegorov stopped 26 shots between the pipes. After a 1-1 first period, the Terriers exploded for five goals in the seconds to cruise. BC will play in the Men's Beanpot finals for the first time since 2019 and it'll be a BU-BC matchup in the finals for the first time since 2016 when BC beat BU 1-0 in overtime. It's the 56th time BU has made the final, while its' the 37th for BC. BU has the most pots of beans, winning 31 times. BC has 20. I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and leave a rating, review or some feedback on the show at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com and that’s all we’ve got for the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 3, 2025.

It’s the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 1, 2025. The month of January has come and gone - how did we end up in February? Well, that thing we’re on spins and rotates. It creates days. As far as breakdowns and analysis, you know you won’t get that here. It’s just the scores. Bret Link scored the game-winner in overtime as Colorado College upset No. 3 Western Michigan 3-2 in Colorado Springs. No. 4 Minnesota took down No. 17 Wisconsin 4-1 in front of over 10,000 fans at Mariucci - that’s definitely not a Tuesday night crowd -  Connor Kurth scored twice for the Gophers. No. 5 Denver put on an offensive clinic, rallying from a 2-0 deficit to crush Omaha 11-2, with Rieger Lorenz and James Reeder each scoring twice and 16 different players recording points. No. 7 Providence doubled up No. 9 UConn 6-3 behind a hat trick from Hudson Malinoski. No. 8 UMass Lowell edged Merrimack 3-2 with Jake Ribilotti netting the game-winner early in the third period. No. 12 Arizona State stayed hot, winning for the 15th time in its last 17 games with a 4-1 victory over Miami, highlighted by Cruz Lucius’ first goal as a Sun Devil. No. 13 Michigan rebounded to split its series with Penn State, with seven different players scoring in a 7-3 win. Rhett Pitlick’s 11th goal of the season lifted No. 15 Minnesota State to a 3-2 overtime win over St. Thomas, keeping the Mavericks in second place in the CCHA by points percentage. No. 16 North Dakota took five of six points on the weekend after a 6-2 win over St. Cloud State, with Owen McLaughlin scoring twice. No. 19 Augustana extended its unbeaten streak to 10 games (7-0-3) with a 4-3 victory over Lake Superior State, as Luke Mobley found the back of the net twice. In Atlantic Hockey - every game went into overtime and three of them ended 3-2.  Holy Cross edged Canisius 3-2 in overtime, Mercyhurst took the shootout win after a 3-3 tie with Robert Morris, RIT defeated Air Force 3-2 in overtime, and Sacred Heart also won in OT, 3-2 over Niagara. In the CCHA, Bowling Green topped Northern Michigan 5-2, and Ferris State beat Bemidji State 3-1. ECAC action saw Union slip past Brown 2-1, Colgate dominate St. Lawrence 6-1, Cornell win the shootout after a 3-3 tie with Clarkson, Princeton take down Dartmouth 3-1, and RPI cruise past Yale 5-2. Matt Hubbarde scored a hat trick as Alaska picked up a 5-1 win to take a 3-2 Governor's Cup lead over rival Alaska-Anchorage on Saturday night. Gagnon and Dick combined for four shots. Only in Alaska. WINK.Elsewhere, LIU blanked Stonehill 2-0 in non-conference play. In exhibitions, Army West Point defeated Royal Military College (Ont.) 3-2, and Lindenwood put up seven in a 7-4 win over Simon Fraser (B.C.).On the women’s side: Sarah Wozniewicz scored the game-winner in OT and Laila Edwards scored her 26th of the year, which leads the nation, as No. 1 Wisconsin edged No. 6 Minnesota-Duluth 2-1. Sloane Matthews scored a natural hat trick in the second period, and No. 2 Ohio State scored four goals in the third to pull away from No. 3 Minnesota 7-4. Elyssa Biederman scored the game-winner in overtime as No. 4 Colgate topped No. 7 St. Lawrence 3-2 in overtime. No. 8 Penn State picked up its 12th win in a row to secure its 25th victory of the season, with Tessa Janecke netting her 20th goal of the year in a 5-2 win over Robert Morris. The fifth-ranked Big Red of Cornell are now up by a point and a half in the ECAC after a 2-1 win over No. 9 Clarkson. St. Thomas got outshot 33-8 but came away with a 2-1 overtime win at home against No. 11 St. Cloud State, as Lauren Stenslie’s seventh goal of the year was the game-winner 36 seconds into OT. Tuva Kandell scored the game-winner in overtime to lift No. 14 Northeastern past No. 15 UConn 4-3. Maddy Samoskevich scored twice as No. 10 Quinnipiac ousted Dartmouth 3-0. Issy Wunder scored her 22nd of the year, and No. 13 Princeton beat Harvard 2-0. Elsewhere in AHA action, Syracuse blanked Lindenwood 5-0, while Mercyhurst and RIT skated to a 1-1 tie, with Mercyhurst taking the shootout win. In the ECAC, Brown edged RPI 4-3 and Yale slipped past Union 3-2. In Hockey East, Holy Cross earned a 1-0 shutout over Maine, Providence topped New Hampshire 4-3 in overtime, and Boston University rolled past Vermont 4-1. In NEWHA play, LIU edged St. Michael’s 2-1 in overtime, Sacred Heart blanked Assumption 2-0, Post took down St. Anselm 3-0, and Franklin Pierce topped Stonehill 3-2 in overtime. Minnesota State wrapped up the night in the WCHA with a 5-1 win over Bemidji State. I’m Jason Bryant @jasonmbryant on the socials and leave a rating, review or some feedback on the show at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com and that’s all we’ve got for the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for February 1, 2025.