ROUNDUP: Michigan Tech beats Alaska to improve to 5-1-0
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Oscar Hemming endured a draft-eligible season few, if any, have dealt with. But the Columbus Blue Jackets prospect didn't let it bring him down, and now he looks to dominate at the NCAA level for Boston College.
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There were quite a few rules changes in college hockey before this season and for the first time, the NCAA hosted a webinar with NCAA Secretary-Rules Editor Steve Piotrowski to specifically talk about how those changes and areas of focus would affect women’s college hockey.
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Are Atlantic Hockey America teams and independents closing the gap in college hockey? This week, UFR takes a look at early results as proof.
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from Montreal Hockey Now, by Marc Dumont,
The Montreal Canadiens had an opportunity this summer to land a marquee player in a potential trade this summer, but the organization was unwilling to include top prospect Michael Hage given his impressive potential.
Many expected Hage to make his NHL debut this season, yet the 20-year-old centre opted to return to the University of Michigan for one final year in a bid to capture the national championship. While some viewed the decision as frustrating, there is something to be said for allowing a prospect to develop at his own pace rather than rushing him through the ranks.
from The Hockey News, by Ryan Lambert,
HAMDEN, Conn. — Ethan Wyttenbach is not the first freshman in recent memory to lead the NCAA in scoring.
Last season, the Quinnipiac winger went from being a relatively obscure freshman and a fifth-round pick of the Calgary Flames to the nation's points leader with 25 goals, 34 assists, and 59 points. He beat out first-round picks, top prospects, players several years his senior, and more to join that elite club.
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Landon DuPont looked as comfortable as ever and was everything as advertised in his NCAA debut. With CHL players returned to their major junior teams, which players will continue to light up their leagues now that the competition is at its peak?
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What's legal contact and what should be penalized as body checking in NCAA women's hockey? The PodKaz goes through some of the clarifications.
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The puck has been dropped on the 2026-27 NCAA Women’s Hockey season, and there’s a lot to be excited about this year and beyond.
There are a number of talented players looking to end their college careers on a high, ensuring their status as future PWHLers. While the class might not be as deep as that of the 2026 group, there are still several big names that are going to be stars for years to come.
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As the leaves start to change color, the puck is set to drop on a new season of NCAA Men’s Hockey in the U.S.
With the new rules regarding major junior players’ participation, the collegiate game is better than it has ever been. Deeper rosters, thrilling stars and future NHLers are balancing both their athletic and academic careers, all to the enjoyment of us university hockey fanatics.
from Boston Hockey Now,
With Boston Bruins training camp winding down, the Providence Bruins roster is beginning to take shape. Some key prospects remain in Boston, as Frederic Brunet , Matthew Poitras , and Dans Locmelis are all candidates to make the main roster. With Poitras nursing an injury, he could start the season on IR to make room for Locmelis. Meanwhile, Brunet is expected to be at least the seventh defenseman while Charlie McAvoy serves his six-game suspension.
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Wisconsin repeated as national champions, earning their third title in the last four years. For the fourth straight year, they faced off against WCHA rival Ohio State. Polls differ early on about which team is currently #1, but the consensus seems to be that they are the top two teams in the country. The WCHA ...
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Northeastern returned to the top of the conference, winning the regular season title after a two year absence. But Connecticut eked out a 2-1 win in overtime of the conference championship game. Both teams advanced to the NCAA Tournament. UConn earned their first-ever tournament win in their second berth, defeating Princeton 4-1. Northeastern took down ...
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The Chicago Blackhawks are already halfway through their four-game preseason slate. After five straight days of practice at training camp, plus the home preseason opener against the Minnesota Wild on Monday, it was finally time for a day off.
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The Chicago Blackhawks will have seven prospects playing college hockey this season, and six are playing for preseason top-20 programs. Five of them are playing for teams ranked in the top 10.
The highest-ranked college team with a Blackhawks prospect on their roster is the Michigan State Spartans, ranked third in the top 20. Mason West, a 2025 first-round pick, will play his freshman season for Michigan State this year.
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Just seven points separated first-place Yale and Princeton from seventh place Brown at the end of last season and I expect it will be an equally tight fight for the championship this season. Honestly, it doesn’t seem like any place in this conference is secure.
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Via Red Wings Prospects on Twitter comes this from college’s NCHC conference, which has named Red Wings draft pick and University of Minnesota-Duluth captain Max Plante, and his brother, Penguins prospect Zam Plante, as members of their Preseason All-Conference team: The votes are in! 🗳️🌟@UMDMensHockey & @UNDmhockey each have a trio of representatives on the
from Daily Faceoff (Frank Seravalli),
The NCAA Women’s Hockey season begins this weekend, and the quest for a national championship starts. With popularity in the women’s game continuing to grow expotentially, attention on campus puck is closer than ever. More and more people are keen to watch the next wave of PWHL talent, as young faces slowly take the torch from the old guard.
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It's been just over a year since CHL players have been deemed eligible for NCAA hockey programs, and Tony Ferrari speaks with some of the most important figures in Canadian junior hockey to share their perspectives on this changing landscape.
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The Michigan Wolverines added the presumptive No. 1 pick in the 2027 NHL draft, Landon DuPont, but in the evolving landscape of college hockey, is that enough to win a national title?