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 The Case for Division 1 Hockey at Penn State
Penn State has developed a reputation for athletic prowess in many sports, ranging from football to basketball to swimming; the school's hockey team is no exception. But there is one slight difference among the sports: the hockey team does not operate at the Division 1 level. Click here to read more at AmericanCollegeHockey.com.
 Game Night Roundup/Analysis
Wrapping up the latest games, with summaries of the results, and analysis/insight from the CHN staff.
Alabama-Huntsville Punches NCAA Ticket In Final CHA Championship
It’s was a story book ending for Alabama-Huntsville freshman Keenan Desmet. His goal in overtime, coming on a controversial power play no less, gave the Chargers the win the final CHA Championship Game, and the conference's final automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
The first CHA championship was played in 1999 between these same two teams, Niagara and Alabama-Huntsville. The Purple Eagles ...
Quinnipiac Tops Union in 5th OT
Only two games in NCAA history have gone to five overtimes. Union has played in them both, and hosted them both. And now lost in them both.
Quinnipiac's Greg Holt scored at 10:32 of the fifth overtime Friday, giving the Bobcats a 1-0 advantage in the Best-of-3 ECAC quarterfinal series. The 150:32 total time featured 130 shots, including a school-record 75 by the Dutchmen. Quinnipiac goalie Dan ...
Bemidji State Consoled With Comeback Tie
About one year ago, Bemidji State and Robert Morris were playing in the CHA championship game. Bemidji State needed a win to qualify for the NCAAs, which it got, en route to a Cinderella run to the Frozen Four.
Today, the same teams faced under different circumstances, in the consolation game, but with Bemidji already having secured an NCAA bid. The Beavers and Colonials took the game into overtime ...
Dennehy Weaving a Winner at Merrimack
The story for most of the season surrounding [[Merrimack]] has centered around Stephane Da Costa. The shifty winger from Paris has dangled and passed and shot his way into the national spotlight.
That tiny program from the tiny town in the tucked away Northeast corner of Massachusetts earned its first appearance in the Hockey East tournament since 2003-04, and the national media can’t help but ...
CollegeHockey.info Publishes ACHA's First Real-Time Scoreboard
By popular demand, we have created a real-time scoreboard that will allow ACHA (and NCAA D3) teams to update scores from their arenas in real-time. This is the ACHA's only real-time online scoreboard! A number of teams are already on-board, but we still need officials affiliated with other schools to volunteer to update their teams' scores. Please click here for more information.
 Steve Balint is a left winger for the defending ACHA Division 1 National Champions, Lindenwood University. The 5'11", 180 lbs. junior from Grosse Ile, Michigan played Jr. A hockey in the USHL and BCHL. Last season Balint tallied 76 points (25 goals, 51 assists) in 43 games for the Lions. Steve will submit blogs exclusively to CollegeHockey.info on a regular basis throughout the season. Click here to read Steve Balint's latest blog...
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