February 16, 2025 • 5 mins
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
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
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Speaker 1 (00:06):
It's the Collins Hockey Scoreboard Show for February fifteenth, twenty
twenty five. 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, always just the scores.
(00:26):
We'll begin with the men. On Saturday night is Number
one Boston College bounced back to salvage of weekends, but
with number sixteen U Mass winning full one behind goals
from four different players, including Ryan Leonards empty netter for
his twenty fifth of the season. Number three Western Michigan
dominated number twenty Omaha six to one to complete the sweep,
extending it's NCC lead to five points with two games
(00:47):
in hand. Number twelve Michigan took four to six points
from number four Minnesota this weekend, winning the shootout after
a two to two tie. On Saturday, Number five Main
State tied with bc A top Hockey East after erupting
for four third period goals in a five to two win
over New Hampshire. Guaranteed to give you a tenetus. Number
seventeen North Dakota earned a big three to one win
at number six Denver, moving a point ahead of the
(01:08):
Pios for fourth place in the NCCHC behind goals from
Dylan James and Cameron Byrd. Number nine Boston University shut
out number seven Providence three zero to split their weekend set,
with Mikhail Igorov stopping thirty shots for a clean sheet
end goal. He's pretty good. Damien Carr finding his late
goal lifted Number eight Ohio State pass Wisconsin forty two,
while number ten Arizona State skated to a three to
(01:30):
three tie up in Duluth with the Bulldogs, but secured
the extra NCCHC point in the shootout. Number thirteen U
mass Lower forced to weekend split with Northeastern winning three
to one. Number fifteen Quinnipiac maintained its ECAC lead with
a six to two win over RPI, with six different
Bobcats lighting the lamp. Number eighteen ten State continued its
hot streak, improving the eight one and one over its
(01:52):
last ten with the three to two win over Notre Dame.
Number nineteen Colorado College avoided an upset by salvaging a
five to four overtime win over Miami, overcoming a blown
four to one lead, as the RedHawks dropped their twentieth
in a row. In Atlantic hockey, Riit won the shootout
over American International after a three to three tie. Army
West Point did the same against Air Force after a
(02:12):
four to four draw game they trailed four to one
at one point. Canisius defeated Bentley five to three, and
Shane Oatt scored the OT game winner in niagaras two
to one win over Robert Morris Lake. Superior State down
Ferris State five to three in the CCJA, while Michigan
Tech won a shootout after tying Augustan a four to four.
Brown knocked off Colgate sixty three. Cornell EDGGL five three
in Saint Lawrence got a three to two OT win
(02:34):
over Dartmouth, with Greg lapointetting his tenth of the year
for the game winner. Clarkson Rold passed Harvard six to zero,
Union put up seven in a seven to four win
over Princeton, and Merrimack edged Vermont for three. In non
conference play, Lyndon Wood topped Alaska five to two, while
LU handled Alaska Anchorage four to two to the women
Number three, Minnesota rallied pass Number eleven Saint Cloud's State
(02:54):
with third period goals from Audrey Wethington and Emma Connor
to secure a two to one win and split their
home and home series. In the ECAC. Number four, Cornell
and Yale skated to a one to one tie, with
Yale taking the shootout. Cornell closes its regular season with
forty five points after locking up the ECAC regular season
title on Friday. Number five Colegate finished second in the
ECAC standings, wrapping up its schedule with a three to
(03:16):
one win over Brown as m Pay score twice to
bring her season total of seventeen goals. Number six Minnesota
Delu swept Minnesota State with a four to one win,
powered by two goals from Olivia Mobley, giving her sixteen
on the season. The Bulldogs sit three points behind Minnesota
for third in the WCCHA, setting up a crucial matchup
between the two next week in Minneapolis. Minnesota still has
(03:36):
a shot at second place, while Dloof also does as well,
but needs some help from Saint Cloud State and it's
finale against Ohio State to have any chance of that happening.
Number seven Saint Lawrence rolled past Harvard six to two,
with six different players scoring, including Abby Husker, who nots
her fourteenth of the season. Number ten Clarks and Pepper
Dartmouth with fifty one shots and a dominant four to
one win. In Atlantic Hockey, Number nine ten State set
(03:58):
a new program record with its twenty eighth win as
Leah Stecker scored the game winner and overtime in a
two to one win over Riit. Providence stormback with three
third period goals to knock off Number fourteen Yukon four
to two, with Audrey Napp scoring her nineteenth for the Friars.
Number ten Quinnipiac closed out its schedule with a three
to one win over Union, sitting right on the cut
line at ninth. In the women's pairwise RPI edged number
(04:21):
twelve Princeton four to three, while New Hampshire secured the
extra point in a two to two tie and a
shootout win over Number thirteen Boston. You b who still
leads Hockey East by five points, and we'll face Yukon
next week to decide the regular season title. Elsewhere, Lindon
Wood handled Robert Moore six to two, Syracuse top Mercyhurst
four to two. Main shutout Merrimac three zero and Holy
Cross edge Vermont one zero. In newhaw action, Franklin Pierce Blank,
(04:45):
Sacred Heart two to zero, stone Hill and Saint elsent
Tide full four before Stonehill won the shootout and Assumption
defeated Saint Michael's quour to one. Saint Thomas wrapped up
the w cch A slate with a four to three
win over Bamigi State. I'm Jason Bryant at Jason M.
Bryant on the so she'll leave a rating reviewer feedback
at College Hockey schoolboardpod dot com. That's it. That's the
College Hockey schoolbod Show for February fifteenth, twenty twenty five.
It's the Collins Hockey Scoreboard Show for February fifteenth, twenty
twenty five. 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, always just the scores.
(00:26):
We'll begin with the men. On Saturday night is Number
one Boston College bounced back to salvage of weekends, but
with number sixteen U Mass winning full one behind goals
from four different players, including Ryan Leonards empty netter for
his twenty fifth of the season. Number three Western Michigan
dominated number twenty Omaha six to one to complete the sweep,
extending it's NCC lead to five points with two games
(00:47):
in hand. Number twelve Michigan took four to six points
from number four Minnesota this weekend, winning the shootout after
a two to two tie. On Saturday, Number five Main
State tied with bc A top Hockey East after erupting
for four third period goals in a five to two win
over New Hampshire. Guaranteed to give you a tenetus. Number
seventeen North Dakota earned a big three to one win
at number six Denver, moving a point ahead of the
(01:08):
Pios for fourth place in the NCCHC behind goals from
Dylan James and Cameron Byrd. Number nine Boston University shut
out number seven Providence three zero to split their weekend set,
with Mikhail Igorov stopping thirty shots for a clean sheet
end goal. He's pretty good. Damien Carr finding his late
goal lifted Number eight Ohio State pass Wisconsin forty two,
while number ten Arizona State skated to a three to
(01:30):
three tie up in Duluth with the Bulldogs, but secured
the extra NCCHC point in the shootout. Number thirteen U
mass Lower forced to weekend split with Northeastern winning three
to one. Number fifteen Quinnipiac maintained its ECAC lead with
a six to two win over RPI, with six different
Bobcats lighting the lamp. Number eighteen ten State continued its
hot streak, improving the eight one and one over its
(01:52):
last ten with the three to two win over Notre Dame.
Number nineteen Colorado College avoided an upset by salvaging a
five to four overtime win over Miami, overcoming a blown
four to one lead, as the RedHawks dropped their twentieth
in a row. In Atlantic hockey, Riit won the shootout
over American International after a three to three tie. Army
West Point did the same against Air Force after a
(02:12):
four to four draw game they trailed four to one
at one point. Canisius defeated Bentley five to three, and
Shane Oatt scored the OT game winner in niagaras two
to one win over Robert Morris Lake. Superior State down
Ferris State five to three in the CCJA, while Michigan
Tech won a shootout after tying Augustan a four to four.
Brown knocked off Colgate sixty three. Cornell EDGGL five three
in Saint Lawrence got a three to two OT win
(02:34):
over Dartmouth, with Greg lapointetting his tenth of the year
for the game winner. Clarkson Rold passed Harvard six to zero,
Union put up seven in a seven to four win
over Princeton, and Merrimack edged Vermont for three. In non
conference play, Lyndon Wood topped Alaska five to two, while
LU handled Alaska Anchorage four to two to the women
Number three, Minnesota rallied pass Number eleven Saint Cloud's State
(02:54):
with third period goals from Audrey Wethington and Emma Connor
to secure a two to one win and split their
home and home series. In the ECAC. Number four, Cornell
and Yale skated to a one to one tie, with
Yale taking the shootout. Cornell closes its regular season with
forty five points after locking up the ECAC regular season
title on Friday. Number five Colegate finished second in the
ECAC standings, wrapping up its schedule with a three to
(03:16):
one win over Brown as m Pay score twice to
bring her season total of seventeen goals. Number six Minnesota
Delu swept Minnesota State with a four to one win,
powered by two goals from Olivia Mobley, giving her sixteen
on the season. The Bulldogs sit three points behind Minnesota
for third in the WCCHA, setting up a crucial matchup
between the two next week in Minneapolis. Minnesota still has
(03:36):
a shot at second place, while Dloof also does as well,
but needs some help from Saint Cloud State and it's
finale against Ohio State to have any chance of that happening.
Number seven Saint Lawrence rolled past Harvard six to two,
with six different players scoring, including Abby Husker, who nots
her fourteenth of the season. Number ten Clarks and Pepper
Dartmouth with fifty one shots and a dominant four to
one win. In Atlantic Hockey, Number nine ten State set
(03:58):
a new program record with its twenty eighth win as
Leah Stecker scored the game winner and overtime in a
two to one win over Riit. Providence stormback with three
third period goals to knock off Number fourteen Yukon four
to two, with Audrey Napp scoring her nineteenth for the Friars.
Number ten Quinnipiac closed out its schedule with a three
to one win over Union, sitting right on the cut
line at ninth. In the women's pairwise RPI edged number
(04:21):
twelve Princeton four to three, while New Hampshire secured the
extra point in a two to two tie and a
shootout win over Number thirteen Boston. You b who still
leads Hockey East by five points, and we'll face Yukon
next week to decide the regular season title. Elsewhere, Lindon
Wood handled Robert Moore six to two, Syracuse top Mercyhurst
four to two. Main shutout Merrimac three zero and Holy
Cross edge Vermont one zero. In newhaw action, Franklin Pierce Blank,
(04:45):
Sacred Heart two to zero, stone Hill and Saint elsent
Tide full four before Stonehill won the shootout and Assumption
defeated Saint Michael's quour to one. Saint Thomas wrapped up
the w cch A slate with a four to three
win over Bamigi State. I'm Jason Bryant at Jason M.
Bryant on the so she'll leave a rating reviewer feedback
at College Hockey schoolboardpod dot com. That's it. That's the
College Hockey schoolbod Show for February fifteenth, twenty twenty five.
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