Playoffs? Yeah, that's where we're at - CHS 3-7-25

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.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:07):
It's the College Hockey Scoreboard show for March seventh, twenty
twenty five. 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 number

(00:31):
three Cornell outlast number nine Clarkson in a thrilling two
to one victory that stretched into triple overtime, setting up
a championship showdown against number five Colgate, who defeated number
seven Saint Lawrence four to two. In the WCCHA women's semifinals,
number one Wisconsin advanced with a three to one win
over number six Minnesota Duluth, while number four Minnesota dominated

(00:53):
number two Ohio State sixty two, setting up a border
battle for the title. In Hockey East men's action, number
sixteen US rolled past number five Maine five to one,
and New Hampshire handled number seventeen U mass Lowll with
a four to one victory. The NCCHC men's slate saw
number seven Denver take care of Number twenty Colorado College
four to one, Saint Cloud State edged Minnesota Duluth three

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to two in overtime. Number eighteen North Dakota topped Omaha
three to one, and Number four Western Michigan erupted for
an eight to three win over Miami. In the Atlantic
Hockey quarterfinals, American International slip past Number twenty Holy Cross
three to two to take a one zero series lead,
Sacred Heart down Air Force four to one, Bentley shut
out Canisius four zero, and Army West Point took a

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marathon three to two win over Niagara in double overtime,
the fourth longest game in Atlantic Hockey America history. CCHA
quarterfinals saw Augustown acclaim a three to one win over
Bamigi State Bowling Green edge Michigan Tech two to one
in overtime. Number fourteen Minnesota State Cruise passed Lake Superior
State four to one, and Saint Thomas rollover Fairrek State

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seven to three. In the ECAC men's first round, Brown
edge Princeton three to two, while Harvard handled RPI five
to two. The Big Ten quarterfinals featured Wisconsin defeating number
nine Ohio State four to one. Noma Negar fifteen, Penn
State outlasting May eleven Michigan six to five in overtime,
and Notre Dame upsetting nine U three Minnesota three to two.

(02:21):
That's your college hockey scoreboard from March eighth. I'm not
Jason Bryant, but he's on the socials at Jason and Bryant.
Leave a rating review or feedback at college hockeyscoreboard pod
dot com. That's the College Hockey Scoreboard show from March seven,
twenty twenty five.