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 th
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 th
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Speaker 1 (00:05):
It's the College Hockey Scoreboard Show for February seventh, twenty
twenty five. 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 wins freaked to nine games with a four to
two victory over New Hampshire, getting goals from four different players.
(00:26):
Number thirteen Michigan stun second ranked Michigan State as Garrett
Shifski's tenth of the year came with under a minute
to go, lifting the Wolverines to a to one win.
Fourth ranked Western Michigan rolled past Saint Cloud State four zero,
fueled by a hat trick from Kristin Lamier, who doubled
his season goal total in the process. He had three,
now he's got six. Cameron rostopped twenty four shots in
(00:47):
the shutout. Fifth rank Maine battled back twice in the
third period of force overtime against number seven Providence before
skating to a three to three tie, though the Black
Bears did secure the extra point with the shootout wins.
Denver survived a wild one in Tempee, edging Number twelve
Arizona State five to four in overtime, as Aiden Thompson
buried the game winner from the left hash for his
(01:09):
second goal of the night. That thing was pretty. Merrimack
pulled off an upset over number eight Boston University with
Kalm Fitzpatrick met in the overtime game winner in a
two to one thriller. Ninth ranked Ohio State erupted for
five unanswered goals to dominate Notre Dame five to one,
with Ryan Gordon scoring twice. Vermont took down number ten
U Mass Loll five three behind a four goal second
(01:29):
period and a two goal night from Timo face Fitzer off.
Number twenty Colorado College picked off number sixteen North Dakota
and Grand Forks, scoring four times in the third period
first six to four win with Klaus Vanegutarg's leading the
charge with a pair of goals. Number fifteen Minnesota State
jumped ahead of Augustana on the scoreboard and in the
CCHA standings remember points percentage with a four to one
(01:50):
win over number seventeen Augustana behind goals from four different players.
Number eighteen U Mass took down number eleven Yukon five
to four, highlighted by a hat trick from Jack muse
up number fourteen. Quinnipiac Cruise passed Saint Lawrence six to one,
while Penn State blank number nineteen Wisconsin two zero. In
Big ten action. Elsewhere, Air Force topped Canisius five to three,
(02:10):
American International shutout Mercyhurst five zero, and Holy Cross dismantled
rit nine to two. Bentley edge Robert Morris one zero,
and Army West Point and Sacred Heart finished in a
two two tie before Army claimed the extra point with
the shootout. In the CCHA Bamigie State down Michigan Tech
five three, Lake Superior State edged Northern Michigan three two,
and Bowling Green handled Saint Thomas four to one. ECAC
(02:33):
action saw Clarkson defeat Princeton four to one, Dartmouth get
passed Harvard three to two, Cornell beat RPI four two
in Union in Colgate finished in a two to two draw,
with Union taking the shootout. Win Omaha picked up a
four to one win over Minnesota Duluth in the NCCHC
and a non conference action LIU beat Lyndon Wood three
to two. So the women we go. Second ranked Ohio
(02:54):
State pulled off a dramatic comeback erasing a four to
two deficit with three straight goals, including an extra attacker
goal in the final forty seconds before Joy Done netted
the game winner just sixty nine seconds in overtime for
five to four went over Saint Thomas run on sentences
be darned. In the ECAC, Number four Cornell remained on
(03:14):
top with a four zero shutout over RPI, while number
five Colgate kept pace as Emma Pace's fifteenth of the
season lifted the Raiders to a two to one victory
over Union that was not done by design. Sixth the
pace versus Pace thing, not the actual win. Sixth ranked
Minnesota dulof BLANKMAMIGI State two zero behind a pair of
goals from Kaitln Kramer. Number eight Penn State extended its
(03:36):
winning streak to thirteen in a row after Lydia Lobdell's
overtime goal secured a four to three victory over Mercyhurst,
putting the Nitney Lions one went away from tying the
program record for wins in a season. They currently had
twenty six. That's as of right now. Number seven Saint
Lawrence kept its ECAC championship hopes alive, beating Quinnipiac two
to one to sit seven points back of Cornell in
(03:57):
the standings. Cornell before sitting on top number ten. Clarkson
at number twelve Princeton finished in a two to two tie.
But yeah, the ECAC does that one and a half
points thing, So no extra credit, no points for you,
no extra points for you. You'll get nothing at like it,
no suit for you whatever. Number eleven Saint claud State
grabbed a three to one road win over Minnesota State
with Emma Drenery and Nanning her eighth of the season.
(04:18):
In hockey, East Maine pulled off a two to zer
upset over number thirteen Northeastern with goals from Lily Fetch
and Stephanie Jacobs. It looks like Lily is trying to
make Fetch happen. Yeah, nothing's cheeky and snarky in the lead,
but plenty here you con up into number fourteen Boston
University four to one, behind Claire Murdo's thirteenth of the year. Elsewhere,
(04:41):
rit took down Lindon Wood four one, Syracuse handled Robert
Morris by the same score, Yale top Dartmouth five two,
and Brown defeated Hovid three to one, Providence slip past
Holy Cross three to two, LU beat Franklin Pierce three
to two, and stone Hill World to a five to
two win over Posts Assumption Blank Saint el Some two zero,
while Saint Michael's picked up a three to one win
(05:01):
over Sacred Heart. I'm Jason Bryant at Jason M. Bryant
on those socials. You can leave a rating reviewer some feedback,
including those are my awful dad jokes or just dramatically
unnecessary pauses at college hockeyschool boardpod dot com. That's all
I've got for the school Board Show on February seventh.
But a little programming note. I'm flying to Little Rock,
which is an Arkansas which does not have any college
(05:23):
hockey to announce Well, they may have some accha stuff,
but park wide meat here. I'm flying a little Rock
to announce some college wrestling on Saturday. So Saturday night
update may happen, it may not happen. It could be
Sunday after those games are over, and after those games
and of course that big game with the pigskin gets done.
That's what I've got. Thanks for listening, appreciate you. Hockey's
(05:45):
great
It's the College Hockey Scoreboard Show for February seventh, twenty
twenty five. 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 wins freaked to nine games with a four to
two victory over New Hampshire, getting goals from four different players.
(00:26):
Number thirteen Michigan stun second ranked Michigan State as Garrett
Shifski's tenth of the year came with under a minute
to go, lifting the Wolverines to a to one win.
Fourth ranked Western Michigan rolled past Saint Cloud State four zero,
fueled by a hat trick from Kristin Lamier, who doubled
his season goal total in the process. He had three,
now he's got six. Cameron rostopped twenty four shots in
(00:47):
the shutout. Fifth rank Maine battled back twice in the
third period of force overtime against number seven Providence before
skating to a three to three tie, though the Black
Bears did secure the extra point with the shootout wins.
Denver survived a wild one in Tempee, edging Number twelve
Arizona State five to four in overtime, as Aiden Thompson
buried the game winner from the left hash for his
(01:09):
second goal of the night. That thing was pretty. Merrimack
pulled off an upset over number eight Boston University with
Kalm Fitzpatrick met in the overtime game winner in a
two to one thriller. Ninth ranked Ohio State erupted for
five unanswered goals to dominate Notre Dame five to one,
with Ryan Gordon scoring twice. Vermont took down number ten
U Mass Loll five three behind a four goal second
(01:29):
period and a two goal night from Timo face Fitzer off.
Number twenty Colorado College picked off number sixteen North Dakota
and Grand Forks, scoring four times in the third period
first six to four win with Klaus Vanegutarg's leading the
charge with a pair of goals. Number fifteen Minnesota State
jumped ahead of Augustana on the scoreboard and in the
CCHA standings remember points percentage with a four to one
(01:50):
win over number seventeen Augustana behind goals from four different players.
Number eighteen U Mass took down number eleven Yukon five
to four, highlighted by a hat trick from Jack muse
up number fourteen. Quinnipiac Cruise passed Saint Lawrence six to one,
while Penn State blank number nineteen Wisconsin two zero. In
Big ten action. Elsewhere, Air Force topped Canisius five to three,
(02:10):
American International shutout Mercyhurst five zero, and Holy Cross dismantled
rit nine to two. Bentley edge Robert Morris one zero,
and Army West Point and Sacred Heart finished in a
two two tie before Army claimed the extra point with
the shootout. In the CCHA Bamigie State down Michigan Tech
five three, Lake Superior State edged Northern Michigan three two,
and Bowling Green handled Saint Thomas four to one. ECAC
(02:33):
action saw Clarkson defeat Princeton four to one, Dartmouth get
passed Harvard three to two, Cornell beat RPI four two
in Union in Colgate finished in a two to two draw,
with Union taking the shootout. Win Omaha picked up a
four to one win over Minnesota Duluth in the NCCHC
and a non conference action LIU beat Lyndon Wood three
to two. So the women we go. Second ranked Ohio
(02:54):
State pulled off a dramatic comeback erasing a four to
two deficit with three straight goals, including an extra attacker
goal in the final forty seconds before Joy Done netted
the game winner just sixty nine seconds in overtime for
five to four went over Saint Thomas run on sentences
be darned. In the ECAC, Number four Cornell remained on
(03:14):
top with a four zero shutout over RPI, while number
five Colgate kept pace as Emma Pace's fifteenth of the
season lifted the Raiders to a two to one victory
over Union that was not done by design. Sixth the
pace versus Pace thing, not the actual win. Sixth ranked
Minnesota dulof BLANKMAMIGI State two zero behind a pair of
goals from Kaitln Kramer. Number eight Penn State extended its
(03:36):
winning streak to thirteen in a row after Lydia Lobdell's
overtime goal secured a four to three victory over Mercyhurst,
putting the Nitney Lions one went away from tying the
program record for wins in a season. They currently had
twenty six. That's as of right now. Number seven Saint
Lawrence kept its ECAC championship hopes alive, beating Quinnipiac two
to one to sit seven points back of Cornell in
(03:57):
the standings. Cornell before sitting on top number ten. Clarkson
at number twelve Princeton finished in a two to two tie.
But yeah, the ECAC does that one and a half
points thing, So no extra credit, no points for you,
no extra points for you. You'll get nothing at like it,
no suit for you whatever. Number eleven Saint claud State
grabbed a three to one road win over Minnesota State
with Emma Drenery and Nanning her eighth of the season.
(04:18):
In hockey, East Maine pulled off a two to zer
upset over number thirteen Northeastern with goals from Lily Fetch
and Stephanie Jacobs. It looks like Lily is trying to
make Fetch happen. Yeah, nothing's cheeky and snarky in the lead,
but plenty here you con up into number fourteen Boston
University four to one, behind Claire Murdo's thirteenth of the year. Elsewhere,
(04:41):
rit took down Lindon Wood four one, Syracuse handled Robert
Morris by the same score, Yale top Dartmouth five two,
and Brown defeated Hovid three to one, Providence slip past
Holy Cross three to two, LU beat Franklin Pierce three
to two, and stone Hill World to a five to
two win over Posts Assumption Blank Saint el Some two zero,
while Saint Michael's picked up a three to one win
(05:01):
over Sacred Heart. I'm Jason Bryant at Jason M. Bryant
on those socials. You can leave a rating reviewer some feedback,
including those are my awful dad jokes or just dramatically
unnecessary pauses at college hockeyschool boardpod dot com. That's all
I've got for the school Board Show on February seventh.
But a little programming note. I'm flying to Little Rock,
which is an Arkansas which does not have any college
(05:23):
hockey to announce Well, they may have some accha stuff,
but park wide meat here. I'm flying a little Rock
to announce some college wrestling on Saturday. So Saturday night
update may happen, it may not happen. It could be
Sunday after those games are over, and after those games
and of course that big game with the pigskin gets done.
That's what I've got. Thanks for listening, appreciate you. Hockey's
(05:45):
great
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