It’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 8-9, 2025. No bots, but we’ve got plenty of championship action to catch you up on. After the morning flight and a metric crap ton of results around college sports on Sunday, here’s what you need to know and start your week - JUST. THE. SCORES.
We begin with the women:
In women’s championship action, #8 Penn State captured the Atlantic Hockey title with a 4-1 win over Mercyhurst, securing an NCAA auto-bid and a quarterfinal matchup against St. Lawrence. #3 Cornell dominated #5 Colgate 5-1 to claim the ECAC crown and the national No. 3 seed, awaiting the winner of the Sacred Heart-Minnesota-Duluth game. #13 Boston University edged Northeastern 3-2 in overtime to win Hockey East and will open the NCAA tournament against Clarkson. Sacred Heart took the NEWHA title with a 4-2 win over LIU and will face Minnesota-Duluth in the opening round. In the WCHA final, #1 Wisconsin edged #4 Minnesota 4-3, claiming the nation’s top seed and awaiting the winner of Clarkson versus Boston University.
In Saturday’s men’s action, #10 Boston University handled Vermont 6-1 in Hockey East, setting up a matchup between Vermont and UMass in the opening round. #5 Maine and #16 UMass battled to a 2-2 tie, with Maine taking the shootout win. #1 Boston College blanked Merrimack 6-0, sending Merrimack to face Northeastern. New Hampshire topped #17 UMass Lowell 4-2, setting up a rematch in the opening round, while #6 Providence edged Northeastern 3-2.
In the NCHC, #7 Denver clipped #20 Colorado College 4-3, securing third place and a home quarterfinal against CC. Minnesota-Duluth edged St. Cloud State 3-2, finishing seventh and heading to Arizona State. Omaha rolled over #18 North Dakota 7-3, claiming fourth place and home-ice advantage against UND. #4 Western Michigan secured its quarterfinal pairing with St. Cloud State by defeating Miami 5-2.
AHA quarterfinals saw #20 Holy Cross tie its series 1-1 with a 3-2 win over American International. Air Force evened their series with Sacred Heart, winning 3-2 in double overtime. Bentley completed a 2-0 sweep of Canisius with a 2-0 victory, while Niagara forced a decisive game with a 4-3 win over Army West Point.
In CCHA action, Bemidji State stayed alive by edging Augustana 4-3 to tie their series. Bowling Green completed its sweep over Michigan Tech with a 4-0 win. #14 Minnesota State closed out its series with a tight 3-2 win over Lake Superior State. St. Thomas advanced by defeating Ferris State 4-1, setting up a CCHA semifinal against Bowling Green.
In the Big Ten, #9 Ohio State forced a third game by edging Wisconsin 3-2 in overtime. #15 Penn State advanced with a 5-2 win over #11 Michigan, taking the series 2-0. #3 Minnesota evened its series with Notre Dame 4-2.
On Sunday, #20 Holy Cross advanced by clinching the series 2-1 over American International with a 4-3 win. Sacred Heart followed suit, winning 4-1 over Air Force to advance and set up a semifinal against Bentley. Army West Point outlasted Niagara 4-3 in overtime to win their series and will face Holy Cross.
In the CCHA, Bemidji State emerged victorious with a 3-2 overtime win over Augustana, securing the series 2-1 and a semifinal matchup at Minnesota State.
In the Big Ten, #9 Ohio State sealed its series with a second straight 3-2 win over Wisconsin and will host Penn State in the semifinals. Notre Dame pulled the upset over #3 Minnesota 4-1 and will face Michigan State in the semifinals. \
I’m Jason Bryant for real again this time (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 8-9, 2025.
We begin with the women:
In women’s championship action, #8 Penn State captured the Atlantic Hockey title with a 4-1 win over Mercyhurst, securing an NCAA auto-bid and a quarterfinal matchup against St. Lawrence. #3 Cornell dominated #5 Colgate 5-1 to claim the ECAC crown and the national No. 3 seed, awaiting the winner of the Sacred Heart-Minnesota-Duluth game. #13 Boston University edged Northeastern 3-2 in overtime to win Hockey East and will open the NCAA tournament against Clarkson. Sacred Heart took the NEWHA title with a 4-2 win over LIU and will face Minnesota-Duluth in the opening round. In the WCHA final, #1 Wisconsin edged #4 Minnesota 4-3, claiming the nation’s top seed and awaiting the winner of Clarkson versus Boston University.
In Saturday’s men’s action, #10 Boston University handled Vermont 6-1 in Hockey East, setting up a matchup between Vermont and UMass in the opening round. #5 Maine and #16 UMass battled to a 2-2 tie, with Maine taking the shootout win. #1 Boston College blanked Merrimack 6-0, sending Merrimack to face Northeastern. New Hampshire topped #17 UMass Lowell 4-2, setting up a rematch in the opening round, while #6 Providence edged Northeastern 3-2.
In the NCHC, #7 Denver clipped #20 Colorado College 4-3, securing third place and a home quarterfinal against CC. Minnesota-Duluth edged St. Cloud State 3-2, finishing seventh and heading to Arizona State. Omaha rolled over #18 North Dakota 7-3, claiming fourth place and home-ice advantage against UND. #4 Western Michigan secured its quarterfinal pairing with St. Cloud State by defeating Miami 5-2.
AHA quarterfinals saw #20 Holy Cross tie its series 1-1 with a 3-2 win over American International. Air Force evened their series with Sacred Heart, winning 3-2 in double overtime. Bentley completed a 2-0 sweep of Canisius with a 2-0 victory, while Niagara forced a decisive game with a 4-3 win over Army West Point.
In CCHA action, Bemidji State stayed alive by edging Augustana 4-3 to tie their series. Bowling Green completed its sweep over Michigan Tech with a 4-0 win. #14 Minnesota State closed out its series with a tight 3-2 win over Lake Superior State. St. Thomas advanced by defeating Ferris State 4-1, setting up a CCHA semifinal against Bowling Green.
In the Big Ten, #9 Ohio State forced a third game by edging Wisconsin 3-2 in overtime. #15 Penn State advanced with a 5-2 win over #11 Michigan, taking the series 2-0. #3 Minnesota evened its series with Notre Dame 4-2.
On Sunday, #20 Holy Cross advanced by clinching the series 2-1 over American International with a 4-3 win. Sacred Heart followed suit, winning 4-1 over Air Force to advance and set up a semifinal against Bentley. Army West Point outlasted Niagara 4-3 in overtime to win their series and will face Holy Cross.
In the CCHA, Bemidji State emerged victorious with a 3-2 overtime win over Augustana, securing the series 2-1 and a semifinal matchup at Minnesota State.
In the Big Ten, #9 Ohio State sealed its series with a second straight 3-2 win over Wisconsin and will host Penn State in the semifinals. Notre Dame pulled the upset over #3 Minnesota 4-1 and will face Michigan State in the semifinals. \
I’m Jason Bryant for real again this time (@jasonmbryant). Leave a rating, review, or feedback at collegehockeyscoreboardpod.com. That’s the #CollegeHockeyScoreboard Show for March 8-9, 2025.
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Speaker 1 (00:07):
It's the College Hockey school Board Show from March eight
to ninth, twenty twenty five. No bots, but we got
plenty at Championship Action to catch you up on. After
a morning flight and a metric crap ton of results
from college sports around the country on Sunday, here's what
you need to know about college hockey, just the scores.
We'll begin with the women and Women's Championship Action. Number
(00:27):
eight Penn State captured the Atlantic Hockey title with a
four to one win over Mercyhurst, securing the NCAA Auto
bid and a quarterfinal matchup against Saint Lawrence. As the
NCAAA draws were announced on Sunday. Number three Cornell dominated
number five Colgate five to one to claim the ECAC
crown and the national number three seed, awaiting the winner
of the Sacred Heart in Minnesota Duluth game. Number thirteen
(00:49):
Boston University edge Northeastern three to in overtime to win
Hockey East, and we'll open the NCAAA tournament against Clarkson.
Sacred Heart took the New Hot title with the four
to two win over l IU and face the alfourmentioned
Minnesota Duluke Bulldogs in the opening round. In the WHA Final,
Number one Wisconsin edge number four Minnesota four to three,
claiming the nation's top seed, awaiting the winner of Clarkson
(01:11):
in bu In Saturday's men's action, Number ten Boston University
handled Vermont six to one in Hockey East, setting up
a matchup between Vermont and you Massed in the opening
round of the tournament. Number five Main and number sixteen
you Mass battle to a two to two tie, with
Main taking the shootout wins. Number one Boston College blank
Merrimack six to oh sending Merrimack to face Northeastern come
Hockey East tournament time, New Hampshire top Number seventeen U
(01:33):
Mass ll four to two, setting up a rematch in
the opening round. Well Number six Providence edge Northeastern three
to two. In the final weekend of nc eight C
regular season action, Number seven Denver clip Number twenty Colorado
College four to three, securing third place and a home
quarter final against the at four mentioned Tigers of CC goldpen.
In the first round, Minnesota dulof edge Saint Cloud State
(01:54):
three to two, finishing seventh and heading the Arizona State
for the first round of the NCAC tournament. There, Omaha
roll passed Number eighteen North Dakota seven to three, claiming
fourth place and home ice against the aforementioned Fighting Hawks.
While I've set appore mentioned more times in one show
than I have in my entire life. Number four Western
Michigan secured it's quarter final pairing with Saint Cloud's State
(02:15):
by defeating Miami five to two. AHA Quarterfinals saw Number
twenty Holy Cross taiatt series one to one with a
three to two win over ai C Air Force evened
up its series with Sacred Heart, winning three to two
in double overtime. Bentley completed a two zero sweep of
Canisius with a two zero victory, while Niagara forced a
decisive game with a four to three win over Army
West Point. In the CCHA, Bemidji State State Alive edging
(02:39):
August and a four to three to tie its series.
Bowling Green completed a sweep of Michigan Tech with a
quoro win. Number fourteen Minnesota State closed out its series
with the tight three two win over Lakes Speior State,
while Saint Thomas advanced by defeating Farris State four to one,
setting up a CCHA semi final against Bowling Green in
the Big ten. Number nine Ohio State forced the third
game by edging Wisconsin three two in overtime. Number fifteen
(03:00):
Penn State advanced with a five to win over number
eleven Michigan, taking the series two zero. Number three Minnesota
even did series with Notre Dame four to two. Now
on Sunday as we finish up those series. Number twenty,
Holy Cross advanced by clinching the series two to one
over American International with a four to three win. Sadly
this so ends American Internationals run as a Division one
(03:21):
men's hockey program. Unfortunate is an understatement. Sacred Heart followed suit,
winning four to one over Air Force to advance instead
up a semi final against Bentley Army West point outlasted
Niagara four to three in overtime to win the series
and will face Holy Cross in the CCHHA. But Midge
State emerged victorious so with a three two overtime victory
over Augustana, securing the series two to one in a
(03:43):
semi final matchup at Minnesota State. In the Big ten.
Number nine Ohio State seal did series with a second
straight three two win over Wisconsin and will host Penn
State in the semi Finals. Seven seeded Notre Dame gives
coach Jeff Jackson at least one more game behind the bench,
as the Fighting Irish pulled off the upset four to
one to win the series two to one, and we'll
face top seeded Michigan State in the Big Ten Set
(04:05):
My Finals. Oh boy, it's playoff hockey time. Don't you
just wait? It's already been playoff hockey time. Yeah, you
love that stuff. Anyway, I'm Jason Bryant for real this
time at Jason M. Bryant on the Socials. Leave a rating,
reviewer feedback at College hockeyscoreboard pod dot com. Once again,
that's been the College Hockey Scoreboard Show for March eight
to ninth, twenty twenty five.
It's the College Hockey school Board Show from March eight
to ninth, twenty twenty five. No bots, but we got
plenty at Championship Action to catch you up on. After
a morning flight and a metric crap ton of results
from college sports around the country on Sunday, here's what
you need to know about college hockey, just the scores.
We'll begin with the women and Women's Championship Action. Number
(00:27):
eight Penn State captured the Atlantic Hockey title with a
four to one win over Mercyhurst, securing the NCAA Auto
bid and a quarterfinal matchup against Saint Lawrence. As the
NCAAA draws were announced on Sunday. Number three Cornell dominated
number five Colgate five to one to claim the ECAC
crown and the national number three seed, awaiting the winner
of the Sacred Heart in Minnesota Duluth game. Number thirteen
(00:49):
Boston University edge Northeastern three to in overtime to win
Hockey East, and we'll open the NCAAA tournament against Clarkson.
Sacred Heart took the New Hot title with the four
to two win over l IU and face the alfourmentioned
Minnesota Duluke Bulldogs in the opening round. In the WHA Final,
Number one Wisconsin edge number four Minnesota four to three,
claiming the nation's top seed, awaiting the winner of Clarkson
(01:11):
in bu In Saturday's men's action, Number ten Boston University
handled Vermont six to one in Hockey East, setting up
a matchup between Vermont and you Massed in the opening
round of the tournament. Number five Main and number sixteen
you Mass battle to a two to two tie, with
Main taking the shootout wins. Number one Boston College blank
Merrimack six to oh sending Merrimack to face Northeastern come
Hockey East tournament time, New Hampshire top Number seventeen U
(01:33):
Mass ll four to two, setting up a rematch in
the opening round. Well Number six Providence edge Northeastern three
to two. In the final weekend of nc eight C
regular season action, Number seven Denver clip Number twenty Colorado
College four to three, securing third place and a home
quarter final against the at four mentioned Tigers of CC goldpen.
In the first round, Minnesota dulof edge Saint Cloud State
(01:54):
three to two, finishing seventh and heading the Arizona State
for the first round of the NCAC tournament. There, Omaha
roll passed Number eighteen North Dakota seven to three, claiming
fourth place and home ice against the aforementioned Fighting Hawks.
While I've set appore mentioned more times in one show
than I have in my entire life. Number four Western
Michigan secured it's quarter final pairing with Saint Cloud's State
(02:15):
by defeating Miami five to two. AHA Quarterfinals saw Number
twenty Holy Cross taiatt series one to one with a
three to two win over ai C Air Force evened
up its series with Sacred Heart, winning three to two
in double overtime. Bentley completed a two zero sweep of
Canisius with a two zero victory, while Niagara forced a
decisive game with a four to three win over Army
West Point. In the CCHA, Bemidji State State Alive edging
(02:39):
August and a four to three to tie its series.
Bowling Green completed a sweep of Michigan Tech with a
quoro win. Number fourteen Minnesota State closed out its series
with the tight three two win over Lakes Speior State,
while Saint Thomas advanced by defeating Farris State four to one,
setting up a CCHA semi final against Bowling Green in
the Big ten. Number nine Ohio State forced the third
game by edging Wisconsin three two in overtime. Number fifteen
(03:00):
Penn State advanced with a five to win over number
eleven Michigan, taking the series two zero. Number three Minnesota
even did series with Notre Dame four to two. Now
on Sunday as we finish up those series. Number twenty,
Holy Cross advanced by clinching the series two to one
over American International with a four to three win. Sadly
this so ends American Internationals run as a Division one
(03:21):
men's hockey program. Unfortunate is an understatement. Sacred Heart followed suit,
winning four to one over Air Force to advance instead
up a semi final against Bentley Army West point outlasted
Niagara four to three in overtime to win the series
and will face Holy Cross in the CCHHA. But Midge
State emerged victorious so with a three two overtime victory
over Augustana, securing the series two to one in a
(03:43):
semi final matchup at Minnesota State. In the Big ten.
Number nine Ohio State seal did series with a second
straight three two win over Wisconsin and will host Penn
State in the semi Finals. Seven seeded Notre Dame gives
coach Jeff Jackson at least one more game behind the bench,
as the Fighting Irish pulled off the upset four to
one to win the series two to one, and we'll
face top seeded Michigan State in the Big Ten Set
(04:05):
My Finals. Oh boy, it's playoff hockey time. Don't you
just wait? It's already been playoff hockey time. Yeah, you
love that stuff. Anyway, I'm Jason Bryant for real this
time at Jason M. Bryant on the Socials. Leave a rating,
reviewer feedback at College hockeyscoreboard pod dot com. Once again,
that's been the College Hockey Scoreboard Show for March eight
to ninth, twenty twenty five.
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