The new CCHA just staged its inaugural media day, a platform for coaches to tell the hockey world what to expect from their respective squads. Part Two of the CCHA Media Day recap includes Bemidji State, Minnesota State, Ferris State and St. Thomas.

The new CCHA just staged its inaugural media day, a platform for coaches to tell the hockey world what to expect from their respective squads. Part One of the media day recap includes Michigan Tech, Bowling Green, Northern Michigan and Lake Superior State.

For nearly a decade, two things have been certain in northwest New York; waterfalls and middling hockey.

The 2021-22 Atlantic Hockey season is less than a month away from puck drop and a handful of first-year recruits are ready to earn spots and help elevate their programs.

The 2021-22 CCHA season is just over a month away and as programs start up and prepare for the upcoming schedule, players will begin making their case for ice time and top-line roles.

Atlantic Hockey will drop the puck on its 2021-22 season on Oct. 2 and as the 10 programs prepare for the upcoming season to return to normal, 10 players lead the way as must-watch pieces of their team.

The reformed CCHA announced its conference schedule last week as the season prepares to drop the puck and display its 2021-22 talent in less than two months.

A season that almost never happened, that started two months later than everyone else, has Fort Wayne Komets on the brink of winning the 2021 ECHL Kelly Cup. The Komets, one of the most storied franchises in minor league hockey, can clinch their first ECHL championship tonight with another win, as they lead the South Carolina Stingrays 2-1 in the best-of-5 series.

History is on the line when Game 1 of the ECHL Kelly Cup Finals gets underway exclusively on FloHockey at 7:05 PM on Friday night.

Courtesy of the ECHL.

The opening round of the 2021 NCAA Hockey Tournament featured all five Division I hockey programs from the state of Minnesota, adding to its unofficial nickname as The State of Hockey.

During last Sunday’s NCAA hockey selection show, WCHA Commissioner Bill Robertson was tucking into a well-deserved feast at his favorite steakhouse. He was celebrating his 60th birthday, surrounded by friends and family. At 6 PM Minneapolis time he beamed ESPN onto his mobile device. Somewhere between his appetizer and his ribeye, he got the best birthday present imaginable: three WCHA teams selected into the national tournament, a first for the WCHA since the 2013 realignment.

A year after the loss of the 2019-20 NCAA season left fans and programs with a lack of closure and players with unfinished business, Atlantic Hockey is entering the 2021 semifinals.

With full appreciation to the efforts of the WCHA league office and its member institutions, a full league schedule was played. It’s a remarkable achievement considering that this hockey season was defined by its uncertainty. 

The No. 4-ranked Minnesota State Mavericks are used to contending at the highest levels of college hockey, but as the years go by new chronicles develop in Mankato, and in 2021, it’s the celebration of a fourth-consecutive MacNaughton Cup for seven seniors.