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Over the years we’ve been in business, we’re proud to say that we've finished in first-place in more #1-categories in all hockey contests than any service ever - dead or alive. You'll find an updated total of those #1-titles in hockey further down this page.

We won the first contest they ever had for hockey for sports services in Las Vegas.

Quite an achievement. But you might say what so many people say all the time: "yeah, yeah - that's all ancient history. What have you done lately?" How about this: In April 2009, we finished #1 for the entire 7+ month NHL Regular-Season in the Best Win-Percentage, All Sides category of The Sports Monitor contest. That was the 7th-straight hockey contest where we had a #1-ranked finish. You heard right. #1 in 7 straight regular & post-season hockey contests at either The Sports Monitor or The Sports Eye. To compete against anywhere from dozens to hundreds of other services...to even lead for a single week against all that competition...then to win a 1/2-year-long contest...and then win 7 of those contests in a row...how much more consistent can you possibly be? And we followed that witn a #1-finish in the 2009 NHL PLayoffs at The Sports Monitor in the Best Bets, Best Win-Percentage (minimum: 10 plays) category.

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COLLEGE HOCKEY: USEFUL LINKS

NCAA Men's Ice Hockey	Official site of men's NCAA ice hockey includes scores, updates, brackets, history, and more. Category: Ice Hockey > College and University
U.S. College Hockey Online	Standings, statistics, rosters, and polls for all college leagues.
Yahoo! Sports: NCAA Hockey	Offering news, standings, and live game audio.
College Hockey - CBS Sports.com	College hockey scores and rankings at CBSSports.com, your source for college hockey.
Inside College Hockey	Online magazine features columns, rankings, and articles on the personalities, events, and issues that define college hockey
Hockey 101	College hockey news and tournament coverage.
USA College Hockey Magazine	Online magazine covering college hockey throughout the United States.
USA Today.com: College Hockey	Full coverage of NCAA men's and women's ice hockey.
SI.com - College Hockey Leagues	Coverage includes college hockey scores and standings.
College Hockey Historical Archives	Features college hockey statistics, standings, history, awards, and more.
NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Championships	Official site of the Frozen Four includes schedule and ticket information, results, history, and more for the Division I and Division III championships.
Frozen Four	Background information on the annual college ice hockey championships.
Hockey Center College Hockey Links	Includes a directory of men's college ice hockey leagues and teams.
NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Statistics	Individual and team stats for Division I and III hockey.

COLLEGE HOCKEY: A HISTORY

College hockey

The Northeastern Huskies take on the UMass Minutemen at Matthews Arena in Boston, Massachusetts

College hockey most often refers to the American ice hockey competitive governance structure established by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, or NCAA, though leagues outside of the United States exist. In the NCAA there are 3 national divisions, I, II and III, each having many conferences, and supporting both men's and women's teams. Only divisions I and III have championships, the championship for Division II was suspended following 1999, due to a lack of sponsoring schools. Most of the schools in Division II hockey became members of newly formed hockey conferences such as College Hockey America, which plays in Division I. The Frozen Four is the trademarked name of the final two rounds of the NCAA Division I championship of ice hockey in the USA. Schools advance in a single-elimination tournament from four regional sites to a single site, where the national semifinals and final game are played. The NCAA started a Women's Frozen Four beginning in the 2000-01 season.

Each year, the Division I national champion is crowned through the NCAA Men's Division I Hockey Championship. The 2008 tournament was held in Denver, Colorado. Boston College was the champion.

[hide]

1 NCAA Structure
2 NCAA American Women's College Hockey Alliance champions
3 NCAA Awards
4 Other college hockey organizations
5 See also
6 References
7 External links

[edit] NCAA Structure

A map of all NCAA Division I men's hockey teams.

A map of all NCAA Division I women's hockey teams.

The teams that play in NCAA college hockey are split into divisions and then conferences, though some teams play independently. ^[1] Because of the limited number of D-I colleges sponsoring ice hockey, no universities play in their home conference. For example, Boston College, in which its other sports are part of the Atlantic Coast Conference, plays in the Hockey East Conference.

However, one D-I non-hockey conference, the Ivy League, crowns hockey champions for both men and women. Six of the eight Ivies sponsor intercollegiate hockey programs for both sexes, and all are members of ECAC Hockey. The Ivy League uses the results of its members in ECAC play to determine Ivy champions.

Men's
- Division I
  - Atlantic Hockey
  - Central Collegiate Hockey Association
  - College Hockey America
  - ECAC Hockey
  - Hockey East
  - Western Collegiate Hockey Association
  - Independent Colleges
- Division II - does not exist in Men's Hockey... all teams have moved to Div I or III as of 1999. ^[2]
  - Northeast Ten Conference
  - Independent Colleges
- Division III
Women's
- Division I
  - College Hockey America
  - ECAC Hockey
  - ECAC East
  - Eastern College Athletic Conference
  - Hockey East
  - Western Collegiate Hockey Association
  - Independent Colleges
- Division II
  - ECAC East
- Division III
  - ECAC East
  - ECAC Hockey
  - ECAC West
  - Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
  - New England Small College Athletic Conference
  - Northern Collegiate Hockey Association
  - Independent Colleges

[edit] NCAA American Women's College Hockey Alliance champions

Prior to the NCAA establishing a women's ice hockey championship, the AWCHA held a championship from 1997-98 season to 1999-2000 season. Below are those champions.

1998 New Hampshire
1999 Harvard
2000 Minnesota

[edit] NCAA Awards

Hobey Baker Memorial Award

Named for a 1914 Princeton graduate, the Hobey Baker Memorial Award honors the top player in Men’s Division I hockey. Established in 1981, finalists are chosen based on strength of character both on and off the ice, contributions to the integrity of the team, outstanding skills in all phases of the game, and scholastic achievement and sportsmanship, with the winner being announced annually during the off-day between the semifinal and championship rounds at the Frozen Four. Past winners include Ryan Miller, Chris Drury, and Paul Kariya.

Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is named after Patty Kazmaier, a standout defenseman from Princeton University from 1981 to 1986 who lost her life following a battle with a rare blood disease. First awarded in 1998, the Kazmaier award is given annually by USA Hockey to the top player in Women’s Division I program. As with the Hobey Baker Award, the Kazmaier Award is presented on the off-day between the semifinal and championship games at the Women’s Frozen Four. Nomination criteria include “Outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal character, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration will also be given to academic achievement and civic involvement.”^[3]

[edit] Other college hockey organizations

There are also college hockey teams in Canada in leagues such as CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport).
American College Hockey Association (ACHA) non-varsity club hockey.

[edit] See also

[edit] References

^ NCAA Winter Sports
^ Championship Crossroads- by David Pickle, The NCAA News. Nov 9, 1998.
^ Harvard Senior Julie Chu Wins Kazmaier

[edit] External links

[hide] v • d • e National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Indianapolis, Indiana

NCAA	Hall of Champions

Division I sports and championships	Baseball · (Championship) · Basketball · (Men, Women) · Bowling · Cross Country (Men, Women) · Field Hockey · Fencing (Championship) · Football · (BCS, Championship Subdivision) · Golf (Men, Women) · Gymnastics (Men, Women) · Ice Hockey (Men, Women) · Lacrosse (Men, Women) · Rifle · Rowing (Championshp) · Skiing · Soccer (Men, Women) · Softball (Women) · Swimming & Diving (Men, Women) · Tennis (Men, Women) · Track & Field (Men's Indoor & Outdoor, Women's Indoor & Outdoor) · Volleyball (Men, Women) · Water Polo (Men, Women) · Wrestling (Men) · Institutions · Athletic Directors

Division II	Institutions · Men's Basketball · National Football Championship · Women's Basketball

Division III	Institutions · Men's Basketball · National Football Championship · Women's Basketball

Source: Wikipedia

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1. North Dakota associate coach Eades’ contract not renewed

North Dakota associate head coach Cary Eades will not have his contract renewed for the 2012-13 season. A press release issued by the school said the move is “part of a restructuring of UND’s coaching staff.” Eades has been a member of the Fighting Sioux coaching staff for each of head coach Dave Hasktol’s eight seasons behind the bench and was elevated from assistant coach to associate head coach prior to the 2006-07 season. “Cary [...] Possibly related:

2. Report: Biggs not returning for second season with Miami

According to a report in the Toronto Star, Miami forward Tyler Biggs will not return for his sophomore season and will instead pursue a pro career with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs drafted Biggs in the first round (22nd overall) last June and he went on to score nine goals and eight assists in 37 games with the RedHawks. Biggs, who just turned 19, could sign with the Leafs, AHL’s Toronto Marlies or could [...] Possibly related:

3. Vermont taps Amherst’s Plumer as new women’s coach

Jim Plumer has been named head coach of the Vermont women’s hockey program. Plumer comes to Vermont after nine years as the head coach at Division III Amherst where he recorded the most wins in program history and molded Amherst into a national powerhouse, winning the 2009 and 2010 NCAA championship. “I am honored and excited to join the UVM family and I would like to thank [athletic director] Dr. [Robert] Corran for this opportunity,” [...] Possibly related:

4. Former College Hockey Inc. head Kelly lands with Boston law firm

Boston-based law firm Jackson Lewis LLP, one of the country’s largest and fastest-growing workplace law firms, announced Tuesday that Paul Kelly has joined the firm as a partner. Kelly helped create and establish College Hockey Inc., and served as its executive director since November 2007 before stepping down earlier this year. Before joining CHI, Kelly was the executive director of the National Hockey League Players’ Association for two years. Kelly has practiced law in Boston [...] Possibly related:

5. MacKinnon finds himself going places without going anywhere

The former Providence forward quickly found a pro career with the local AHL team. Al Daniel reports. Possibly related:

6. Former Denver captain Zemrau passes away, led team to ’58 title

Edwin (Ed) Zemrau, the captain of Denver’s first NCAA championship team in 1958, has passed away at the age of 78. Zemrau, an Edmonton native, was a 1957-58 All-American and captained the Pioneers to the NCAA title, a 6-2 win over North Dakota. Zemrau tallied the game-winning assist and was named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team. Zemrau later played minor pro hockey with the Winnipeg Warriors in the old Western Hockey League. Zemrau made his [...] Possibly related:

7. New Frozen Four ticket purchase process announced by NCAA

According to a news release from the NCAA, the annual Frozen Four ticket purchase process will now be conducted beginning Oct. 1 and will no longer involve submitting an application for the opportunity to purchase tickets. Now, ticket buyers will be invited to purchase tickets, based on their priority level, and select their own seat locations at the time of the order submission. This new process will become effective with the 2013 Frozen Four to [...] Possibly related:

8. Yale’s Hughes named Wooden citizenship award winner

Yale senior forward Aleca Hughes, whose efforts to help save lives have been inspired by her late teammate Mandi Schwartz, was named the winner of the Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup Wednesday night in a ceremony held at the Egyptian Ballroom at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. Hughes started a number of initiatives, including the Mandi Schwartz Foundation and the annual “White Out for Mandi” fundraiser game at Ingalls Rink each fall. The first two “White [...] Possibly related:

9. Boston University to honor longtime supporter Driben

On May 6, Boston University will honor Elliot Driben’s longtime commitment to Terrier athletics by naming the Case Center entrance “Elliot Driben Lobby.” For more than 40 years, Driben, who has been stricken with cerebral palsy since childhood, has attended over 5,000 BU sporting events, donated to every team, and befriended generations of student-athletes, coaches and fans. The BU Athletic Hall of Fame has twice honored Elliot – first in 1993, with a special recognition [...] Possibly related:

10. NCHC planning ‘two pretty big announcements’ in coming week

The new National Collegiate Hockey Conference expects to make “two pretty big announcements by Wednesday of next week,” commissioner Jim Scherr said on Tuesday. Details were few, but Scherr will be in Minneapolis next Tuesday after spending the weekend in Naples, Fla., where he will talk with league officials and coaches attending the American Hockey Coaches Association’s annual meetings. An announcement on Tuesday likely concerns the new league’s postseason venue or the hire of the [...] Possibly related:

11. WCHA suspends Minnesota State women’s coach Means five games

The WCHA announced Monday that Minnesota State women’s coach Eric Means has been served a five-game suspension due to a violation of the WCHA Code of Conduct during a game on Feb. 17 against Minnesota-Duluth. The five-game suspension, which includes one first round WCHA playoff game that Means sat out voluntarily on Feb. 24, will consist of the first four conference games (no exhibition or non-conference games) of the upcoming 2012-13 season. “We understand and [...] Possibly related:

12. Kristo announces return to North Dakota for senior season

North Dakota forward Danny Kristo announced Tuesday that he will return for his senior season in 2012-13 instead of signing with the Montreal Canadiens. A second-round pick of the Canadiens in the 2008 NHL draft, Kristo enjoyed the best season of his collegiate career in 2011-12, achieving career highs in points (45), goals (19), assists (team-leading 26), game-winning goals (3) and plus/minus (+16). UND’s leading active scorer with 109 points (42 goals, 67 assists) in [...] Possibly related:

13. Hamline names Verdugo new athletic director

Hamline has announced Jason Verdugo as its new athletic director, effective May 1. Verdugo, Hamline’s baseball coach for the past 11 seasons, has also served as director of compliance for all of Hamline’s 19 sports teams for the past eight years and has spent the past 11 years involved in fundraising for the athletic program. From 2004-2007, Verdugo was the assistant athletic director at Hamline. “Jason Verdugo has a wealth of experience in athletic leadership [...] Possibly related:

14. WIAC schools to leave NCHA after 2012-13 season

The NCHA and WIAC announced Tuesday that the two conferences have reached an agreement that will see the WIAC members leave the NCHA following the upcoming 2012-13 season – a year earlier than originally planned. According to a news release, the conferences elected to expedite the departure of the WIAC members due primarily to the scheduling complications that would result if the WIAC members remained through the 2013-14 academic year. “After considerable discussion, it was [...] Possibly related:

15. Penn State celebrates Pegula Ice Arena groundbreaking

Penn State celebrated the official groundbreaking for Pegula Ice Arena on Friday as coaches, fans and dignitaries gathered at the Penn State field hockey complex to mark the occasion. Penn State president Rodney Erickson, board of trustees vice chairman Karen Peetz, acting director of athletics Dr. Dave Joyner and Terry Pegula, who along with his wife, Kim, donated $88 million in September 2010 for the construction of a new, state-of-the-art facility and the elevation of [...] Possibly related:

16. Offseason takes shape, issues come into focus with coaches meetings

There are a number of issues on the table this offseason, and Jim Connelly presents some of them. Possibly related:

17. Hakstol signs six-year extension at North Dakota through ’17-18 season

North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol signed a new six-year contract Thursday that will keep him behind the Fighting Sioux bench through the 2017-18 season. Through his first eight seasons as UND head coach, Hakstol has become the third-winningest coach in program history, compiling a 213-106-30 overall record and a 129-75-20 mark in WCHA play. “I’m pleased to have the opportunity to continue working and living in what I consider to be the best environment in [...] Possibly related:

18. Big Ten postseason tournaments to rotate between St. Paul, Detroit

The Big Ten announced Thursday that the conference’s postseason tournaments will be held at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn., in 2014 and 2016, and at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit in 2015 and 2017. The inaugural tournament is slated for March 20-22, 2014. Tournament play will feature all six teams — Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Penn State and Wisconsin — in a single-elimination format. Thursday’s quarterfinals will feature the [...] Possibly related:

19. Air Force hopes software improves players, one (video) game at a time

The Hockey IntelliGym aims to improve "hockey sense," and the Falcons' early returns are promising. Joe Paisley reports. Possibly related:

20. All-American Prospects game to debut in September

USA Hockey announced Monday the creation of the first-ever All-American Prospects Game that will be played on Sept. 29, 2012, at the First Niagara Center in Buffalo, N.Y. The All-American Prospects Game will include 40 of the top American-born prospects eligible for the 2013 NHL draft, including players already in college, junior players, and those playing high school and prep school hockey. “It’s a concept we’ve been talking about for a couple of years and [...] Possibly related:

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We win the 2011 NFL-Ex Football Contest @ The Sports Monitor in 2 divisions: Most Bankroll Won, Totals & Most Net Winners, Totals.

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We win several more Handicapper-of-the-Week Awards at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. We have 40 of these. See our Award Certificates HERE.

We win the 2009-10 NBA Basketball Post-Season Titanium Award (our 12th) at The Sports Eye. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win the 2009-10 NBA Basketball Post-Season Contest - in every possible category - at LVSM.

We win 10 more Handicapper-of-the-Week Awards - all in a row - at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. We have 33 of these. See our Award Certificates HERE.

We win May 2010, April 2010 & March 2010 Handicapper-of-the-Month Awards at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificates HERE.

We win the 2009-10 NBA Basketball Regular-Season (Top Win-%) at LVSM.

We win the 2009-10 College Basketball Post-Season Titanium Award (our 11th) at The Sports Eye. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win the 2009-10 College Basketball Post-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We win the 2009-10 College Basketball Regular-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We win the 2009 College Football Regular-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We win the 2009 NFL Pre-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We finish #1 in the NBA Playoffs Championship Contest at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-%, All Sides)

We finish #1 in the 2009 NHL Playoffs Championship Contest at The Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-% (minimum 10 plays), Best Bets)

We finish #1 in the 2009 NHL Regular-Season Championship Contest at The Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-%, All Sides)

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College hockey

Contents

[edit] NCAA Structure

[edit] NCAA American Women's College Hockey Alliance champions

[edit] NCAA Awards

[edit] Other college hockey organizations

[edit] See also

[edit] References

[edit] External links

Source: Wikipedia