Word: quinnipiace
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...first weekend of a season, and there’s no more to be learned from a 2-0-0 record than from an 0-2-0 mark—not when hockey seasons stretch more than 30 games. But for now, at least for a week, the Quinnipiac men’s program is a perfect 2-0-0 in ECAC play. And it certainly means something to the Bobcats. Quinnipiac has had a hockey team since 1975—nearly 80 years fewer than Harvard—and the Bobcats have only been Division I since...
...play two midweek games—although four of its games will be some of its toughest of the season against Dartmouth, St. Lawrence, and Minnesota-Duluth.Harvard will also see a number of opponents who are just starting their first season at Division I—including Robert Morris and Quinnipiac.“We are always excited anytime women’s hockey is expanding—anytime that there are new programs that are coming up along the line, that is a big step for women’s ice hockey,” Schroyer said...
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After going winless and finishing in last place in the four-team College Hockey Association last season, the Bobcats join the ECAC with low expectations and the chance to play spoiler. Quinnipiac has already logged some surprising results in this young season, knocking off Connecticut and Northeastern and tying Yale in its conference opener. Coach Michael Barrett brought in a strong recruiting class of young Canadians that should help the Bobcats improve its power play, worst in the nation last year...
...hockey team in its ECAC opener Friday night, the Crimson knew it would have to rely on its returning veterans as well as this year’s recruiting class in order to repeat as conference champions. Harvard turned to that blend of youth and experience in beating Quinnipiac 5-3 at Bright Hockey Center—a victory highlighted by the work of freshman Sarah Wilson and senior Jennifer Raimondi. The duo combined for six points including four Raimondi assists—half of which came on Wilson’s two goals. “Being able...