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Wednesday Women: Overtime games the hallmark of conference quarterfinals

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Considering conference tournaments

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Dissecting Division I women’s college hockey conference standings as the regular season winds down

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Trying to quantify which team should be second in the polls

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Parsing the upsets, losses and surprises of the past few weeks

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Scouting the ECAC and WCHA heading into the second half.

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Midpoint check-ins with NEWHA, CHA and Hockey East

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: A first peek at PairWise and rethinking rosters

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Pondering players taking time away to play international tournaments and the impact their absence has on their college teams

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Trying to unravel the ECAC and looking ahead to a National Championship rematch

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Welcome to the 2019-20 season

Nicole Haase -

Wednesday Women: Reviewing the quarterfinal results and looking ahead to the Frozen Four, plus the WCHA versus ECAC dynamic

Candace Horgan -

Wednesday Women: Syracuse makes NCAA tournament, favorites win in conference tournaments, and standout rookies

Candace Horgan -
Jaycee Gebhard of Robert Morris (Robert Morris Athletics)

Wednesday Women: Reviewing a routine weekend, previewing the conference semis, and looking at the Patty Kaz three

Candace Horgan -
Alina Mueller of Northeastern (Northeastern Athletics)

Wednesday Women: Princeton and Wisconsin fall from first, CHA down to the wire, playoff previews

Nicole Haase -
Tereza Vanišová of Maine (Peter Buehner/Maine Athletics)

Wednesday Women: Last weekend of regular season sees teams battling for playoff spots, seedings

Candace Horgan -
Lovisa Selander (Rensselaer - 35) makes a save. (Shelley M. Szwast)

Wednesday Women: Syracuse’s sweep, Bemidji’s big win, and the state of the ECAC and Hockey East races

Candace Horgan -
Gabbie Hughes of Minnesota Duluth (Minnesota Duluth Athletics)

Wednesday Women: Timber, the top teams fall

Nicole Haase -
Jaycee Gebhard of Robert Morris (Justin Berl/RMU Athletics)

Wednesday Women: Ohio State’s tumble, Northeastern and Princeton’s youth, and the Patty Kazmaier favorites

Candace Horgan -
Jessie Eldridge (Colgate - 9). ((c) Shelley M. Szwast 2014)

Wednesday Women: Looking at the Minnesota-Wisconsin split, Ohio State’s precarious position, and other bubble teams

Candace Horgan -
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