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Shae Labbe (Colgate - 12) lifts the puck up and over Kimberly Newell ( Princeton - 33) for a third period goal. ((c) Shelley M. Szwast 2014)

Wednesday Women: Finding consistency

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

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Tereza Vanišová of Maine (Peter Buehner/Maine Athletics)

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

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Wednesday Women: Surprise teams

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Wednesday Women: A first-half review of top teams (Wisconsin, Minnesota), struggling teams (Boston College, Colgate) and top players

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2011 Womens Frozen Four; #29 Marie-Philip Poulin lifting a perfectly placed shot into the far upper corner for Boston U. - Copyright 2011 Angelo Lisuzzo (Angelo Lisuzzo)

Wednesday Women: The final eight

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Katie Fitzgerald (St.Cloud State University-35 ) 09 Nov.13: St.Cloud State University hosts the University of Minnesota in a WCHA match-up at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St.Cloud, MN (Bradley K. Olson)

Wednesday Women: wheat from the chaff

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Dani Cameranesi (Minnesota - 21). ((c) Shelley M. Szwast 2014)

Wednesday Women: Finding form

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Wednesday Women: In the trenches

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NCAA Division I Women’s Hockey: Wednesday Women with guest Grant Salzano – Calculations, Math and Hockey East

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NCAA Division I Women’s Hockey: Wednesday Women – Predictions, Patty Kaz and a midpoint check in

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Wednesday Women: Fitting together the pieces

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Jenna Dingeldein of Mercyhurst (Tim Brule)

Wednesday Women: Searching for Answers

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

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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

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Wednesday Women: Trends and turns

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Wednesday Women: Looking at the Kazmaier candidates

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

Wednesday Women: Holy Cross’ stunner, BC’s collapse, other upsets, and Wisconsin’s power

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Wednesday Women: Guessing the selections

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Andie Anastos (BC - 23), Lee Stecklein (Minnesota - 2) - The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers defeated the Boston College Eagles 3-1 to win the 2016 NCAA national championship on Sunday, March 20, 2016, at the Whittemore Center Arena in Durham, New Hampshire. (Tim Brule)

Wednesday Women: The Frozen Four

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