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Merrimack blueliner Zach Uens put up a plus-7 rating in Sunday’s 7-1 win over Brown (photo: Jim Stankiewicz).<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Each week, USCHO.com will pick the top 10 moments from the past weekend in our Monday 10 feature.<\/em><\/p>\n

As the calendar turns to 2022, there hasn\u2019t been a lot of hockey played in the past few weekends. But that doesn\u2019t mean there isn\u2019t plenty to talk about.<\/p>\n

Here are 10 things that are on many minds on the first Monday of the New Year:<\/p>\n

1. COVID\u2019s ugly return to hockey<\/strong><\/p>\n

It\u2019s not like this season reached the halfway point COVID free, but for the most part cases among players and teams were relatively low in the first half of the season. But with the omicron variant the topic of many people\u2019s minds, we\u2019re already seeing its impact on college hockey. Nearly a dozen games were canceled or postponed since teams began their return to campus. Certain schools like Northeastern and Dartmouth are no longer allowing spectators to their games. Could there be more impact? That\u2019s still to be seen.<\/p>\n

2. World Juniors canceled (or maybe just postponed)<\/strong><\/p>\n

The deadly virus certainly reared its ugly head at the World Junior tournament in Alberta. Under strict guidelines set forth by the Canada\u2019s healthy authority, the tournament was quickly shutdown after four plays across three teams tested positive. The first two came on Team USA, which forced a game against Switzerland to be forfeited. Those forfeits continued a day later forcing organizers to pull the plug on the event. At the time, it was said to be canceled, but the IIHF and president Luc Tardif left a window slightly open to resume the tournament in the summertime.<\/p>\n

3. Boston College dominates Ledyard Bank Classic<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Eagles, a team that returned from Christmas on the wrong side of the PairWise bubble, started off their second half strong with dominant wins over Mercyhurst and host Dartmouth to capture one if the nation\u2019s oldest holiday tournaments, the Ledyard Bank Classic in Hanover, N.H. Leading scorer Jack McBain remained red hot scoring four goals \u2013 two in each game. The senior now has 13 goals and 24 points in 18 games.<\/p>\n

4. Holiday tournament excitement returns to Milwaukee, gives Badgers reason to celebrate<\/strong><\/p>\n

The KwikTrip Holiday Faceoff Championship became the first college hockey game to be hosted in Milwaukee in a number of years when FISERV Arena, the home of the Milwaukee Bucks, transformed from a basketball arena to a hockey rink last week. And while the event was a reported success overall, host Wisconsin had plenty to celebrate, taking home the championship in dramatic fashion, Brock Caufield\u2019s overtime game winner over Yale in the semifinals was followed by a shootout victory in six rounds over Providence in the title game.<\/p>\n

Could this be a precursor to a Frozen Four to return to Milwaukee? Not likely. Though the event hasn\u2019t been to the Cream City since 2006, FISERV Arena only holds about 14,000 fans for hockey, well under what the NCAA typically mandates for a Frozen Four.<\/p>\n

5. The GLI – The tournament that wasn\u2019t<\/strong><\/p>\n

There was plenty of controversy around the oldest of holiday tournaments, the Great Lakes Invitational \u2013 or GLI. For one, the tournament had already been pushed away from Little Ceasars Arena in downtown Detroit and was going to be held on campus sites at Michigan and Michigan State with the opponents each night predetermined. Early last week, though, the administration at Michigan, missing a handful of players at World Juniors, announced the team would only be playing one of their two games, canceling their matchup with Western Michigan on night two. Needless to say, that caused a firestorm of controversy as many teams this season have gone forth with contests with less-than-optimal lineups due to COVID protocols and injuries.<\/p>\n

6. Impressive start to second half for Minnesota State<\/strong><\/p>\n

The nation\u2019s number one team, Minnesota State, began the second half with a massive test \u2013 a home-and-home series with Minnesota Duluth. And the Mavericks, which have been incredible in non-conference games this season sweeping Massachusetts, splitting with St. Cloud State and knocking off Providence (their only other NC game was a loss to Michigan), swept the Bulldogs to further cement their national standings. Impressive, as usual, on the weekend was goaltender Dryden McKay making 26 saves in a 2-1 overtime win on Thursday before posting his seventh shutout of the season, a 3-0 road win on Saturday.<\/p>\n

7. Arizona State places itself back in NCAA tournament discussion<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Sun Devils pulled off a two-game sweep of Cornell at Oceanside Arena in Tempe to bring themselves back into the NCAA tournament discussion. At 12-10-0, Arizona State still sits a ways from the NCAA bubble at 25th in the PairWise, but consider what remains for this team. The Sun Devils hit the road, which hasn\u2019t been kind this season, the next two weekends to face Boston University and RIT for two-game sets. Then lies the series that is circled on their calendars \u2013 a two-game series at Minnesota State on January 28-29. Win the large majority of those next six games and the final six games of the season \u2013 four against Alaska and two against LIU \u2013 could become catapults to a 20-win season and another NCAA tournament bid.<\/p>\n

8. St. Cloud State sweeps Bemidji State<\/strong><\/p>\n

It hasn\u2019t been smooth sailing for St. Cloud State, which entered the break at 10-6-0 record. But thus proves the gauntlet that is the top half of the NCHC as two wins this past weekend over Bemidji State improved the Huskies to 12-6-0 to catapult them to fourth in the PairWise. Sam Hentges had a strong offensive weekend for St. Cloud State, scoring three goals over the two games.<\/p>\n

9. Scheduling on the fly returns to college hockey<\/strong><\/p>\n

With COVID forcing game cancelations and postponement, we have once again seen teams begin to resort to changing their schedules on the fly. Certainly, there will be a lot of games to reschedule, particularly league contests, in the second half (hello, midweek hockey!). But this past weekend we saw Penn State take a last-minute road trip to play Army and Merrimack and UMass announced they\u2019ll play an impromptu non-league contest tonight at the Mullins Center (free admission!). Hopefully we won\u2019t see league switch to week-to-week scheduling like we did in Hockey East a year ago, but you certainly never know.<\/p>\n

10. Merrimack\u2019s Uens with a statistical abnormality<\/strong><\/p>\n

Speaking of Merrimack, their defenseman put up a single-game line that you don\u2019t see often in hockey in Sunday\u2019s 7-1 win over Brown. Zach Uens finished the game with a single assist and zero shots on goal. But look further on his stat line to see he was a +7. In other words, he was on the ice for all seven Merrimack goals and wasn\u2019t on the ice when Brown scored its only goal. That\u2019s a stat line you won\u2019t see every day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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