Tim Rappleye is a journalist who focuses on local sports, particularly ice hockey. He writes for CHN (College Hockey News) and covers the CCHA (Central Collegiate Hockey Association) games and events. Tim provides in-depth analysis, interviews with coaches and players, and highlights key moments in the hockey season.
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This historic MacNaughton Cup Marathon of 2024 boils down to one series – or possibly – a single game. All eyes will be on Bemidji-Minnesota State.
Bemidji State last won the MacNaughton Cup in 2017. Seven years later, Tom Serratore's Beavers did it in style, taking down defending champ Minnesota State.
It's time for the quarterfinals of the '24 CCHA Mason Cup Playoffs. Here's a look at each matchup, as the eight teams prepare to battle through the weekend.
The semifinals of this year's CCHA Mason Cup Playoffs feature a stark contrast in games in terms of anticipated drama. Watch the action this weekend!
Assessing the Mason Cup Playoffs final comes down to one question: Can anyone slow the roll of Bemidji State? The Beavers will face Michigan Tech.
In a league colored by parity, one CCHA school has separated itself from the collective mass of teams flirting with.500. Powered by a D-I school-record, 11-game unbeaten streak, Bemidji State won the MacNaughton Cup and will play at home for the nation’s first automatic NCAA Tournament bid.
The Huskies gained the first automatic bid to the 2024 NCAA tournament by defeating the hottest team in hockey — Bemidji State — 2-1 on the road. It is the third straight NCAA Tournament bid for Joe Shawhan’s Huskies, but this was the toughest of the three.
The Michigan Tech men are headed back to the NCAA Tournament. The bad news? Their first opponent is the consensus No. 1 team in the nation, Boston College.
The Michigan Tech men are headed back to the NCAA Tournament. The bad news? Their first opponent is the consensus No. 1 team in the nation, Boston College.
The Providence Regional is home to two conference winners in Boston College and Michigan Tech, while Quinnipiac and Wisconsin earned at-large bids. Boston College heads to Providence as the conference’s top seed, Quinnipiac of course as the defending national champions.
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