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| Niagara Will Host Final CHA Tournament
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Compiled by USCHO, 07/02/2009
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Niagara will host the final CHA tournament at Dwyer Arena on March 12 and 13, 2010, the league announced. The CHA is disbanding after the 2009-10 season. Niagara and Robert Morris are moving to Atlantic Hockey; Bemidji State is moving to the WCHA; and Alabama-Huntsville has applied for admission to the CCHA. Dwyer Arena also hosted the tournament in 2008. "We are thrilled to have the CHA tournament ...
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| Paluch Leaves Bowling Green For USA Hockey Role
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Compiled by USCHO, 06/30/2009
01:00 AM
Another head coach is leaving college for a new USA Hockey venture. Scott Paluch has stepped down at Bowling Green to be a regional manager of USA Hockey's American Development Model. Assistant coach Dennis Williams will be the interim head coach for the 2009-10 season. His move comes just a month after Brown's Roger Grillo did the same. "We're really happy to have Scott on board," Ken Martel ...
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| Surprises, Disappointment For Collegians Atop 2009 NHL Draft
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Compiled by USCHO, 06/27/2009
01:00 AM
MONTREAL — The Minnesota Wild pulled the ultimate fast one during Friday night's NHL Entry Draft and in doing so were part of college hockey's most disappointing opening draft round in recent memory.  After having the 13th overall pick in the first round, positioned perfectly the select Minnesota-born Jordan Schroeder, the Wild traded their top selection to the New York Islanders, moving ...
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| Leddy, Leblanc: Hometown Heroes
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Compiled by USCHO, 06/27/2009
01:00 AM
MONTREAL — Think of your favorite hockey team. Okay, now imagine yourself playing for that club. Sounds like a dream, eh? Well for most it is, but for two 18-year-olds — Nick Leddy, who will attend Minnesota this fall, and Louis Leblanc, who's heading to Harvard — that dream is a reality because the number 16 and 18 draft picks, respectively, now belong to their hometown NHL organizations. Leddy ...
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| Day 2 Turnaround: College Hockey Fares Well On Saturday At NHL Draft
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Compiled by USCHO, 06/27/2009
01:00 AM
MONTREAL — College hockey quickly redeemed itself at the 2009 NHL Entry Draft on Saturday with 10 college freshmen-to-be becoming NHL property in the second round. The onslaught of college players came a day after only seven collegians were drafted in the opening round and none among the top 15 overall picks. Leading the way on Saturday was Michigan recruit Chris Brown. Brown, who was ranked ...
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