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Women’s ice hockey falls in last two games of regular season, looks to playoffs

Summary by Brown Daily Herald
On Friday night, the women's ice hockey team (14-12-3, 9-10-3 ECAC) dropped 6-2 to Cornell (20-4-5, 16-2-4 ECAC) in their final Ivy League matchup of the regular season. Less than 24 hours later in New York, the Bears fell 3-1 to Colgate (27-7-0, 18-4-0 ECAC).Despite these two losses, the Bears finished eighth in the Eastern College Athletic Conference and qualified for the playoff. They will begin their postseason campaign on Saturday at home a…
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Brown Daily HeraldBrown Daily Herald

Women’s ice hockey falls in last two games of regular season, looks to playoffs

On Friday night, the women's ice hockey team (14-12-3, 9-10-3 ECAC) dropped 6-2 to Cornell (20-4-5, 16-2-4 ECAC) in their final Ivy League matchup of the regular season. Less than 24 hours later in New York, the Bears fell 3-1 to Colgate (27-7-0, 18-4-0 ECAC).Despite these two losses, the Bears finished eighth in the Eastern College Athletic Conference and qualified for the playoff. They will begin their postseason campaign on Saturday at home a…

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The Quinnipiac ChronicleThe Quinnipiac Chronicle

Women’s ice hockey aims to defy odds in ECAC playoffs

With the postseason looming, Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey seeks revenge in ECAC Hockey, looking to punch its ticket back to the NCAA tournament after narrowly missing the threshold last March. Finishing the season with a record of 11-8-3 in the conference (20-10-4 overall), the Bobcats placed No. 5 in the ECAC — arguably the most competitive conference in women’s college hockey. The ECAC is stacked with highly nationally ranked teams like Corne…

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The Quinnipiac Chronicle broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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